About the Book
Source: Wikia. Pages: 45. Chapters: Alex Akerbladh, Barrie Appleby, Barry Appleby, Bill Ritchie, Bruce Cornwell, Bryan Talbot, C. D. Bagnall, C. L. Doughty, Carlos Ezquerra, Charlie Adlard, Colin Andrew, Dave Gibbons, David Pugh, David Wright, Davy Law, Don Harley, Don Lawrence, Dudley D. Watkins, Dudley Pout, Emma Vieceli, Eric Bradbury, Eric Eden, Evelyn Flinders, Faye Yong, Frank Bellamy, Frank Hampson, Frank Humphris, Freddie Adkins, G. William Backhouse, Geoff Campion, Gerry Embleton, Greta Tomlinson, Gwen Tourret, Harold Johns, Ian Kennedy, Ian Knox, Jeff Anderson, Jim Baikie, Joan Porter, Joe Colquhoun, John Aggs, John Armstrong, John Cooper, John McLusky, Keith Watson, Ken Reid, Kevin O'Neill, Kim Raymond, Leo Baxendale, List of artists, Martin Aitchison, Martin Asbury, Mary Beaird, Mick Austin, Mike Dorey, Mike Hubbard, Mike McMahon, Mike Western, Morag Lewis, Nick Abadzis, Paddy Brennan, Paddy Nevin, Pat Tourret, Patrice Aggs, Patrick Wright, Paul Trevillion, Ray Bailey, Rebecca Burgess, Rex Archer, Robert Ayton, Ron Embleton, Sally Artz, Sarah Burgess, Sonia Leong, Steven Appleby, Terry Maloney, Terry Patrick, Yvonne Hutton. Excerpt: Aleister "Keds" Kelman is an artist, writer and former member of the small-press collective Sweatdrop Studios. At one point working in Cambridge, he now resides in Tokyo where he works in graphic design. (Partial list) Alexander Akerbladh (b. 25 April 1886, Sundsvall, Sweden; d. 1958, UK) studied architecture at Glasgow School of Art, and was apprenticed to the architect Sir J. J. Burnet, before becoming an painter in oils and watercolours, studying under Leonard Walker at St. John's Wood School of Art, and later under the German painter Anton Binder in 1916. He also drew comics, his work appearing in Comic Cuts, Kinema Comic, Firefly, Larks, Butterfly, Crackers annuals, Radio Fun (for which he drew comic versions of entertainers Flanagan and Allen, Bob Hope and Jerry Colonna, and Arthur Askey and Anthea), and Merry and ...
