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[[Image:Dave-Gibbons.jpg|right|200px|thumb|The ''Watchmen'' creator who doesn't seem to be perennially pissed off.]] | [[Image:Dave-Gibbons.jpg|right|200px|thumb|The ''Watchmen'' creator who doesn't seem to be perennially pissed off.]] | ||
'''Dave Gibbons''' (born [[April 14]], [[1949]]) is a British artist. While he is best-known for the seminal ''Watchmen'', his other notable works include the [[Superman]] story "For the Man Who Has Everything", ''Martha Washington'' (with [[Frank Miller]]), and various features in ''2000 AD''. He drew the cover for issue [[Headhunt|#133]] of the Marvel UK ''Transformers'' series. Years later he returned to Transformers work by pencilling the hardcover edition of [[Titan Books|Titan's]] ''[[Primal Scream | '''Dave Gibbons''' (born [[April 14]], [[1949]]) is a British artist. While he is best-known for the seminal ''Watchmen'', his other notable works include the [[Superman]] story "For the Man Who Has Everything", ''Martha Washington'' (with [[Frank Miller]]), and various features in ''2000 AD''. He drew the cover for issue [[Headhunt|#133]] of the Marvel UK ''Transformers'' series. Years later he returned to Transformers work by pencilling the hardcover edition of [[Titan Books|Titan's]] ''[[Transformers: Primal Scream|Primal Scream]]''. | ||
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Dave Gibbons (born April 14, 1949) is a British artist. While he is best-known for the seminal Watchmen, his other notable works include the Superman story "For the Man Who Has Everything", Martha Washington (with Frank Miller), and various features in 2000 AD. He drew the cover for issue #133 of the Marvel UK Transformers series. Years later he returned to Transformers work by pencilling the hardcover edition of Titan's Primal Scream.
