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	Arthur Ranson Illustration Art Gallery
		Arthur Ranson. An original page of art used for page 21 in 2000AD #635 (15th July 1989) in the Judge Anderson Psi Division story Triad written by Alan Grant.; 11" x 14" (28cm x 36cm) Pen & Ink on Board
		Arthur Ranson. An original page of art used for page 4 in 2000AD #639 (12th August 1989) in the Judge Anderson Psi Division story Triad written by Alan Grant.; 11" x 14" (28cm x 36cm) Pencil on Board
		Arthur Ranson. An original page of art used for page 30 in 2000AD #644 (16th September 1989) in the Judge Anderson Psi Division story Triad written by Alan Grant.; 11" x 14" (28cm x 36cm) Pen & Ink on Board
	www.illustrationartgallery.com /acatalog/Illustration_Art_Arthur_Ranson_390.html (576 words)

	Arthur Ranson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Arthur Ranson is a British illustrator whose photorealistic drawing style has been appearing in British comics since the early 1970's.
		Having trained as a stamp designer in the 1960's, Ranson first brought the precise techniques he had evolved as a result to TV comic Look-In, working alongside other major comics talents such as John M. Burns, Martin Asbury, Harry North, Colin Wyatt [1], John Bolton, Jim Baikie, Phil Gascoine, Barry Mitchel and Bill Titcombe.
		With Alan Grant, Ranson co-created Mazeworld, a fantasy epic, and the two continue to collaborate on Anderson: Psi Division, the long-running adventures of Cassandra Anderson.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arthur_Ranson (405 words)

	Comic creator: Arthur Ranson
		Arthur Ranson began his career as an advertising artist, and started drawing comics with the Beatles in the 1960s.
		Ranson worked for the comic magazine 2000AD, as well as for publishers Fleetway and DC.
		Later on, Ranson drew the album 'Shamballa' with a scenario by Alan Moore.
	www.lambiek.net /artists/r/ranson_arthur.htm (125 words)

	Comic creator: Arthur Ranson
		Arthur Ranson began his career as an advertising artist, and started drawing comics with the Beatles in the 1960s.
		Ranson worked for the comic magazine 2000AD, as well as for publishers Fleetway and DC.
		Later on, Ranson drew the album 'Shamballa' with a scenario by Alan Moore.
	lambiek.net /artists/r/ranson_arthur.htm (125 words)

	Lavenham, Suffolk
		Henry RANSON was born in 1837 in Lavenham, Suffolk, England.
		Isaac RANSON was born in 1767 in Lavenham, Suffolk, England.
		Isaac RANSON was born in 1791 in Lavenham, Suffolk, England.
	fp.raylong.plus.com /lavenham/d199.html (1981 words)

	Tampabay: Eckerd College chief is retiring
		Arthur Ranson III, chairman of the board of trustees, said trustees were in the dark about the state of the endowment in large part because regular financial reports were late getting to them and because they failed to aggressively demand accurate and timely information.
		Ranson laid much of Eckerd's current endowment problem at the feet of Christison, saying accounting systems were inadequate.
		Ranson said trustees are determined to enact better financial controls.
	sptimes.com /News/062100/news_pf/TampaBay/Eckerd_College_chief_.shtml (1185 words)

	Lynchburg College vs Hampden-Sydney (Apr 15, 2004) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Ranson singled, advanced to second on the throw, 2 RBI; Scott advanced to third; Abell scored, unearned; Arthur scored, unearned.
		Arthur singled, advanced to second on the throw, RBI; Knowles advanced to third; Dwan scored.
		Arthur struck out looking; Knowles advanced to second on a wild pitch; Dwan advanced to third on a wild pitch.
	www.hsc.edu /athletics/baseball/2004/box/lcbox2.htm (1353 words)

