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© 1996 Norman Paul Dwyer
Libby Ellis is a black and white comic series created by Norman Paul Dwyer and Dennis Pimple. It was originally published by Malibu Comics in the late '80's. Libby Ellis had a small but dedicated following. The recent sketches included on this page is for those fans who still remember Libby, Jonny and the Hole in the Wall Gang.
© 1996 Norman Paul Dwyer
Libby Ellis chronicled the adventures of a female mid-21st century motorcycle riding bounty hunter. Libby had a fetish for gas guzzling antique Harley Davidson motorcylces in an era when gas is a rare commodity. This alone got Libby into more than her share of trouble... that and always hanging with the wrong crowd.
© 1996 Norman Paul Dwyer
Helen Whiel, the leader of the first motor cycle gang that Libby belonged to when she was a teen age runaway. Helen made a point of living up to her name, until Libby came along and showed her a thing or two.
© 1996 Norman Paul Dwyer
Libby ran into a strange assortment of characters in her adventures and none was stranger the chameleon-like boy genius known as Mr. Finger. The precocious teen age wunderkind ran the Denver underworld from the age of 10 through a number of different guises. Few had ever seen Mr. Finger's real face. Above is one of his more intimidating guises, Drum, a three meter tall remotely piloted robot.
