Jimmy Broxton

United Kingdom 41 series, 45 with collected and international editions 131 issues

Jimmy Broxton is a comic creator with 131 credits from 2010 to 2024. Their credits include work on 2000 AD, Vampirella and Wool. Work is catalogued across 45 series on VerseDB.

Name

Jimmy Broxton

Issues

131

Series

Collected Editions

International Editions

Gender

Male

Country

United Kingdom

Series

Saucer Country – The Complete[D] Edition (2024)

Collected Edition

Image Comics

1 issue

Smash! (2023)

Limited Series

Rebellion

3 issues

Barbarella: The Center Cannot Hold (2023)

Dynamite Entertainment

5 issues

2000 AD (1977)

Rebellion, IPC Magazines Ltd., Fleetway, Egmont Publishing (UK)

2492 issues

Bettie Page and the Alien Agenda (2022)

Dynamite Entertainment

5 issues

Vampiverse Presents The Vamp (2022)

Dynamite Entertainment

1 issue

The Invincible Red Sonja (2021)

Dynamite Entertainment

10 issues

Barbarella (2021)

Dynamite Entertainment

10 issues

Draculina (2022)

Dynamite Entertainment

6 issues

Hell Sonja (2022)

Limited Series

Dynamite Entertainment

5 issues

Issues

Issue #1

Saucer Country – The Complete[D] Edition (2024)

Sep 04, 2024

Issue #2

Smash! (2023)

Issue #5

Barbarella: The Center Cannot Hold (2023)

Aug 09, 2023

#2339

Prog 2339

2000 AD (1977)

Jul 05, 2023

Part Four: Into the Unnamable

Barbarella: The Center Cannot Hold (2023)

May 31, 2023

Part Three: Dichastic Voyage

Barbarella: The Center Cannot Hold (2023)

May 03, 2023

Part Two: Qui Costodiet Ipsus Costodes

Barbarella: The Center Cannot Hold (2023)

Mar 29, 2023

Part One: Down the Rabbit Hole

Barbarella: The Center Cannot Hold (2023)

Mar 01, 2023

#2315

Prog 2315

2000 AD (1977)

Jan 18, 2023

#2314

Prog 2314

2000 AD (1977)

Jan 11, 2023

Frequent collaborators

Guy Adams

Stewart Moore

Paul Cornell

Annie Parkhouse

Kenneth Niemand

I.N.J. Culbard

Kek-W

Simon Bowland

Dave Kendall

Sarah Hoyt

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