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	Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''The Real [[Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"		Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''The Real [[Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"

	Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[https://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31/ Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".		Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW Publishing]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[https://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31/ Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".

	==''Transformers'' work==		==''Transformers'' work==

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	[[Image:DanAbnett.jpg\|frame\|right\|He may be an Imperial Colonel-Commissar, but captions still give him the willies.]]		[[Image:DanAbnett.jpg\|frame\|right\|He may be an Imperial Colonel-Commissar, but captions still give him the willies.]]
	'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)		'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)

	Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''The Real [[Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"		Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''The Real [[Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"

	Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[~~http~~://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".		Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[https://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31/ Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".

	==''Transformers'' work==		==''Transformers'' work==

Cyberlink420 at 21:39, 15 February 2019

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	'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)		'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)

	Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''[[~~Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|The Real~~ Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"		Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''The Real [[Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"

	Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".		Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".

Cyberlink420 at 19:55, 18 September 2018

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	'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)		'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)

	Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', [[Doctor\|''~~Doctor Who~~''~~]] and~~ [[Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|''The Real Ghostbusters'']], he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"		Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''[[Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|The Real Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"

	Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".		Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".

Cyberlink420 at 18:18, 12 September 2018

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	[[Image:DanAbnett.jpg\|frame\|right\|He may be an Imperial Colonel-Commissar, but captions still give him the willies.]]		[[Image:DanAbnett.jpg\|frame\|right\|He may be an Imperial Colonel-Commissar, but captions still give him the willies.]]
	'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''~~[[Wikipedia:Warhammer 40,000~~\|Warhammer 40,000]]'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''~~[[wikipedia:Sinister Dexter~~\|Sinister Dexter]]'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)		'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)

	Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', [[Doctor\|''Doctor Who'']] and [[Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|''The Real Ghostbusters'']], he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"		Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', [[Doctor\|''Doctor Who'']] and [[Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|''The Real Ghostbusters'']], he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"

Charles RB at 16:02, 20 September 2015

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	[[Image:DanAbnett.jpg\|frame\|right\|He may be an Imperial Colonel-Commissar, but captions still give him the willies.]]		[[Image:DanAbnett.jpg\|frame\|right\|He may be an Imperial Colonel-Commissar, but captions still give him the willies.]]
	'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''[[Wikipedia:Warhammer 40,000\|Warhammer 40,000]]'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''[[wikipedia:Sinister Dexter\|Sinister Dexter]], ~~Atavar~~'', and ''~~Kingdom~~'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics.		'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''[[Wikipedia:Warhammer 40,000\|Warhammer 40,000]]'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''[[wikipedia:Sinister Dexter\|Sinister Dexter]]'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)

	Abnett (and ~~frequent collaborator~~ [[~~Andy~~ Lanning]]) were intended to become regular writers at [[~~IDW~~]] ~~in 2010-11,~~ but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref>		Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', [[Doctor\|''Doctor Who'']] and [[Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|''The Real Ghostbusters'']], he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"

			Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".

	==''Transformers'' work==		==''Transformers'' work==

Nu-Priest at 17:10, 15 December 2011

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	'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''[[Wikipedia:Warhammer 40,000\|Warhammer 40,000]]'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''[[wikipedia:Sinister Dexter\|Sinister Dexter]], Atavar'', and ''Kingdom'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics.		'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''[[Wikipedia:Warhammer 40,000\|Warhammer 40,000]]'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''[[wikipedia:Sinister Dexter\|Sinister Dexter]], Atavar'', and ''Kingdom'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics.

	Abnett (and Lanning) were intended to become regular writers at [[IDW]] in 2010-11, but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref>		Abnett (and frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]) were intended to become regular writers at [[IDW]] in 2010-11, but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref>

	==''Transformers'' work==		==''Transformers'' work==

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	[[Image:DanAbnett.jpg\|frame\|right\|He may be an Imperial Colonel-Commissar, but captions still give him the willies.]]		[[Image:DanAbnett.jpg\|frame\|right\|He may be an Imperial Colonel-Commissar, but captions still give him the willies.]]
	'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)		'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)

	Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''The Real [[Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"		Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''The Real [[Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"

	Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[~~http~~://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".		Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[https://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31/ Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".

	==''Transformers'' work==		==''Transformers'' work==

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	'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)		'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)

	Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''[[~~Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|The Real~~ Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"		Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''The Real [[Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"

	Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".		Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".

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	'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)		'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)

	Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', [[Doctor\|''~~Doctor Who~~''~~]] and~~ [[Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|''The Real Ghostbusters'']], he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"		Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', ''[[Doctor Who]]'' and ''[[Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|The Real Ghostbusters]]'', he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"

	Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".		Abnett and Lanning were first recruited by [[IDW]] for a crossover in 2011, on the grounds that if they could do ''Marvel'' crossovers then IDW's should be no worry. <ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-3-idw/ Nerdy Nothings: "They originally had a creative map of what they wanted to do when they first spoke to us about it at San Diego [Comic Con] last year and said, you know, “we’ve seen you handle these huge crossovers in Marvel Cosmic so you’ve got some experience there; do you think you could handle this for us?"</ref> Off the back of that, they were intended to become regular writers alongside [[Mike Costa]] but, due to their other commitments, this fell through.<ref>[http://moonbase2.libsyn.com/webpage/the-underbase-reviews-ongoing-31 Moonbase 2 interview with Mike Costa ("Special Guest")]</ref> The result was six issues spread across two spinoffs that started the plot that Costa and [[James Roberts]] ended in "[[Chaos (IDW)\|Chaos]]".

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	[[Image:DanAbnett.jpg\|frame\|right\|He may be an Imperial Colonel-Commissar, but captions still give him the willies.]]		[[Image:DanAbnett.jpg\|frame\|right\|He may be an Imperial Colonel-Commissar, but captions still give him the willies.]]
	'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''~~[[Wikipedia:Warhammer 40,000~~\|Warhammer 40,000]]'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''~~[[wikipedia:Sinister Dexter~~\|Sinister Dexter]]'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)		'''Dan Abnett''' (born [[October 12]], [[1965]]) is a British novelist and comic writer best known for writing the ''Gaunt's Ghosts'' and ''Eisenhorn'' books in the ''{{w\|Warhammer 40,000}}'' universe. He has also created strips such as ''{{w\|Sinister Dexter}}'', ''Kingdom'', ''Grey Area'', and ''Insurrection''/''Lawless'' for ''2000 AD,'' and was a writer on the "reboot" ''Legion of Super-Heroes'' for DC Comics and the revamped ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' for [[Marvel Comics]] with frequent collaborator [[Andy Lanning]]. ("DnA" split up in 2014)

	Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', [[Doctor\|''Doctor Who'']] and [[Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|''The Real Ghostbusters'']], he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"		Most crucially for our wiki, Abnett got his start as a Marvel UK staffer in 1987 (right after graduating).<ref>[http://nerdynothings.com/comic-nothings/interview-dan-abnett-part-1-marvel-cosmic/ Nerdy Nothing interview]</ref> As well as editing and sometimes writing titles like ''Thundercats'', [[Doctor\|''Doctor Who'']] and [[Susan Hoffman#Assistants\|''The Real Ghostbusters'']], he did several strips and a text story for ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK\|Transformers]]''. He was chucked in at the deep end when his second ''Transformers'' job was writing up [[Simon Furman]]'s plot for the continuity crucial "[[Dry Run!]]"