List of Judge Dredd Artists & Writers

[TordelBack]

Those are not boring facts!

[broodblik]

Here is the list sorted from most appearances to the least:

Carlos Ezquerra (5) (261)
Ron Smith (104) (151)
Henry Flint (1014) (129)
Colin MacNeil (608) (122)
Ian Gibson (13) (85)
Paul Marshall (647) (74)
Mike McMahon  (2) (71)
Cam Kennedy (342) (70)
Paul J Holden (1233) (50)
Steve Dillon (205) (49)
John Burns (738) (45)
Brain Bolland (41) (39)
John Higgins (456) (36)
Greg Staples (761) (36)
Kevin Walker (1054) (36)
Carl Critchlow (829) (31)
Peter Doherty  (766) (30)
Cliff Robinson (410) (28)
Will Simpson (547) (26)
Chris Weston (596) (26)
Brendan McCarthy  (88) (24)
Mick Austin (635) (23)
Ben Willsher (1303) (23)
Patrick Goddard (1339) (23)
Karl Richardson (1437) (23)
Brett Ewins (88) (22)
Nick Dyer (1557) (21)
Dave Taylor (1582) (21)
Nick Percival (872) (19)
Siku (1099) (19)
Barry Kitson (464) (18)
Anthony Williams  (707) (18)
Charlie Adlard (1155) (18)
Andrew Currie (xmas 2005) (17)
Dermot Power (722) (16)
Boo Cook (1432) (16)
Colin Wilson (209) (15)
Simon Coleby  (742) (15)
Jason Brashill (950) (15)
Alex Ronald (984) (15)
Mike Collins (529) (14)
Laim Sharp (534) (14)
Lee Sullivan  (981) (14)
Richard Elson (1228) (14)
Staz Johnson (1248) (14)
Jake Lynch (2007) (14)
Kim Raymond (350) (13)
Jeff Anderson (516) (13)
John McCrea  (817) (13)
Simon Fraser (1186) (13)
D'Israeli (1390) (13)
Paul Davidson (1826) (13)
Dan Cornwell (2045) (13)
Trevor Hairsine (1012) (12)
Leigh Gallagher (1728) (12)
Jim Baikie (369) (10)
Mark Sexton (1963) (10)
Garry Leach (94) (9)
John Ridgway (525) (9)
John Cooper (19) (8)
Calum Alexander Watt (1037) (8)
Dylan Teague (1192) (8)
Jock (1195) (8)
Vanyo (601) (7)
Emilio Frejo (921) (7)
Lee Townsend (1589) (7)
Hector Ezquerra (1687) (7)
Mark Harrison (891) (6)
Simon Davis (1007) (6)
David Roach (1388) (6)
Ron Turner (9) (5)
Robin Smith (482) (5)
Steve Yeowell (659) (5)
Sean Phillips  (800) (5)
Inaki Miranda (1360) (5)
Vince Locke (1521) (5)
Steven Austin (2207) (5)
Barry Mitchell (133) (4)
Kevin O'Neill  (474) (4)
Mark Farmer (507) (4)
Jon Haward  (827) (4)
Jim Murray (1033) (4)
Ian Richardson  (1485) (4)
Lee Carter (1737) (4)
Tom Foster (2022) (4)
Leonardo Manco (2091) (4)
Jose Casanovas  (278) (3)
Glenn Fabry (577) (3)
Dougie Braithwaite  (619) (3)
Rafael Garres (1117) (3)
Neil Googe (1151) (3)
Andy Clarke (1156) (3)
Steve Parkhouse (1172) (3)
Arthur Ranson  (1189) (3)
Ben Oliver (1210) (3)
Laurence Campbell (1482) (3)
Sam Hart (1604) (3)
Tiernen Trevallion  (2012) (3)
Dave Gibbons (87) (2)
Bryan Talbot (459) (2)
Clint Langley (886) (2)
Simon Jacob (965) (2)
G Stoddart (1029) (2)
David Bircham (1047) (2)
Julian Gibson (1096) (2)
Dean Ormston (1176) (2)
Kevin Brighton (1192) (2)
Duncan Fegredo (1227) (2)
Steve Pugh (1363) (2)
Phil Winslade (1450) (2)
Smudge (1609) (2)
Nicolo Assirelli (2183) (2)
Massimo Belardinelli (8) (1)
Bill Ward (40) (1)
Ian Kennedy (423) (1)
Jose Ortiz (517) (1)
Paul Hardy (522) (1)
Alan Davis (585) (1)
Jamie Hewlett (614) (1)
Mike Hadley  (710) (1)
George Coleman  (721) (1)
Brian Williamson  (737) (1)
Gary Erskine (741) (1)
Paul Peart (880) (1)
David Hine (949) (1)
Chris Foss (953) (1)
Tom Carney (1011) (1)
Killian Plunkett (1098) (1)
Steve Tappin (1116) (1)
Paolo Parente (1122) (1)
Stephen Baskerville (1152) (1)
Frazer Irving (1206) (1)
Robert McCallum (1279) (1)
David Millgate (1310) (1)
Val Semeiks (1374) (1)
Shaun Thomas (1406) (1)
Kris Justice  (1482) (1)
Rufus Dayglo (1520) (1)
Len O'Grady (1550) (1)
Rob Taylor (1708) (1)
Edmund Bagwell (1785) (1)
Michael Dowling (1817) (1)
James Harren (1819) (1)
Simon Roy (2053) (1)
Ilias Kyriazis (2170) (1)
Luke Horsman (2196) (1)

