RIP John Hicklenton

[jock]

very sad news.

[uncle fester]

Such a sad loss. I love his art and his complete determination was inspiring.

[Steve Green]

RIP John.

[Mike Gloady]

He was a truly talented man and, after seeing "Here's Johnny" he seemed to be a nice guy with a great attitude.  Condolences to his friends and family. 

[IAMTHESYSTEM]

His Art and his memory will live on. Gone but not forgotten.

[wrly_bird]

John Hicklenton let me interview him for the Megazine a while back to promote the award-winning documentary 'Here's Johnny'. During the couple of hours we chatted over the phone he struck me as fearsome, pragmatic and entirely generous.
He was also a wildly talented artist.
My deepest sympathy to his friends and family.

[dyl]

Really sad news. Only saw the documentary recently and found it very moving.

[Wake]

Very sad news, but as Pat says not unexpected and he stayed his own man to the end.

I'm happy that I did meet him, at the friends and family lauch of Here's Johnny. He had a lot of friends there and I'm sure he'll be sorely missed.

Wakefield

[flip-r mk2]

I was just watching Here's Johnny DVD last Thursday and spent Fri & Sat rereading his none Nemesis 2000ad work, this is really quite upsetting.My heartfelt thoughts go out to his family and friends.


filip

[Kev Levell]

Rest in peace. Sad news.

[Professor Bear]

So sad to hear this and I'm sorry for his family's loss.  It's safe to say his art could polarize opinion, but that's good, I think, as it helps highlight that something unique in the world has passed from us.

"You like children, animals, and your mum."

[COMMANDO FORCES]

Sad news indeed. When I hear John's name it always takes me back to the Black Widow story and how he'd drawn the pages, putting so much into each panel, excellent stuff.

[The Legendary Shark]

Sad day. Sad news.

Thanks for the art you left us, John. There'll never be another quite like you.

Rest easy, now.

Mark.

[Roger Godpleton]

Farewell, John.

[SimonBowland]

Very sad news. I did wonder when I saw Clint's "fairwell Johnny" dedication on the cover of prog 1677.