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Carlos Ezquerra - Wikipedia
He was asked to visualise a new character, future lawman Judge Dredd, for the science fiction weekly 2000 AD, prior to its launch in 1977. His elaborate designs displeased the strip's writer, John Wagner, but impressed editor Pat Mills, and his cityscapes persuaded Mills to set the strip further into the future than initially intended. But Wagner (temporarily) quit over ownership issues, and Ezquerra followed him when the first published appearance of the character was drawn by another artist, Mike McMahon.
He was also responsible for part creating Strontium Dog.
Fascist Spain meets British punk: the subversive genius of Judge Dredd | Ian Dunt
Carlos Ezquerra: Tributes paid after Judge Dredd co-creator dies aged 70
RIP.
Carlos Ezquerra - Wikipedia
He was asked to visualise a new character, future lawman Judge Dredd, for the science fiction weekly 2000 AD, prior to its launch in 1977. His elaborate designs displeased the strip's writer, John Wagner, but impressed editor Pat Mills, and his cityscapes persuaded Mills to set the strip further into the future than initially intended. But Wagner (temporarily) quit over ownership issues, and Ezquerra followed him when the first published appearance of the character was drawn by another artist, Mike McMahon.
He was also responsible for part creating Strontium Dog.
Fascist Spain meets British punk: the subversive genius of Judge Dredd | Ian Dunt
Carlos Ezquerra: Tributes paid after Judge Dredd co-creator dies aged 70
RIP.