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Coppertop

Artists: JOHN HICKLENTON (Penciller) , JOHN HICKLENTON (Inker)

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Title:	Coppertop
Artist:	JOHN HICKLENTON (Penciller)
Artist:	JOHN HICKLENTON (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Other
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Views:	820
Likes on CAF:	1 2
Comments:	4
Added to Site:	12/28/2013
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Description

Sketch for unfinished project with Tony Luke

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	Claire Hicklenton
Joined:	November 2013
Last Login:	March 2020
Country:	UNITED KINGDOM
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Andrew Mcilwaine
Member Since 2014

Posted on 1/12/2014

If memory serves I believe Pat Mills stated in the introduction to the titan books collection of johns nemesis work that his stuff was like wild electronic music,only hicklenton`s art could provoke synasthaesia! as i look at this stuff I can hear early killing joke and skinny puppy,I really love this image

Claire Hicklenton
Member Since 2013

Posted on 1/12/2014

Andrew Mcilwaine wrote:

Johnny spent some time in the studio with Killing Joke in 2009, if you listen to their last album there is a heavy Johnny/100 Months influence (Long Pig, Great Cull, Suicide Tribe). At some point I'll upload some of the artwork he did while he was sat in the studio.

Andrew Mcilwaine
Member Since 2014

Posted on 1/12/2014

Claire Hicklenton wrote:

I love killing joke,seen em live several times up here in glasgow,oddly enough i had picked up on the link between 100 months and that album,but i had thought it was a case of genius round the world stands hand in hand and the shock of recognition runs the whole circle round,great minds think alike etc..thats a great piece of history,and thank you so much for sharing it,I recall he did a portrait of jaz coleman in nemesis

Andrew Mcilwaine
Member Since 2014

Posted on 1/13/2014

i`ve just remembered that i saw some of johns work "back in the day" in a booklet that came with a cd i think it was called trans europe express i think it accompanied a tune called "kaned" i certainly was at that point in time! so my memory on that score may be a little hazy!

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