Dean Motter

I'm going on total sideways tangents because this is what I've been obsessed with.

Dean Motter did a lot of early work while living in London.

Even though he's from the States.

He was going to school in London,

I honestly...

Dean Motter, uh, thinking of Canadians as well, and Mister X.

Oh, Canadian.

You know, that's what, that's what Deadly Class kind of evoked in me.

I'm not gonna cover The Prisoner itself, but rather the content that surrounds it, including episode guides, graphic novels, and other bits and pieces.

This time around, I'm talking about Shattered Visage, the 1988 four-part graphic novel published by DC and written by Dean Motter and Mark Askwith and illustrated by Motter.

I don't know either author well, although Motter did Terminal City in the late '90s, which for some reason I skipped and should probably look at it again.

Stylistically, it makes faithful use of the Albertus font and the likeness of both Patrick McGoohan and Leo McKern.