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Dave Follows
Cartoonist, Dave Follows was born, Stafford (1941-2003) made the successful transition from amateur cartoonist to professional in 1973, he won several national and international awards, including Humorous Comic Cartoonist of the Year 1983 for Wonder Wellies in Buster Comics.
Dave was an extremely popular and highly regarded member of the Cartoonist club of Great Britain, where he met many life long friends. Dave produced thousands upon thousands of original art works with what seemed effortless skill, almost all of Dave’s 30-year output still exists today, and its popularity remains as strong as ever.
Dave Follows professional cartooning career from 1971 to 2003. including: The Sunday Times ‘Creature Feature also syndicated in over thirty other newspapers throughout UK, Ireland, Germany and the Middle East, The Sentinels infamous ‘May un Mar Lady’, written in Potteries dialect, comic strips from The Buster and Whizzer and Chips and Hungry Hamsters animated comedy series.
Dave lived in Stafford throughout his life with wife Audrey they have three sons Darren, Steve and Christopher.
Dave Follows professional cartooning career from 1971 to 2003. including: The Sunday Times ‘Creature Feature also syndicated in over thirty other newspapers throughout UK, Ireland, Germany and the Middle East, The Sentinels infamous ‘May un Mar Lady’, written in Potteries dialect, comic strips from The Buster and Whizzer and Chips and Hungry Hamsters animated comedy series.
Dave lived in Stafford throughout his life with wife Audrey they have three sons Darren, Steve and Christopher.