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Paul Neary
Art for Sale: TheArtofComics.com
Editor in Chief at Marvel UK during its most
succssful period in the 1990s, inker, superb (but modest) writer,
Paul Neary is one of the most inventive men in comics. He
taught me a hell of a lot about comics, I just wish I remembered
half of it when it came to writing the things...
Jose Carlos Neve
link: www.josecn.hpg.ig.com.br
In addition to his own art - colour and black and white, Brazillian
creator Jose offers a detailed number of pages on writer Alan Moore.
Douglas Noble
Link: www.strip-for-me.com
Douglas Noble was born in Edinburgh and grew up in the Scottish Borders,
but this has not prevented his jet-setting global adventures. The site
features some of the best strips from Douglas Noble's internationally
acclaimed small press comic, Strip For Me, plus special never before
seen strips exclusive to the website.
Mike Noble
TV21 and Look-In artist
Mike Noble - whose credits include Captain Scarlet,
Fireball XL5 (pictured), Zero
X, Robin of Sherwood and so many
more memorable strips - is profiled
here by Lew Stringer. The superb Gerry Anderson comics-deciated Technodelic
web site features an interview with him and documents his work.
Mike Noble is mostly retired now although he did return to the world of Gerry
Anderson in the 1990s drawing covers and colour pin ups for Fleetway's Thunderbirds comic
(and their companion comics
Captain Scarlet and Stingray).
"The pages were as vigorous as ever." Lew recalls. "In November 2004 he was
one of the guests at the Bristol Comic Expo, (incredibly his first comic convention)
and in his interview he came across as a true professional. Afterwards it
was an honour to meet and shake the hand of someone that I (and I'm sure many
others) consider to be one of the most talented and versatile comic strip
artists of any generation."
Jack Noel
Link: jacknoel.co.uk
Blog: jackdraws.blogspot.com
MySpace: myspace.com/jackpatricknoel
Jack Noel is a freelance illustrator, cartoonist and graphic designer
based in South London and East Brighton. He didn't go to art school for the
same reason a fish doesn't go to swimming school: he can't afford to. He is
currently actively seeking commissions, collaborations and comfort.
Gary Northfield
Blog: www.stupidmonsters.blogspot.com
ComicSpace: www.comicspace.com/gary_northfield
Writer
and artist on the beano's Derek the Sheep, Derek has been involved in the British
small press since 1999, including the titles Great!, A
Little Box Of Comic, Stupidmonsters,
Bad Dog and Cecil the Nice Wasp. He's currently working as in-house illustrator
for Eaglemoss Publications on the Horrible Histories Collection
and various other magazines in development.
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