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'''David Lloyd''' (born [[May 5]], [[1950]]) is a British comics artist. He started at [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] in 1979, providing art for a strip he created with writer [[Steve Parkhouse]] in ''Hulk Comic'', and strips for ''Doctor Who Magazine''. Lloyd and Alan Moore co-created ''V for Vendetta'', with Lloyd designing the title character's iconic look. Since then, Lloyd has worked on a number of titles for Marvel, D.C. and Wildstorm and recently wrote and drew the crime thriller graphic novel ''Kickback'' for a French publisher.
'''David Lloyd''' (born [[May 5]], [[1950]]) is a British comics artist. He started at [[Marvel Comics|Marvel UK]] in 1979, providing art for a strip he created with writer [[Steve Parkhouse]] in ''Hulk Comic'', and strips for ''Doctor Who Magazine''. Lloyd and Alan Moore co-created ''V for Vendetta'', with Lloyd designing the title character's iconic look. Since then, Lloyd has worked on a number of titles for Marvel, D.C. and Wildstorm and recently wrote and drew the crime thriller graphic novel ''Kickback'' for a French publisher.
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The name or term "David" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see David (disambiguation).

David Lloyd (born May 5, 1950) is a British comics artist. He started at Marvel UK in 1979, providing art for a strip he created with writer Steve Parkhouse in Hulk Comic, and strips for Doctor Who Magazine. Lloyd and Alan Moore co-created V for Vendetta, with Lloyd designing the title character's iconic look. Since then, Lloyd has worked on a number of titles for Marvel, D.C. and Wildstorm and recently wrote and drew the crime thriller graphic novel Kickback for a French publisher.

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