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'''Jeff Anderson''' was an artist on the [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]] UK [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|''Transformers'' comic]], beginning with issue #65. He is from Hartlepool, in the North-East of England and has a wife and five children.
'''Jeff Anderson''' was an artist on the [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]] UK [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|''Transformers'' comic]], beginning with issue #65. He is from Hartlepool, in the North-East of England and has a wife and five children.


After ''Transformers'', he worked as an inker on other Marvel UK titles, including [[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]], [[wikipedia:Knights of Pendragon|Knights of Pendragon]] and [[wikipedia:Mys-Tech|Mys-tech Wars]].<ref>[http://comicbookdb.com/creator.php?ID=5521 Profile on the ComicbookDB].</ref>
After ''Transformers'', he worked as an inker on other Marvel UK titles, including ''[[Death's Head (G1)|Death's Head]]'', ''{{w|Knights of Pendragon}}'' and ''{{w|Mys-Tech|Mys-tech Wars}}''.<ref>[http://comicbookdb.com/creator.php?ID=5521 Profile on the ComicbookDB].</ref>


In the 90s, he released two graphic novels for [http://www.lionhudson.com/ Lion Hudson], 'The Shadow's Edge' and 'The Cutting Edge', later working on a [http://www.amazon.com/Lion-Graphic-Bible-Jeff-Anderson/dp/0825462657/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&amp;s=books&amp;qid=1202749290&amp;sr=1-3 graphic novel adaptation of the Bible].<ref>[http://www.lambiek.net/artists/a/anderson_jeff.htm Information from Lambiek.net]</ref> His work on that title led him to change his profession, in July 2007 he became ordained.  Jeff now lives in County Durham and is a curate.<ref>[http://bibleillustration.blogspot.com/search/label/Jeff%20Anderson The Bible illustration blog's interview with Jeff Anderson.]</ref> As of January 2012 Jeff is back illustrating full time.
In the 90s, he released two graphic novels for [http://www.lionhudson.com/ Lion Hudson], 'The Shadow's Edge' and 'The Cutting Edge', later working on a [http://www.amazon.com/Lion-Graphic-Bible-Jeff-Anderson/dp/0825462657/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&amp;s=books&amp;qid=1202749290&amp;sr=1-3 graphic novel adaptation of the Bible].<ref>[http://www.lambiek.net/artists/a/anderson_jeff.htm Information from Lambiek.net]</ref> His work on that title led him to change his profession, in July 2007 he became ordained.  Jeff now lives in County Durham and is a curate.<ref>[http://bibleillustration.blogspot.com/search/label/Jeff%20Anderson The Bible illustration blog's interview with Jeff Anderson.]</ref> As of January 2012 Jeff is back illustrating full time.


He is not to be confused with [[wikipedia:Jeff Anderson|Jeff Anderson]], who played "Randal" in the "Clerks" film series and who apparently knows '''NOTHING''' about the greatness of ''Transformers''.
He is not to be confused with {{w|Jeff Anderson}}, who played "Randal" in the ''Clerks'' film series and who apparently knows '''NOTHING''' about the greatness of ''Transformers''.
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"They are not a gift from God; they are an unholy curse from The Beast We Call The Desolate One. The First of The Fallen, The Spoiler of Virgins, the Master of Abortions!"

Jeff Anderson was an artist on the Marvel UK Transformers comic, beginning with issue #65. He is from Hartlepool, in the North-East of England and has a wife and five children.

After Transformers, he worked as an inker on other Marvel UK titles, including Death's Head, Knights of Pendragon and Mys-tech Wars.[1]

In the 90s, he released two graphic novels for Lion Hudson, 'The Shadow's Edge' and 'The Cutting Edge', later working on a graphic novel adaptation of the Bible.[2] His work on that title led him to change his profession, in July 2007 he became ordained. Jeff now lives in County Durham and is a curate.[3] As of January 2012 Jeff is back illustrating full time.

He is not to be confused with Jeff Anderson, who played "Randal" in the Clerks film series and who apparently knows NOTHING about the greatness of Transformers.



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