'Critical Mass' (Book 3).
John Ridgway initially worked as a professional design engineer, and drew his first comics for D.C. Thompson on the side. He contributed to books like 'Commando War Stories' and 'Commando Action', before becoming a fulltime comic artist in 1984. He has worked for many companies, including 2000 AD, Gutenberghus, Marvel Comics and DC Comics.
'Transformers'.
For 2000 AD, Ridgway contributed to the hardboiled action magazines 2000 AD and Judge Dredd Megazine, producing several episodes of 'Judge Dredd', 'Journal of Luke Kirby' and 'Vector 13', but also 'Darkness Visible', 'The Dead Man' and 'One off'. For the Megazine, his main occupation was 'Calhab Justice', a series he created along with writer Jim Alexander.
'Calhab Justice'.
Ridgway drew for the UK series of Marvel's 'Transformers' and 'Doctor Who' titles. He was the initial artist of DC/Vertigo's 'Hellblazer' title in 1988 and has worked on additional series like 'Age of Heroes' (Impact) and 'Prince Valiant' (Marvel Epic).
'Dan Dare'.