Ruth Thompson (b. 1967)

Born: 1967? month? day? in Niles, Ohio, United States Issue List Issue Overview Issue Edit List Cover List Series List Character List Feature List Sequence List Co-Creator List via story credit search for "Ruth Thompson" Issues to be Migrated Issue List Story Credits in the GCD external links Who's Who of American Comic Books

Biography:

Thompson is primarily known as an illustrator, mostly for books and magazines. She also has done work on role playing cards.

In comic books, Ruth Thompson did work for Palliard Press in Xxenophile in 1990 and the Xxenophile feature Volcanic Nights in 1992.

Ruth Thompson has won the following awards and honors: Bradley Endowed Scholarship, University of Alabama, 1989; Magna Cum Laude, University of Alabama, 1990; Phi Beta Kappa, University of Alabama, 1990; Best Monochrome-Amateur, Worldcon, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1989; Best Amateur- Peer Award, Worldcon, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1989; L.Ron Hubbard’s Illustrators of the Future Award, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1992; Chesley Award Best Monochrome, Unpublished, 1993; Best Demonstration of Craft, Kansas City Renaissance Faire, 1995; Best Signage for Craft Shop, Kansas City Renaissance Faire, 1997; Best Shop Presentation, Kansas City Renaissance Faire, 1997; Queen’s Award, Minnesota Renaissance Faire, 1998; Best New Shop, Colorado Renaissance Faire, 1999; and Best Signpost Design, Kansas City Renaissance Faire, 1999.

Notes:

Not to be confused with the Ruth Thompson who did art work for George W. Dougherty Publishing Company series Future World Comics, in 1946. Also not to be confused with children's author and writer and editor for David McKay's King Comics title, Ruth Plumly Thompson.