Remembering Drew Ford of It's Alive Press, Who Died Yesterday, Aged 48 drewford itsalive
\n COVID-19-caused pneumonia, at the age of 48, as well as the plight of his wife, Kiki De Coeur and the GoFundMe appeal which has been set up in her name.\nNick Cagnetti, creator of Pink Lemonade, first published by It's Alive Press, and currently at Oni Press, tweeted; 'Drew Ford was the first person to ever take a chance on my work, shocked and saddened to hear of his death. Totally unexpected and too young, covid is horrible.
And seeing pics of him well, and then seeing him in a hospital bed with the tubes… and unconscious …. … then seeing him not here… This one really shook me for some reason. God bless his family.'\nJohn Freeman posted 'I'm very sorry to report the death of comics writer Drew Ford, publisher of a range of terrific collection of comics including work by Sam Glanzman and more through his IT'S ALIVE imprint.
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