John McLusky

John McLusky

John McLusky (* 1923; † 5. September 2006 in Großbritannien) war ein Comiczeichner. Er arbeitete als Erster Ian Flemings James-Bond-Romane für den Daily Express in Comic-Strips um. Zwischen 1958 und 1966 adaptierte McLusky 13 James-Bond-Romane und -Kurzgeschichten. Für das Magazin TV Comic illustrierte McLusky später noch einige Comics.

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