Alan McKenzie

Alan McKenzie is a British comics writer and editor best known for his long association with *2000 AD* and *Doctor Who Magazine*. He was born in the United Kingdom. McKenzie entered the comics industry in the mid-1980s, initially working as an editor before turning to writing. His most prolific period ran from 1985 to 2017, during which he contributed to *Doctor Who Magazine*, the *Doctor Who Marvel Adventure Comic*, and *2000 AD*. He is particularly remembered for co-creating the strip *Max Brewster: Universal Soldier* and for his work on *Action-serien / Actionserien* and *Doctor Who: Classic Comics*. McKenzie’s writing style is direct and energetic, often blending dark humor with action. He collaborated frequently with artists such as John Ridgway and Cam Kennedy. Later in his career, he continued to write for various anthology titles and remained active in the British small-press scene. While not a recipient of major industry awards, his steady output across decades earned him respect among fans of British comics. His legacy lies in his contributions to the *Doctor Who* comic universe and his role in shaping the tone of *2000 AD* during a transitional period.