Yes Mister Haworth, I am John Reppion and, as far as I knew, I had signed the above comment by placing four ~s in brackets. I believed that this was the correct method of signing an article or comment on Wikipedia but, if this is not the case, I apologise for any confusion caused; this is the first such article I have created and the first time I have ever had to leave comments. 
 "Writing up a friend or colleague is almost as much vanity as writing about youirself." This seems a very strange thing to say. Isn't the whole point of Wikipedia that we share our knowledge of all things? Therefore, doesn't it stand to reason that people who actually know the individuals they are writing about should be the best source of information? Are scientists writing about their own theories or findings being arrogant or vain or are they simply giving us the benefit of their knowledge? Should people who know individuals be excluded from writing or editing articles about them? I think that sounds a bit stupid. 
 "But I do not indulge in revert wars, remove the prod tag (it is not illegal to do so) and see how I react." No idea what any of that means but some kind and knowledgable individual seems to have sorted the page out, removed the deletion recommendation and added the ISBN for the Albion (comics) trade paperback. 
 Sorted! 
 John Reppion ( )