	Virginia Wesleyan vs Lynchburg (Apr 23, 2005)
		Ranson advanced to third on a wild pitch.
		Arthur advanced to third on a passed ball.
		Ranson reached on a fielding error by ss.
	odac.bridgewater.edu /05basegm8.htm (1235 words)

	Guilford vs Lynchburg (Apr 05, 2004)
		Ranson grounded out to ss; Scott advanced to second; Abell advanced to third.
		Arthur singled to right center, RBI; Knowles advanced to second; Dwan scored.
		Arthur hit into double play lf to 2b; Dwan out on the play.
	www.guilford.edu /sports/Baseball/2004/HTML/lc-gc.htm (949 words)

	Sapphire and Steel in Look-In
		As far as I recall, I was summoned (with Arthur Ranson, I fancy) to a preview of the first episode.
		Arthur was assigned to Sapphire and Steel simply because he was available.
		Arthur has a certain touch - he is a 'fey' sort of bloke, into all sorts of alternative culture and so forth.
	www.animus-web.demon.co.uk /sapphireandsteel/thewriter.html (1091 words)

	The Friday Review: Button Man: The Killing Game
		The creation of Brit-comic stalwarts John Wagner and Arthur Ranson, BUTTON MAN was originally conceived for the ultimately ill-fated anthology title TOXIC, but eventually found a home at the perennial Brit-weekly 2000AD, becoming, in fact, the galaxy's greatest comic's first fully creator-owned strip.
		In 1992, Ranson was a relatively recent recruit to 2000AD's stable of artists, having spent the formative years of his career drawing strips for LOOK-IN - the now long defunct children's TV weekly.
		This, along with Ranson's polished artwork, the adult tone of the story and the hugely impressive production standards, gives the book a very 'European' feel, strongly reminiscent of Humanoids' high quality US hardcover reprints, which is of course no bad thing.
	www.ninthart.com /display.php?article=729 (871 words)

	Lynchburg College vs Ferrum College (Mar 03, 2004)
		Arthur out at second c to 2b, caught stealing.
		Arthur walked; Knowles advanced to second; Dwan advanced to third.
		Palmisano singled, RBI; Arthur advanced to second, advanced to third on the throw; Knowles advanced to third, scored on the throw, unearned; Dwan scored, scored on an error by cf.
	www.ferrum.edu /athletics/Baseball/2004-Stats/fcb0303.htm (1154 words)

	Lynchburg vs Randolph-Macon (Apr 04, 2004)
		Ranson singled, RBI; Scott advanced to second; Palmisano scored.
		Ranson advanced to second on a wild pitch, advanced to third; Scott advanced to third on a wild pitch, scored on an error by c, unearned.
		Ranson reached on an error by 3b, advanced to second.
	www.rmc.edu /athletics/baseball/bbstats/2004/rmc-lc2.htm (1930 words)

	Arthur Ranson (I) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
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	us.imdb.com /name/nm0710431 (130 words)

	Meningar.com om ranson. Moving, West, Virginia mm.
		Ranson is named after the late Sam Ranson who founded Ranson and Company in 1930’s...
		My name is Ron Ranson and through this website and its print counterpart I hope to keep in touch with my students, readers and friends in many countries around t..
		Posted 5:10 PM by charles ranson Interesting slant on the recent daft Australian decision from Mark Stephens Posted 4:28 PM by charles ranson A word of warning to all those fellow sufferers from the traditional English Pre-Xmas Mother of all Colds...
	www.meningar.com /ranson.html (830 words)

	Lynchburg Hornets vs Shenandoah Hornets (Feb 20, 2005)
		HBP - by Hines (DISCH); by FRITZ (Ranson); by Gouker (McCORMICK).
		Arthur advanced to third on a wild pitch; O'Brien scored.
		Ranson reached on a fielder's choice; Scott out at second 2b to ss.
	www.su.edu /athletics/bb/2005/022005.htm (2711 words)

