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Gerry Hunt worked for twenty-five years as an architect, eighteen of them with the IDA. In 1986 he left architecture and began drawing political cartoons. From this, he moved on to drawing entire comics - his first, self-produced comic was a rhyming, Spanish-language work that he gave away to friends.
The founder of Dublin Comics, he has published In Dublin City and The Streets of Dublin. Gerry's latest graphic novel, Blood Upon the Rose, was published by The O'Brien Press in 2009.
An incredible new graphic novel which brings to life a definitive moment in Irish history, Blood Upon the Rose has been called 'a landmark Irish graphic novel' by The Irish Times. |
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