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'''Lew Stringer''' (born [[March 22]], [[1959]]) is a British comics writer and artist. He produced many humour strips for various [[Marvel UK]] comics, including both "[[Robo-Capers]]" and "[[Combat Colin]]" for the Marvel UK ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK|Transformers]]'' comic. | '''Lew Stringer''' (born [[March 22]], [[1959]]) is a British comics writer and artist. He produced many humour strips for various [[Marvel UK]] comics, including both "[[Robo-Capers]]" and "[[Combat Colin]]" for the Marvel UK ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK|Transformers]]'' comic. | ||
Amongst his other well known strips are ''Brickman'', ''Robo-Capers'', ''Macho Man'' | Amongst his other well known strips are ''Brickman'', ''Robo-Capers'', ''Macho Man'' ''Tom Thug'' and [[Postman Prat]], alongside work for many different titles. | ||
In addition Stringer presently writes the blog "Blimey! It's another blog about comics!" looking at the past and present of the British comics industry, often providing information on historic trends. | In addition Stringer presently writes the blog "Blimey! It's another blog about comics!" looking at the past and present of the British comics industry, often providing information on historic trends. | ||
Revision as of 11:14, 27 October 2011
Lew Stringer (born March 22, 1959) is a British comics writer and artist. He produced many humour strips for various Marvel UK comics, including both "Robo-Capers" and "Combat Colin" for the Marvel UK Transformers comic.
Amongst his other well known strips are Brickman, Robo-Capers, Macho Man Tom Thug and Postman Prat, alongside work for many different titles.
In addition Stringer presently writes the blog "Blimey! It's another blog about comics!" looking at the past and present of the British comics industry, often providing information on historic trends.
Credits
Transformers strips
- "Robo-Capers issue 74" (with Simon Furman uncredited)
- "The Wind of Change! (with Simon Furman and Sage)
