Alan Grant
41 catalogued objects connected to Alan Grant.
Biography
Person.
Alan Grant (1949–2022) was a Scottish comics writer whose career encompassed British weekly comics and American superhero publishing. After editorial training at DC Thomson, he worked with John Wagner on Judge Dredd, Strontium Dog and other 2000 AD strips. He later became the principal writer of Anderson, Psi Division, including collaborations with artist Arthur Ranson.
For DC, Grant wrote extensively for Batman and Lobo. His Batman work included a long association with artist Norm Breyfogle, while his wider bibliography ranged across science fiction, fantasy, crime and comedy. He also adapted Robert Louis Stevenson's Kidnapped and Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde with artist Cam Kennedy.
Reviewed 2026-09-06Selected sources
- BARNEY — Alan Grant interviewed by Andy DiggleGrant's first-person account of editorial training and collaboration with John Wagner.
- The Comics Journal — Alan Grant, 1949–2022Life dates, Anderson work, Ranson and Breyfogle collaborations, Batman and Lobo careers.
- Simon & Schuster — Alan GrantStevenson adaptations with Cam Kennedy and established comics bibliography.
PER-3162381815FE17F5
Represented across objects dated 1990–2017.
Search these objects →