[TordelBack]

Wow, look at PJ go!  He's the latest entrant in the Top 20 by quite a margin and he's already at No. 10!

And does it look like Henry finally overtook Colin during End Of Days? Closing in on Ron too.

[pauljholden]

Bloody hell.

[Funt Solo]

First, put them in a headlock, I would think. Although, he's a big fella, so some sort of horse tranquilizer wouldn't go amiss.

[Robert Frazer]

That's amazing broodblik, thanks for all the detail.

[Colin YNWA]

Don't know if you saw Broodblik but Henry Flint picked up on this - someone had tweeted a screen grab - and he was saying wow I never knew I was placed so high. Which lead to a discussion joined by Brian Bolland, Dan Cornwell and Mike Carroll amongst others.

You hit the big time!

[broodblik]

Thanks I will see if I can find the thread.

I also want to add that the list is up to date with prog 2212 and thus we can congratulate PJ for numero 50. And no 50 is a blast thank you PJ

[sheridan]

Apparently Henry got the list (a screengrab of the top ten bold version up above) from Twitter, but then I posted a link to this thread.

link to post - Henry's friend's only.

[sheridan]

Apparently Henry got the list (a screengrab of the top ten bold version up above) from Twitter, but then I posted a link to this thread.

link to post - Henry's friend's only.

Though Henry seems to treat facebook as a creator profile, so you don't actually have to know him to friend request.

[Funt Solo]

I wanted to look at script consistency on Dredd over time, so I started plotting that for the early years. In the following table, the inner ring is 1977, and we get to see the Wagner/Grant partnership start up:




Notes:

Using combinations of Barney, the progs and reprints, it's not often clear who actually wrote a particular script - especially with the number of pseudonyms (and collective pseudonyms) floating about. So, this is my best guess, in terms of data.

Each time a year is added, the rings get thinner, so I'm not sure what the optimal number of years to add to a single chart would be. I could split it into pre-partnership, partnership, post-partnership (and then the latter into sub-sections).

[broodblik]

I agree with you Funt with all the pseudonyms  floating around it does not make it easy. Just a general question TB Grover was the only pseudonym Wagner and Grant used for Dredd?

[Funt Solo]

Possibly also these:

The Beast
F. Martin Candor
Rick Clark

[AlexF]

Oooh snazzy graphic device there! I might see if I can steal it for a book at my day job, we're always looking for new ways to pictorialise information.

If you make it 3D, it'll turn into a Terror Tube  -especially when you reach the Millar/Morrison years