John Allison

John Allison is a British comic book writer and illustrator, best known for his work on the "Giant Days" series, which he co-created with artist Lysa Fox. His work is celebrated for its witty dialogue, sharp humor, and strong character-driven narratives. "Giant Days" (2015–2019) follows the lives of three college students navigating the challenges of adulthood, friendship, and self-discovery. Allison's ability to blend the lightheartedness of coming-of-age stories with emotional depth has made the series a beloved title in the world of indie comics. His sharp sense of humor and relatable character dynamics have earned him a dedicated fan base.

Before "Giant Days", John Allison was known for his work on the webcomic "Bad Machinery" (2008–2016), which combines mystery, adventure, and teen drama. Much of his work reflects his interest in youth culture, relationships, and the intricacies of human connections. In his comics, Allison frequently explores themes of identity, personal growth, and community. As he has said, "I enjoy writing about characters at a time in their lives when they’re figuring themselves out, making mistakes, and learning about the world."

John Allison is also the creator of other notable series like "Steeple" (2019) and has contributed to anthologies and graphic novels. His distinctive art style and writing have garnered attention for their ability to mix lighthearted humor with deeper themes of existentialism and emotional complexity. Reflecting on his creative process, Allison has said, "The joy of writing comics is that you can have a lot of fun with the visuals and the pacing, but you also get to create characters that feel real and human." Through his work, John Allison continues to leave a lasting mark on the world of comics, exploring the nuances of life and relationships with both humor and heart.