Ashley Wood

[The Less Blob]

What was his first mainstream comic art? Wiki doesn't help.

[Annihilus]

First thing I ever remember seeing was Automatic Kafka (freaking awesome series). Popbot came after that.

 

Good question tho. I'm sure I'm missing something.

[sakaridis]

Deadside from Acclaim was earlier than Kafka. 1998 or '99, I think.

[mschmidt]

His first published comic book work was in Dark Horse Down Under which came out in 1994.

 

Judge Dredd Megazine (UK) followed shortly thereafter - and then his first mainstream US work in the Generation X 95 annual.

[User 01001010]

don't forget the covers to the original 30 days of night series

[PeasOfCrap]

i am hoping to get a 30 Days books signed at SDCC!!!

[mschmidt]

don't forget the covers to the original 30 days of night series

 

That series came out in 2002

[User 01001010]

don't forget the covers to the original 30 days of night series

 

That series came out in 2002

 

 

thought the op was asking about all of his work, not just early stuff.

[yakface]

His first published comic book work was in Dark Horse Down Under which came out in 1994.

 

Judge Dredd Megazine (UK) followed shortly thereafter - and then his first mainstream US work in the Generation X 95 annual.

 

He also did some Ghost Rider 2099 issues before the GenX annual

[The Less Blob]

His first published comic book work was in Dark Horse Down Under which came out in 1994.

 

Judge Dredd Megazine (UK) followed shortly thereafter - and then his first mainstream US work in the Generation X 95 annual.

 

He also did some Ghost Rider 2099 issues before the GenX annual

 

that's what i was thinking too, also I think doom 2099

 

But Darkhorse Down Under sounds the earliest if we don't look at foreign stuff (which, of course, we can't exactly ignore...)

[mschmidt]

His first published comic book work was in Dark Horse Down Under which came out in 1994.

 

Judge Dredd Megazine (UK) followed shortly thereafter - and then his first mainstream US work in the Generation X 95 annual.

 

He also did some Ghost Rider 2099 issues before the GenX annual

 

that's what i was thinking too, also I think doom 2099

 

But Darkhorse Down Under sounds the earliest if we don't look at foreign stuff (which, of course, we can't exactly ignore...)

 

yakface is right about Ghost Rider 2009 - that was prior to the Gen X annual. Doom 2099 wasn't till 1996, though.

[John R]

He also worked on the 1997 Shadowman series from Acclaim.

 

 

 

 

[Royd]

Well, if you don't ignore Ash's early work published in Australia then I believe his earliest recognised published work was for Cyclone Comics Quarterly with the Morton Stone: Undertaker stories.

 

CCQ #1 was published in December 1992 and ran for 4 issues. The Undertaker character also appeared in the Dark Horse Downunder series. Here's a link to the cover of CCQ #1 - http://www.tabula-rasa.info/AusComics/CycloneCol.html

 

If you'd like to see a collection of Ash's earlier original comic, trading card and other artwork, then please visit my CAF gallery -

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryRoom.asp?GSub=4091

 

You'll find scans of Ash's original art from CCQ #4, Ghost Rider 2099 submission page, Marvel Overpower trading card artwork, Popbot and much more

 

Warm regards,

 

Royd

http://www.comicartfans.com/GalleryDetail.asp?GCat=111