Patrick Alexander
Patrick Alexander, sometimes going by the alias Reid, is an Australian cartoonist. Though known for comics such as Raymondo Person, The Wraith, Pink Chickens, Mania, Krash, and AAAAAAAH, Alexander has also collaborated on various Dark Horse Comics publications.
Also recorded as PA · Patch
Patrick Alexander
- Name
- Patrick Alexander
- Birthplace
- Western Australia, Australia
- Occupation
- Cartoonist, writer, artist, publisher, designer
- Born
- Patrick Alexander was born in 1901. · Western Australia.
- Nationality
- Australia
- Languages
- English
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Patrick Alexander, sometimes going by the alias Reid, is an Australian cartoonist. Though known for comics such as Raymondo Person, The Wraith, Pink Chickens, Mania, Krash, and AAAAAAAH, Alexander has also collaborated on various Dark Horse Comics publications.
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Key facts
• Name — Patrick Alexander • Pen Name — PA, Patch, Panic • Birthplace — Western Australia, Australia • Occupation — Cartoonist, writer, artist, publisher, designer • Genre — humour, gag humour • Website — chickennation.com
Career
Career
Alexander is known for his creations, Raymondo Person, The Wraith, Pink Chickens, which ran for thirteen issues of the Australian kids magazine, Mania from 2001 until 2002 before being replaced by Tobias & Jube which continued in the kids magazine, Krash between 2005 and 2006. Alexander then moved to Sydney and was employed as a deputy editor for Total Gamer. Alexander then was employed by Eegra, a video gaming website, to produce a weekly webcomic. In 2011 a copy of Alexander's AAAAAAAH received a degree of popularity at the Dark Horse Comics offices, which led the publisher Mike Richardson to engage him to work for them. Alexander's creations have appeared in Dark Horse Presents #1 (April 2011 -AAAAAAAH and Personally Quiz), #2 (June 2011 - The Wraith); #3 (August 2011 - Indecisive Man) and #4 (September 2011 - Teenagers). Alexander has described The Wraith as a character "partly based on Othello, although with some changes and additions". More recently his works were included in Dark Horse Presents #22 (March 2012 - Villianman); #26 (July 2013 - Steggy Wilmot and Spimps); #28 (September 2013 - Mrs Plopsworth's Kitchen) which is described as "somehow manages to be adorable and disturbing at the same time, although words like 'surreal', 'endearing', 'hilarious', and 'grotesque' could apply as well."; and #36 (May 2013 - Bunbun and Sadhead and Job Interview). More recently Alexander has done Australian political comics, including for Crikey, and a piece, You Can't Waste Your Vote!, explaining the Australian preferential voting system.
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Works and production
The following works and productions are recorded by name or by count. It is also recorded that stewart, Alexander Patrick, F.R.C.P. The Albert Memorial Hospital, Wollongong, N.S.W.
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Patrick Alexander was born at Western Australia.
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- 1.3CR Melbourne. Patrick Alexander interview. The Comic Spot Archives. March 2018.
- 2.Tabula Rasa. Pink Chickens.
- 3.Hudson, Laura. Dark Horse President Mike Richardson Discusses the Layoffs and the Future. ComicsAlliance. 19 April 2011.
- 4.Arrant, Chris. Dark Horse Presents rides again. Newsarama. 16 March 2011.
- 5.Manning, Shaun. Richardson on the return of Dark Horse Presents. Comic Book Resources. 31 December 2010.
- 6.Wolk, Douglas. The Comic Book Club: Dark Horse Presents and Hate Annual. Time. 21 April 2011.
- 7.Grand Comics Database. Patrick Alexander.
- 8.The Comic Book Database. Patrick Alexander.
- 9.MTV. Interview:Patrick Alexander and David Chelsea on Dark Horse Comics. 27 July 2011.
- 10.Boone, Zac. Dark Horse Presents #28 Review. Unleash The Fanboy. 25 September 2013.
- 11.The Sandpit: Patrick Alexander. Crikey. 2014-03-27.
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