	Shenandoah Hornets vs Lynchburg College (Feb 22, 2004)
		Ranson flied out to cf, SF; Scott advanced to second; Palmisano advanced to third.
		Arthur stole second; Dwan scored on an error by c.
		Ranson out at second c to ss, caught stealing.
	www.su.edu /athletics/bb/2004/022204.htm (2349 words)

	PopImage
		Arthur Ranson is not very well known over here, his best-known works are the underrated X-Factor miniseries from 2001 and a two issue stint on Soldier X.
		The reason this collection is so expensive, a 28-dollar hardcover, is that it was shot directly from his pencils and reprinted in an oversized format.
		Ranson is a very accomplished artist, while at times the artwork can be a bit too dark, over all it’s finely detailed, and good at depicting the violence as not exciting or horrific, but very matter of fact, as in the mindset Harry lives in.
	www.popimage.com /content/viewnews.cgi?newsid1125051074,93834, (888 words)

	iComics.com
		Arthur Ranson's art, like Jensen's script, looks great on the surface but not so good once you examine it a bit closer.
		That poor man.) It's too bad, because Ranson's art at a casual glance seems like something in the same style as Travis Charest, with meticulous linework and attention to detail.
		Maybe Ranson just needed a longer deadline, though, but it all seems to fall apart.
	www.icomics.com /rev_041502_xfactor.shtml (625 words)

	2000 AD Review - Megazine 216 review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		GH: A fairly stunning cover from Arthur Ranson who's created one of the most unique takes on Death in a while (more of that later).
		Ranson has made the Anderson series his own, and let's hope Grant gets him back again for the hopefully inevitable sequel.
		Arthur Ranson's art has been as good as it ever has been here, with some nice atmospherics making the most of (and sometimes papering over the cracks of?) the story.
	2000adreview.co.uk /reviews/megazine/2004/judgedreddmeg217review.shtml (2768 words)

	TheFourthRail.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Ranson's a new name in comics (at least to me) as well, and his initial offering is just as striking.
		A young mutant is found dead and strung up to the Hollywood sign in Los Angeles, the victim of a brutal and particularly cruel murder.
		Ranson's art brings a number of apparent influences to mind...
	www.thefourthrail.com /reviews/critiques/040802/xfactor1.shtml (486 words)

	TheFourthRail.com
		Jensen also hits the ambiguity of racism and homophobia in his depiction of the characters, as one of the protagonists has an anti-mutant bias of his own, and the nature of the crime allows for investigation into radical organizations both for and against mutant tolerance.
		Arthur Ranson's artwork is also perfect for this kind of realism and ambiguity.
		He does stunning work on the backgrounds of the piece, keeping the action moving believably through suburban homes, a radical safehouse, a morgue and the expensive house of a Hollywood producer, with a few establishing shots in-between to show whether the story is in Washington D.C. or Hollywood.
	www.thefourthrail.com /reviews/snapjudgments/040802/xfactor1.shtml (631 words)

	Emory University vs Lynchburg College (Feb 26, 2005)
		Strikeouts - Barrett; Cunningham; Langley 2; Cournoyer; Levin; Arthur; Ranson; Langston.
		Arthur walked, RBI; Langston advanced to second; Ranson advanced to third; Santee scored, unearned.
		Walker reached on an error by 2b; Arthur advanced to second; Langston advanced to third; Ranson scored, unearned.
	www.lynchburg.edu /documents/Athletics/baseball/2005_stats/eu06.htm (2429 words)

	COMICON.com: DREDDCON 4 SET FOR DEC. 6 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		2000 AD are pleased to announce that John Wagner, Carlos Ezquerra and Arthur Ranson are now confirmed as special guests at Dreddcon 4, which is being held in Oxford on December 6.
		Arthur Ranson’s detailed realistic art style has graced many 2000 AD stories, and he is particularly well known for his stunning rendition of Judge Anderson in many collaborations with Alan Grant.
		He is also famed for drawing three series’ of Button Man, a creator-owned collaboration with John Wagner that follows the story of Harry Exton, a hard-bitten ex-professional assassin, who keeps being drawn back into that dark world (the first Button Man series will be available in a hardback graphic novel this month).
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=37&t=001396 (487 words)

