Alan Grant Cause of Death: How Did Alan Grant Die? REVEALED
Alan Grant Death Cause: The renowned writer who worked on Judge Dredd and other legendary comic books during his career passed away at the age of 73.
Susan Grant, his wife, announced the tragic news on social media on Thursday morning, saying she had “no words” to express her sadness.
Alan Grant, a Scottish comic book writer best known for his work on the Judge Dredd series for the monthly British sci-fi comic magazine 2000 AD died on 21 July 2022.
His wife confirmed the news on social media. Since then, fans have sent condolences to the writer’s family and friends, some of whom had followed his career since he joined the 2000 AD family four decades ago.
On social media, one fan, Graeme Small, paid homage to Grant, saying his collaboration with fellow comic book writer John Wagner was ‘unparalleled. Furthermore, his runs on Batman and Lobo were, simply put, some of the greatest the genre has ever seen.’
Beyond his writing abilities, he praised Grant’s “hilarious anecdotes, wicked sense of humor, friendliness, and approachability.”
Such sad news about the death of Alan Grant. A writer who created much of what made @2000ad great, and also hugely influential in US comics, writing landmark #Batman stories and creating some iconic villains.
A great loss #RIP #RIPAlanGrant #Dredd #StrontiumDog #RoboHunter https://t.co/w7tx3hWK12— Hugh Parker (@hughp1970) July 21, 2022
Alan Grant Cause of Death
Alan Grant was 73 when he died of some undisclosed illness on Thursday, July 21, 2022. Alan, who was born in Bristol, was most known for his work on Batman and the 2000AD series, where he created the fictitious character Judge Dredd.