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'''Dave Elliott''' is a British comics inker. Like many British comics artists, much of his earliest work was on classic British comic ''2000 A.D.'', starting in 1985. His ''Transformers'' work was intermingled with inking on ''The Steel Claw'' for Quality Comics, and ''Doctor Who'', ''The Real Ghostbusters'' and ''Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers'' for [[Marvel Comics]]. In 1988, Elliott and Garry Leach set up Atomeka Press, a comics publishing house, though Elliott continued to work for Marvel and other companies. More recently, in 2007 Elliott co-founded Radical Comics, though he departed it under a cloud a couple of years later and is engaged in a lawsuit against them.<ref>[http://www.bleedingcool.com/2009/12/02/go-on-dave-lamp-him-radical-entertainment-dave-elliott-and-aladdin/ "Go On Dave, Lamp Him" – Radical, Elliott And Aladdin]</ref> | '''Dave Elliott''' is a British comics inker. Like many British comics artists, much of his earliest work was on classic British comic ''2000 A.D.'', starting in 1985. His ''Transformers'' work was intermingled with inking on ''The Steel Claw'' for Quality Comics, and ''[[Doctor Who]]'', ''The Real [[Ghostbusters]]'' and ''Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers'' for [[Marvel Comics]]. In 1988, Elliott and Garry Leach set up Atomeka Press, a comics publishing house, though Elliott continued to work for Marvel and other companies. More recently, in 2007 Elliott co-founded Radical Comics, though he departed it under a cloud a couple of years later and is engaged in a lawsuit against them.<ref>[http://www.bleedingcool.com/2009/12/02/go-on-dave-lamp-him-radical-entertainment-dave-elliott-and-aladdin/ "Go On Dave, Lamp Him" – Radical, Elliott And Aladdin]</ref> | ||
==Inking work== | ==Inking work== | ||
*[[Transformers Annual | *[[Transformers Annual 1987]] comic strip "[[What's in a Name?]]" | ||
*''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|The Transformers]]'' US [[The Big Broadcast of 2006 (issue)|#43]] | *''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|The Transformers]]'' US [[The Big Broadcast of 2006 (issue)|#43]] | ||
*''The Transformers'' UK [[Legion of the Lost!|#166-167]] | *''The Transformers'' UK [[Legion of the Lost!|#166-167]] | ||
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Dave Elliott is a British comics inker. Like many British comics artists, much of his earliest work was on classic British comic 2000 A.D., starting in 1985. His Transformers work was intermingled with inking on The Steel Claw for Quality Comics, and Doctor Who, The Real Ghostbusters and Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers for Marvel Comics. In 1988, Elliott and Garry Leach set up Atomeka Press, a comics publishing house, though Elliott continued to work for Marvel and other companies. More recently, in 2007 Elliott co-founded Radical Comics, though he departed it under a cloud a couple of years later and is engaged in a lawsuit against them.[1]
Inking work
[edit]- Transformers Annual 1987 comic strip "What's in a Name?"
- The Transformers US #43
- The Transformers UK #166-167
