Changes: Bryan Hitch

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Bryan Hitch is an award-winning comic creator who was the penciller and inker for Grant Morrison's Seventh Doctor comic strip Culture Shock in DWM 139. He was also responsible for art on various series featuring Death's Head, a character who was a nominal link between the DWU and the regular Marvel Universe. In 2004, he was hired by Ed Thomas as one of the concept designers for series 1.

His career outside Doctor Who is an impressive one, notable for its particular impact upon the Marvel Universe.

External links

Bryan Hitch at comicbookdb.com
Bryan Hitch at the Marvel Database

Bryan Hitch at the Internet Movie Database

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-'''Bryan Hitch''' is an award-winning comic creator who was the [[penciller]] and [[inker]] for [[Grant Morrison]]'s [[Seventh Doctor]] comic strip ''[[Culture Shock]]'' in [[DWM 139]].  He was also responsible for art on various series featuring [[Death's Head]], a character who was a nominal link between the [[Doctor Who universe|DWU]] and the regular Marvel Universe.  In 2004, he was hired by [[Ed Thomas]] as one of the concept designers for [[series 1 (Doctor Who)|series 1]].
+'''Bryan Hitch''' is an award-winning comic creator who was the [[penciller]] and [[inker]] for [[Grant Morrison]]'s [[Seventh Doctor]] comic strip ''[[Culture Shock]]'' in [[DWM 139]]. He was also responsible for art on various series featuring [[Death's Head]], a character who was a nominal link between the [[Doctor Who universe|DWU]] and the regular Marvel Universe. In 2004, he was hired by [[Ed Thomas]] as one of the concept designers for [[series 1 (Doctor Who)|series 1]].
 His career outside ''Doctor Who'' is an impressive one, notable for its particular impact upon the Marvel Universe.