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Volume 11, Issue 1
  • ISSN: 2040-3232
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Abstract

Alan Grant (b. 1949) is a Scottish writer widely known for his work on and for his famous tenures on various titles featuring characters such as Batman and Lobo. He is the co-creator of Anarky, the Ventriloquist, Jeremiah Arkham and Mr Zsasz. This interview, undertaken throughout July and August of 2018, explores a range of topics and issues, including (but not limited to) his thoughts comics as a subversive medium; his collaborations with artists Arthur Ranson and Norm Breyfogle; his Anarky character; comics and politics; Cassandra Anderson as well as the Judge Dredd comics and film adaptations; his ‘Greeting from Scotland’ story for ; his award-winning graphic novel, ; as well as his current writing projects.

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2020-07-01
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References

  1. Klaehn, Jeffery. ( 2019;), ‘ An interview with Arthur Ranson. ’, Studies in Comics, 10:1, pp. 145–56.
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Keyword(s): Alan Grant; Arthur Ranson; Batman; comics and politics; comics studies; graphic novels; Judge Dredd; Norm Breyfogle

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