| 词条 | Gerry Hunt |
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|name=Gerry Hunt |image= |imagesize=150 |caption= |alt= |birth_name= |birth_date=1936 |birth_place= |death_date=2018 |death_place=Dublin |nationality=Irish |area= |cartoonist= y |write= |art= |pencil= |ink= |edit= |publish= |letter= |color= |alias= |signature= |signature_alt= |notable works= Blood Upon the Rose (2009) |awards= |website= |sortkey= Hunt, Gerry |subcat= }}Gerry Hunt (born 1936)[1] is an Irish cartoonist. He worked as an architect for 25 years, including 18 years at IDA Ireland. In 1986 he turned to cartooning, first drawing political cartoons, then creating a Spanish-language comic which he gave away to friends.[2] In 2003 he created a short series of inner-city Dublin fables told in rhyme, In Dublin City, published by Atomic Diner.[3] He then founded Dublin Comics,[4] which published his crime graphic novel, Streets of Dublin, coloured by BrenB, c. 2005, and a collected edition of In Dublin City, also coloured by BrenB, c. 2007.[1] In 2009 he created Blood Upon the Rose, a graphic novel retelling the events of the Easter Rising of 1916, again coloured by BrenB, published by O'Brien Press.[5] He is working on the forthcoming Draugr in Dublin City, about a dead Viking reawakened in modern Dublin.[6] References1. ^1 National Library of Ireland catalogue {{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Hunt, Gerry}}{{comics-creator-stub}}2. ^O'Brien Press author bio 3. ^Danielle Lavigne, Rob Curley: The Interview, Octocon, 8 July 2009 4. ^New Writing from Ireland, Ireland Literature Exchange, 2009/2010, p. 35 5. ^Blood upon the Rose at O'Brien Press 6. ^Ken Sweeney, "Cartoonist tears strips of Spire", Irish Independent, 5 August 2010 5 : Irish cartoonists|Irish comics writers|Irish comics artists|Living people|1936 births |
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