character", and that he had been "attacked in the past for 'using' her and thus all women for my own nefarious ends", and how the bare-breasted image of the female heroine was keeping in line with "the ideas I had for any continuation of the saga". He went on to say "I had plans for her being pregnant – hence the bigger boobs. Also as a slave, hence the token chains and nakedness.". Gibson described the controversy as "a storm in a D-cup", a pun based on the idiom "Storm in a teacup" and referring to a woman's bra size. References External links Ian Gibson at Barney Ian Gibson at Lambiek Story Behind The Ballad of Halo Jones - Online Essay by Ian Gibson Den Of Geek A list of guest posts by Ian Gibson on Den Of Geek Ian Gibson Interview, 2000ADReview, December 4, 2002 Living people 1946 births British comics artists