British comics artist (born 1969)
Chris Weston (born 1969) is aBritish comics artist who has worked both in the US and UK comics industries.
Weston was born in January 1969 inRinteln , Germany, and lived in various countries as a child. His career began when he was apprenticed for a year to work withDon Lawrence , by the end of which he had secured paid work on the British stripJudge Dredd
He worked with writerJohn Smith on the ten-partIndigo Prime Jack the Ripper aboard a time travelling train.
Weston's work in America began with onSwamp Thing Mark Millar 's time as scriptwriter. He has since gone on to be published inThe Invisibles [ 1] Starman JSA Lucifer The Authority
He has also worked onThe Filth Ministry of Space creator-owned written byGrant Morrison , the latter a "what if?"limited series written byWarren Ellis which saw Britain winning theSpace Race .[ 2]
Most recently he has provided the art forFantastic Four: First Family .
In 2008 Weston illustratedThe Twelve limited series written byJ. Michael Straczynski .[ 3] [ 4] Timely Comics characters includingThe Witness ,The Black Widow andElektro .[ 5]
Since 2005 Weston has written a number of stories that he has also drawn, including a number of one-offs for2000 AD andThe Twelve: Spearhead a prequelone-shot .[ 6]
Interior comic work includes:
2000 AD anthology ,Fleetway /Rebellion ):Judge Dredd "A Night at the Circus" (withJohn Wagner , in #596, 1988) "Worms" (withAlan Grant , in #598, 1988) "Accident Prone" (with Alan Grant, in #602, 1988) "Tyger, Tyger..." (with Alan Grant, in #607, 1988) "Crazy Barry, Little Mo" (with John Wagner, in #615-618, 1989) "The (Great) Little U-Front Disaster" (with John Wagner, in #641, 1989) "The Vidders" (withGarth Ennis , in #749, 1991) "To Thing with Love" (with John Wagner, in #956, 1995) "Rest Stop" (withGordon Rennie , in #1194, 2000) "The Death of Dan-E Cannon" (script and art, in #1800, 2012) "The Heart is a Lonely Klegg Hunter" (withRob Williams , in #1888-1889, 2014) "Boxing Day" (with Rob Williams, in #2011, 2016) "The Fields" (with Rob Williams, in #2035-2036, 2017) "Fit for Purpose" (with Rob Williams, in #2073-2074, 2018) "Elevator Pitch" (with Rob Williams, in #2088-2089, 2018) "Unearthed" (co-writer with Rob Williams, drawn byPatrick Goddard , in #2124-2125, 2019) "Cadet Dredd vs. Grudzilla" (script and art, in #2130, 2019) "Control" (with Rob Williams, in #2141-2145, 2019) Tharg's Future Shocks "Amanda" (withJim Campbell , in #623, 1989) "The God Fish" (withMike Collins , in #636, 1989) "House of the Future" (withChris Gormley , in #637, 1989) "Tharg's Terror Tales: Counts as One Choice" (script and art, in #1645, 2009) "Whatever Happened to the Green Pedestrian Palm?" (script and art, in Prog 2010, 2009) Inside Moves John Smith , in #631, 1989)Rogue Trooper "The Hit Conclusion" (withSteve Dillon , inWinter Special '89, 1989) "Decoys" (withMichael Fleisher , inRogue Trooper Annual '91, 1990) "Enfleshings" (with John Smith, inYearbook '93, 1992) "Shock Tactics" (with John Smith, inSci-Fi Special '93, 1993) "Scavenger of Souls" (with Michael Fleisher, in #873-880, 1994) "G.I. Blues" (withMark Millar , in #901-903, 1994) "Hill 392" (withSteve White , inPoster Prog #4, 1994) Indigo Prime Winter Special '90 and 735-744, 1989–1991)Nemesis the Warlock Pat Mills , inWinter Special '92, 1992)Robo-Hunter Sci-Fi Special '92, 1992)Tales of MC-1 Sci-Fi Special '92, 1992)Canon Fodder "Canon Fodder" (with Mark Millar, in #861-867, 1993) "Dark Matter" (withKek-W , in #980-987, 1996) Vector 13 Dan Abnett , in #1062, 1997)Nikolai Dante Robbie Morrison , in #1066, 1997)Downlode Tales Pulp Sci-Fi Sláine Strontium Dog Matt Smith , inVillains Takeover Special! , 2019)Swamp Thing Vertigo , 1995)The Invisibles Grant Morrison , Vertigo):"Season of Ghouls" (in vol. 1 #10, 1995) "Mad Dogs and Englishmen" (withPhil Jimenez , in vol. 2 #9, 1998) "Kissing Mister Quimper" (in vol. 2 #14-17 and 19-22, 1998–1999) "Goodbye Rag" (among other artists, in vol. 3 #3, 2000) Time Breakers Rachel Pollack ,Helix , 1997)The Dreaming Peter Hogan , Vertigo, 1998)Star-Spangled Comics Geoff Johns ,one-shot , DC Comics, 1999)Starman David Goyer ,James Robinson ,Peter Snejbjerg andJohn McCrea , DC Comics, 1999)Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Lee Moder , 1999)JSA Secret Files Ron Marz , co-feature, DC Comics, 1999)Lucifer Mike Carey , Vertigo, 2000)The Authority Wildstorm , 2000)Flinch Lucius Shepard , anthology, Vertigo, 2000)Ministry of Space Warren Ellis ,Image , 2001–2004)Enemy Ace: War in Heaven War Story: Johann's Tiger The Filth Judge Dredd Megazine Judge Dredd "Wharever Happened to Tweak?" (with Pat Mills, in #214, 2004) "Six" (with John Wagner, in #221-222, 2004) Tom Strong's Terrific Tales Steve Moore , anthology,America's Best Comics , 2004)Event Horizon Volume 1graphic novel ,Mam Tor , 2005)Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Will Pfeifer , DC Comics, 2006)Fantastic Four: First Family Joe Casey ,Marvel , 2006)American Splendor Harvey Pekar , anthology, Vertigo):"Comic Convention Comic" (in vol. 2 #2, 2006) "Fall" (in vol. 3 #1, 2008) The Twelve The Twelve #1-12 (withJ. Michael Straczynski , 2008–2012)The Twelve: Spearhead (script and art, one-shot, 2010)Four Feet from a Rat Mother , anthology, Mam Tor, 2008)Rocketeer Adventures Mark Waid , anthology,IDW Publishing , 2011)Adventures of Superman digital , DC Comics, 2013)Batman: Black and White Blair Butler , anthology, DC Comics, 2014)Marvel Comics Al Ewing , anthology, Marvel, 2019)Zzap!64 Newsfield Publications , 1991)The Best of 2000 AD Fleetway , 1993)2000 AD Rebellion , 1995–2018)Judge Dredd Megazine Elephantmen Image , 2007)The Twelve Marvel , 2008)The Phantom Patrol Book Palace , 2009)Superman: Last Stand of New Krypton DC Comics , 2010)Judge Dredd: Anderson, PSI-Division IDW Publishing , 2014)Big Trouble in Little China Boom! Studios , 2014)Chrononauts Dan Dare Titan , 2017–2018)The Prisoner: Uncertainty Machine ^ Irvine, Alex (2008), "The Invisibles", in Dougall, Alastair (ed.),The Vertigo Encyclopedia , New York:Dorling Kindersley , pp. 92– 97,ISBN 978-0-7566-4122-1 OCLC 213309015 ^ Irvine, Alex (2008), "Filth", in Dougall, Alastair (ed.),The Vertigo Encyclopedia , New York:Dorling Kindersley , p. 83,ISBN 978-0-7566-4122-1 OCLC 213309015 ^ The Gold, the Bad, and the Ugly: Weston Talks "The Twelve" Archived 3 March 2016 at theWayback Machine , 26 July 2007,Comic Book Resources ^ SDCC '07: Marvel’s the Twelve Revealed ,Newsarama ^ Mystery Men's Dozen: Brevoort Talks "The Twelve" Archived 3 March 2016 at theWayback Machine , 26 July 2007,Comic Book Resources ^ Phegley, Kiel (12 March 2010),Chris Weston: Spearheading The Twelve's Return Comic Book Resources , retrieved21 March 2010
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