Steve Parkhouse

Steve Parkhouse
Name	Steve Parkhouse
Pseudonyms	Maxwell Stockbridge
Personal Information
Gender	Male
Date of Birth	1948
Place of Birth	United Kingdom
Professional Information
Employers	Marvel; Marvel UK; Panini Comics; DC Comics; Vertigo; Rebellion; Quality Communications; Fleetway; Dark Horse Comics; Atomeka Press; Fantagraphics; IPC Magazines Ltd.
Titles	Writer
First Work	Marvel Super-Heroes #19
Notable Creations	Night Raven; Shayde

Professional History

Parkhouse is a writer, artist and letterer who has been working in comics since 1969 when he wrote a Ka-Zar strip in Marvel Super-Heroes #19. He played a significant part in Dez Skinn's overhaul of Marvel UK in 1979, writing the epic Black Knight and Captain Britain series and the Hulk series in Hulk Comic (UK) and co-creating Night Raven in the same title, before going on to write and sometimes draw strips for Doctor Who. He has also worked for various other publishers including Dark Horse and the science fiction anthology 2000AD, for which he co-created Big Dave.

Work History

• 63 subjects created by "Steve Parkhouse"
• 5 works where "Steve Parkhouse" worked on a cover
• 110 works that "Steve Parkhouse" wrote
• 9 works that "Steve Parkhouse" penciled
• 3 works that "Steve Parkhouse" inked
• 2 works that "Steve Parkhouse" lettered
• 1 subject created by "Maxwell Stockbridge"

Images

• 5 covers "Steve Parkhouse" worked on

Accolades

• Complete Bojeffries Saga (Kitchen Sink) by Alan Moore and Steve Parkhouse earned a nomination for Eisner Award in 1994 in "Best Graphic Album—Reprint" category. It also earned a nomination in "Best Humor Publication" category.