2000’s AD Comic Writer & Artist Ian Gibson Dead At 77
On his Facebook account, Ian Gibson’s son, Luke Jon Gibson, wrote about his passing, saying his father “Fought valiantly, and I was with him, holding his hand right until his very last moments. The pain that swells inside me is immeasurable, but I know that he rests now his pain is over.” Gibson said his dad loved readers and continued to draw until he could no longer hold a pencil. Condolences from countless fans poured in. “So sorry Luke. Your dad was an absolute legend and brought so much joy to my childhood. Much love,” one fan wrote.
“2000 AD” also released a statement expressing sadness about Gibson’s death while pointing out his notable career achievements. Many comic book creators, including Jock and Rob Williams, who both worked on “Judge Dredd” years after Gibson’s initial run, expressed condolences, with the former writing: “R.I.P. Ian Gibson — a wonderful, defining artist. #HaloJones.”
Gibson leaves behind an important legacy and will be missed by friends, family, comic book readers, creatives, and everyone who got to experience his work. May Ian Gibson rest in peace.
On his Facebook account, Ian Gibson’s son, Luke Jon Gibson, wrote about his passing, saying his father “Fought valiantly, and I was with him, holding his hand right until his very last moments. The pain that swells inside me is immeasurable, but I know that he rests now his pain is over.” Gibson said his dad loved readers and continued to draw until he could no longer hold a pencil. Condolences from countless fans poured in. “So sorry Luke. Your dad was an absolute legend and brought so much joy to my childhood. Much love,” one fan wrote.
“2000 AD” also released a statement expressing sadness about Gibson’s death while pointing out his notable career achievements. Many comic book creators, including Jock and Rob Williams, who both worked on “Judge Dredd” years after Gibson’s initial run, expressed condolences, with the former writing: “R.I.P. Ian Gibson — a wonderful, defining artist. #HaloJones.”
Gibson leaves behind an important legacy and will be missed by friends, family, comic book readers, creatives, and everyone who got to experience his work. May Ian Gibson rest in peace.