My Favourite Comic Artists

[Kev-1961]

My earliest memories of comics are thanks to the late Mike Noble,I am a bit young for Fireball-XL5,but I looked forward to the weekly exploits of Zero-X,and the others that followed-except for Follyfoot,(prefered the tv series),and Worzel Gummidge,(again prefered the tv series),-he is also secondary to Ron Turner.
Treasure,with Tales From Princess Marigold Land,by Giorgio Bellavitis.
The Beano,with Billy The Cat-later with Katie.drawn by David Sutherland and Sandy Calder,possibly based on Spiderman and possibly the inspiration for Judge Dredd.
Into the 1970`s with Buster and Cor-later Buster and Jet,and Pete`s Pocket Army-Franco Solano Lopez,(he was joined after a while by his cousin Julie,-who,as a pre-teenage schoolgirl,was well developed!lol!),later it got to cartoony when they changed the artist,and Sammy Brewster`s Secret Ski Board Squad with Joe Colquhoun.
Look-In had the Bionic Woman and John M.Burns,there were others-but he was my favourite-I was a teenager by then-(Ahem!?)
TV Comic had Dr.Who with either John Cumming or Martin Ashbury.
2000AD,Judge Dredd-Brian Bolland and Ron Smith.
And Lastly Steve Kyte,same level of detail as Noble,but,in looks,more accurate to the early Anderson puppets.
I just wish that I could have kept more,but my parents`insisted`,but,thanks to the internet,I have managed to claw some back.

[Nick_the_Greek]

Hi Kev,
Most of these stories were reprinted in Greece too (via magazines as "Agori" & "Blek"), during the 70s.
I am a comic writer, willing to "investigate" as many of them as I can.
Hope we can share info here !
All the best,
Nikos Nikolaidis

[Kev-1961]

Hi Nick,
Great to hear from you,-any help that I can give,please ask.

[Nick_the_Greek]

Hi Nick,
Great to hear from you,-any help that I can give,please ask.

Thanks Kev!

Have a look here please

viewtopic.php?f=127&t=8468

Plus, can you identify this comic series (1979)???

We'll be in touch, if you like

[Goof]

I can't help with the name of the series, but the artist looks like Dudley Wynne.

[Nick_the_Greek]

I can't help with the name of the series, but the artist looks like Dudley Wynne.

Yessss, I've just checked his work in the net and it's nearly the same.
Many-many thanks for this info , I couldn't find him as he is a rather specialist in girls comic stories, as I see

[Kev-1961]

Hi Nick,
This art kind of reminds me of what happened to the art featured in the 1990`s Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet comics by Mike Noble,somebody coloured in his b/w art for those comics,-which he stated at Special Assignment event that he was not happy with.

[Nick_the_Greek]

Hi Nick,
This art kind of reminds me of what happened to the art featured in the 1990`s Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet comics by Mike Noble,somebody coloured in his b/w art for those comics,-which he stated at Special Assignment event that he was not happy with.

Concerning the Greek edition above, I am sure that the artist (Dydley Wynne) wouldn't like the coloured pics, too
If he was able to see that, of course.

[jim244]

My earliest memories of comics are thanks to the late Mike Noble,I am a bit young for Fireball-XL5,but I looked forward to the weekly exploits of Zero-X,and the others that followed-except for Follyfoot,(prefered the tv series),and Worzel Gummidge,(again prefered the tv series),-he is also secondary to Ron Turner.
Treasure,with Tales From Princess Marigold Land,by Giorgio Bellavitis.
The Beano,with Billy The Cat-later with Katie.drawn by David Sutherland and Sandy Calder,possibly based on Spiderman and possibly the inspiration for Judge Dredd.
Into the 1970`s with Buster and Cor-later Buster and Jet,and Pete`s Pocket Army-Franco Solano Lopez,(he was joined after a while by his cousin Julie,-who,as a pre-teenage schoolgirl,was well developed!lol!),later it got to cartoony when they changed the artist,and Sammy Brewster`s Secret Ski Board Squad with Joe Colquhoun.
Look-In had the Bionic Woman and John M.Burns,there were others-but he was my favourite-I was a teenager by then-(Ahem!?)
TV Comic had Dr.Who with either John Cumming or Martin Ashbury.
2000AD,Judge Dredd-Brian Bolland and Ron Smith.
And Lastly Steve Kyte,same level of detail as Noble,but,in looks,more accurate to the early Anderson puppets.
I just wish that I could have kept more,but my parents`insisted`,but,thanks to the internet,I have managed to claw some back.

With brief reference to Look-In Magazine,I just wanted to say that I personally thought Nobles' work on the Space 1999 strip was his best;however Noble has publically stated that he was most proud of his work on the Worzel Gummidge strip.