Jim Campbell

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Jim Campbell was first attracted to lettering by the work of Dave Gibbons, whose name appeared twice in the Dan Dare credit box in 2000AD Prog 104^[1].

Campbell lettered on and off as a hobby until he realised he was getting paid as much for his lettering as for his day job, around his 40th birthday^[2].

Campbell is inspired by the artist-drawn sound effects of Dave Gibbons, Alan Davis and Arthur Ranson. He also admires the work of Steve Potter and Tom Frame^[2].

BibliographyEdit

• Inspectre (written with Kev Walker (Megazine 3.23 - Megazine 3.33)
• Hoax Hunters
• Vampire Vixens of the Wehrmacht
• Department of Monsterology (by Gordon Rennie and PJ Holden)
• Violent! (Action tribute fanzine, 1999)
• Dæmonifuge (writer with Kev Walker for Games Workshop's Black Library)
• Superior Charity Special

LinksEdit

• Jim Campbell: Man of Letters

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ Jim Campbell - Man of Letter
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} Judge Tutor Semple