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Garry Leach

1954–2022

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Known forHitman
Issues credited115
Active1978–2021
Primary roleinker

Garry Leach was a British comics artist and publisher, born on 19 September 1954 and passing away on 26 March 2022. He is best remembered for his foundational work on *Miracleman*, where he provided the clean, detailed linework that defined the series’ early issues in the pages of *Warrior* magazine. Leach’s career spanned from 1979 to 2017, with credits as an artist, colorist, inker, letterer, and writer across 115 issues. His most-credited titles include *Hitman*, *The Monarchy*, *Miracleman*, *Warrior*, *Judge Dredd*, and *The Twelve*. Leach’s style was crisp and precise, often collaborating with writers like Alan Moore on *Miracleman* and later with John Wagner on *Judge Dredd*. He co-created the character Miracleman alongside Moore, a pivotal figure in the British comics renaissance. Beyond his art, Leach ventured into publishing, though details of that work remain less documented. His legacy lies in shaping the visual identity of one of comics’ most influential deconstructive superhero narratives. While major awards are not recorded in available sources, his contributions to *Miracleman* and *Warrior* have earned him a lasting place in the field.

Full bibliography · 64 series

Battlefields (2009) · 16
Warrior (1982) · 13
The Monarchy (2001) · 12
Miracleman (1985) · 10
Judge Dredd (1983) · 7
Battler Britton (2006) · 6
Dan Dare (2007) · 6
2000 AD (1977) · 5
Laser Eraser and Pressbutton (1985) · 5
Steel Claw (1986) · 4
L.E.G.I.O.N. '90 (1990) · 4
The Twelve (2008) · 4
The Authority (1999) · 3
Halls of Horror (1982) · 2
2000 A. D. Presents (1987) · 2
Dare the Impossible (1991) · 2
Ammo Armageddon (1993) · 2
Monster Massacre (1993) · 2
Kinetic (2004) · 2
Freedom Formula (2008) · 2
2000 AD and Starlord (1978) · 1
Lion Holiday Special (1974) · 1
The Super Heroes (1980) · 1
#2
Sunny Sun (1977) · 1
#42
Axel Pressbutton (1984) · 1
#3
3-D Laser Eraser and Pressbutton (1986) · 1
#1
Tales of Terror (1985) · 1
#10
Espers (1986) · 1
#4
Sam Slade, Robo-Hunter (1986) · 1
#6
2000 AD Sci-Fi Special (1978) · 1
Blue Beetle (1986) · 1
#23
Space Album Bug Hunters (1988) · 1
#1
The Miracleman Family (1988) · 1
#1
A1 (1989) · 1
#1
V pour Vendetta (1989) · 1
#1
A1 True Life Bikini Confidential (1990) · 1
#1
Magnum Comics (1990) · 1
Judge Anderson (1991) · 1
#1
The Comic Relief Comic (1991) · 1
Dinosaurs, A Celebration (1992) · 1
#3
Carnosaur Carnage (1993) · 1
The Lords of Misrule (1993) · 1
The Spectre (1992) · 1
#6
Men's Adventure Comix (1995) · 1
#6
Penthouse Comix (1994) · 1
#13
Penthouse Max (1996) · 1
#1
Gen 13 Bootleg (1996) · 1
#14
Universe X (2000) · 1
#5
Hitman: Who Dares Wins (2001) · 1
Transmetropolitan: Filth of the City (2001) · 1
Howard the Duck (2002) · 1
#3
Wildstorm (2000) · 1
#20
Global Frequency (2002) · 1
#1
Spider-Man: Get Kraven (2002) · 1
#6
A1: Big Issue 0 (2004) · 1
A1 Sketchbook (2004) · 1
A1 Bojeffries Terror Tome (2005) · 1
#1
Judge Dredd: The Complete Case Files (2005) · 1
#2
Judge Anderson: The Psi Files (2009) · 1
#3
Uncle Scrooge (2015) · 1
The Complete Battlefields (2014) · 1
#3
The Tankies (2021) · 1
Transmetropolitan (1999) · 1
#23

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