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I don't believe it. When I first discovered Amelia Curtis, and if they had told me then that she was not Amelia Shankley, I would have said "well sure", just judging by her website photo. Since then, however, seeing Curtis in everything out there availible for purhase, including Judge Dread, I believe that Shankleys characters are like beautifully executed masks, and the idea that Curtis was behind the mask, with more of her mundane self perceived in her characters now that she is older, is an idea I have come to cherish. I always bow down to facts, I'm just skeptical about this particular fact being indeed a fact. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 69.151.29.128 (talk • contribs).
