Dave Follows

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Dave Follows born Stafford (194117 October 2003) was a British cartoonist. Follows' cartoons appear in newspapers, comics, and magazines all over the world, the Creature Feature is one of Dave’s biggest successes. Follows supplied cartoon strips for over twenty local newspapers, including the North Staffordshire The Sentinel (Britain) where the iconic May un Mar Lady strip appeared daily for over 20 years and is currently enjoying a full 20 year re-run. Many of Follows' cartoons are currently being syndicated in newspapers and magazines throughout the world today.

Follows produced thousands upon thousands of original art works with what seemed effortless skill: early cartoons were produced using pen and ink; later he embraced technology and drew his work directly on the computer. Almost all of Follows' 30-year output, from originals to scrapbook press cuttings, still exists today, and its popularity remains as strong as ever. Dave was a respected member of The Cartoonists' Club of Great Britain

Dave created the character animations for Hungry Hamsters a new animated comedy series to be released on TV, computer, and mobile early 2008, following Dave’s death Nicholas Sercombe HH producer developed the characters with CGI and artist at KM animation the CGI animation programmes will feature a star-studded principal cast including voices from Brian Blessed, Harry Hill, Jack Davenport, and rock legend Alice Cooper.

  • Early Nationals – Including the Daily Mirror, The Sun and national magazines.
  • Early Locals –Dave’s first published cartoon was 1971 ‘Stafford Advertiser’
  • Buster Comics - Wonder Wellies’’’ - First published - Buster (comic) - 17 September 1983 to August 1985 Artist - Dave Follows - Writer - Roy Davis
  • Other – Many miscellaneous strips, singles, cards, calendars and advertising.

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