	2000 AD Review - Arthur Ranson Interview (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Arthur Ranson has been a professional artist since the late 1960’s, with a career drawing such varying subjects as The Beatles, Sapphire and Steel and Dangermouse.
		After a long association with TV magazine Look-in, he moved to 2000AD in the early 1990’s.
		Most famously, he has drawn some of the most beautiful and moving stories seen in the comic in the shape of Judge Anderson’s long-running adventures.
	www.2000adreview.co.uk /features/interviews/2004/ranson/ranson1.shtml (1132 words)

	Now Available: Button Man - The Killing Game (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		2000 AD is pleased to announce the publication, in a hardback, European format graphic novel, of John Wagner and Arthur Ranson's first Button Man series, The Killing Game.
		Ranson's original artwork has been extensively re-shot and colour-corrected for this edition, providing a crispness of image unparalleled in previous printing.
		Among 2000 AD fans, The Killing Game is often voted the best story the magazine has ever published, and both creators and series have won a number of awards.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/106875775422006,print.htm (373 words)

	Cosgrove Hall characters in comics
		On the writing side, Angus Allan was the major creative force, and was rewarded for his efforts by being made a scriptwriter on the cartoon itself.
		The two-page stories, as shown by the sample on the left, were drawn by Arthur Ranson.
		This strip was a nice piece of work; the stories captured the spirit of the show very faithfully, and Arthur Ranson's artwork was attractive and precise as ever.
	www.nyanko.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /chamb/comics.html (1191 words)

	Inflation, by David Ranson: The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics: Library of Economics and Liberty
		Inflation, by David Ranson: The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics: Library of Economics and Liberty
		That probably is because either a strict monetary rule or strict adherence to a gold standard or other price rule would place strict limits on discretionary government management of the economy.
		David Ranson is president of H. Wainwright and Company, Economics, an investment research firm in Boston.
	www.econlib.org /library/Enc/Inflation.html (2305 words)

	Cassandra Anderson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Created by John Wagner and Brian Bolland and later developed by Alan Grant, appearances in Judge Dredd written by various Authors.
		Judge Dredd the Megazine Volume 2 # 8,10-11 (Reason to be cheerful) 14,22-24, (Jesus syndrome, Art by Arthur Ranson) #27-37, (Childhood's end, Art by Kevin Walker) #50-60, Postcard to Myself #73, Something Wicked #74-80(Art by Charlie Gillespie), Satan Vol III #1-7, Protest #14 (Art by Arthur Ranson).
		Cassandra and the dragon "the dragon" represents death and creation at the center of the galaxy.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/sputnik/53/psicassa.htm (1255 words)

	Soldier X #10
		It had some great art from Arthur Ranson.
		It made reasonably effective use of the American fear of domestic terrorism.
		It's a nice try, and at least it's got ambition - not to mention Arthur Ranson on art, which is always a good thing.
	www.thexaxis.com /soldierx/soldierx10.htm (363 words)

	Comic Book Movies -- Button Man
		A stylish thriller about a small group of jaded millionaires who pit their own personal assassins against each other in a clandestine, deadly high stakes game.
		January 14, 2006: 'A History of Violence' executive producers Josh Braun and Roger Kass have sold off rights to Button Man: The Killing Game -- a graphic novel by John Wagner and Arthur Ranson -- to DreamWorks for a big screen adaptation, reports Variety.
		July 23, 2005: Roger Kass and Josh Braun - the executive producers behind David Cronenberg's current Cannes entry A History of Violence - are set to produce a big-screen adaptation of John Wagner and Arthur Ranson's graphic novel Button Man: The Killing Game as a big screen feature.
	www.efavata.com /CBM/buttonMan.htm (202 words)

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