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'''Will Simpson''' is a Northern Irish comic book artist who has illustrated comics for such industry heavyweights as DC Comics, 2000AD and [[Marvel Comics]], including such characters as Batman, Judge Dredd and John Constantine of ''Hellblazer''. One of the earlier interior artists on the UK ''Transformers'' title, Simpson's rendition of the characters started out closer to the toys and slowly evolved towards the Marvel US/animation model style as the series progressed. He contributed to a number of UK stories including the memorable [[Target: 2006]]. | '''Will Simpson''' is a Northern Irish comic book artist who has illustrated comics for such industry heavyweights as DC Comics, 2000AD and [[Marvel Comics]], including such characters as Batman, Judge Dredd and John Constantine of ''Hellblazer''. One of the earlier interior artists on the UK ''Transformers'' title, Simpson's rendition of the characters started out closer to the toys and slowly evolved towards the Marvel US/animation model style as the series progressed. He contributed to a number of UK stories including the memorable [[Target: 2006]]. | ||
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Will Simpson is a Northern Irish comic book artist who has illustrated comics for such industry heavyweights as DC Comics, 2000AD and Marvel Comics, including such characters as Batman, Judge Dredd and John Constantine of Hellblazer. One of the earlier interior artists on the UK Transformers title, Simpson's rendition of the characters started out closer to the toys and slowly evolved towards the Marvel US/animation model style as the series progressed. He contributed to a number of UK stories including the memorable Target: 2006.
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