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'''David Bishop''' is a | '''David Bishop''' (born [[September 27]], [[1966]]) is a New Zealand writer and occasional contributor to [[Fun Publications]]. During the 90s, he edited ''Judge Dredd Megazine''. His writing has included novels and audio dramas based on ''[[Doctor ]]Who'' and ''Judge Dredd'', as well as other properties, and he has written a variety of comics for ''2000 AD''. | ||
==Writer== | ==Writer== | ||
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David Bishop (born September 27, 1966) is a New Zealand writer and occasional contributor to Fun Publications. During the 90s, he edited Judge Dredd Megazine. His writing has included novels and audio dramas based on Doctor Who and Judge Dredd, as well as other properties, and he has written a variety of comics for 2000 AD.
Writer
- "Head Games" (with Jim Sorenson)
- "Burning Bridges" (with Jim Sorenson)
- "Intersectionality" (with Jim Sorenson)
- "Trigger Warnings" (with Jim Sorenson)
- "Identity Politics" (with Jim Sorenson)
- "Not All Megatrons" (with Jim Sorenson)
- "Cultural Appropriation" (with Jim Sorenson)
- "Safe Spaces" (with Jim Sorenson)
- "Derailment" (with Jim Sorenson)
- "The Inexorable March" (with Jim Sorenson)
