Since 2015, Martin has worked on Tank Girl projects exclusively with self-trained American artist Brett Parson.

This was followed by the mini-series Two Girls One Tank which also proved to be enormously successful. In 2014, Martin, along with original artist Hewlett, and old school friend Bond, launched 21st century Tank Girl as a Kickstarter, which was funded in less than 48 hours, the ensuing comic series went on to become the best selling Tank Girl series ever.

Since 2007, Martin has dedicated his time exclusively to the Tank Girl franchise, writing over a dozen graphic novels, and designing several art books. She's smelling pretty bad, but we're gonna put her in a wheelbarrow and parade her around for all to see, anyway. We went to the comics graveyard and dug her up. Published by American publishers IDW, the first issue was released in June 2007. He wrote the first new Tank Girl limited series in over ten years: Tank Girl: The Gifting with award-winning Australian artist Ashley Wood. in vienna Jusco japan united stores company C language printf long 1996 ford. Martin has played in various bands, written a Tank Girl novel ( Armadillo) published in March 2008 by Titan Books, as well as various screenplays and scripts. Wr 125 motorbike Fellbach hotel stuttgart F secure booster key Fish tank. The strip was not published, and marked the end of their partnership.Īfter the film, Martin wandered around for a bit, staying at communes with hippie friends, looking for stone circles and ancient sites before settling in Berwick-upon-Tweed in Northumberland with his wife Lou and two children Wynne and Rufus Bodie (named after Lewis Collins' character in The Professionals). After Deadline folded, Martin and Hewlett attempted to create another strip together called The 16s, which he described as a across between Tank Girl and Peanuts. Martin and Hewlett spoke poorly of the experience, with Martin calling it 'a bit of a sore point' for them. The film featured Lori Petty as Tank Girl and Naomi Watts as Jet Girl.

In 1995, the comic was also adapted into a critically and financially unsuccessful film.

Tank Girl by Alan C. Martin