Just 1 Page

{{Short description|Annual charity comic}}

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| format =

| date = 2001–2006

| issues = 4

| publisher = Adrian Brown

| writers = Mike Carey, Alex de Campi, Warren Ellis, Steve Gerber, Peter Hogan, Eddie Robson

| artists = Charlie Adlard, David Baillie, Adrian Bamforth, Leo Baxendale, Mike Collins, Howard Cruse, Al Davison, Richard Elson, Hunt Emerson, Duncan Fegredo, Simon Furman, Peter Gross, Mike Hawthorne, David Hitchcock, P. J. Holden, Dylan Horrocks, Frazer Irving, D'Israeli, Jock, Rich Johnston, Euan Kerr, Roger Langridge, Jamie McKelvie, Gary Spencer Millidge, Lise Myhre, Gary Northfield, Warren Pleece, Steve Pugh, Lew Stringer, Andi Watson, Chris Weston, Rob Williams, Phil Winslade, Brian Wood, Steve Yeowell

| editors = Adrian Brown

|}}

Just 1 Page (J1P) was charity comic linked to the United Kingdom's Comic Festival and Comic Expo comic book conventions in Bristol, SW England. Single-page contributions were donated by a range of professional and amateur artists and writers, including many notable UK creators. Just 1 Page, produced by Adrian "Ade" Brown, published four issues, each one on a specific theme, in the period 2001–2006.

The first Just 1 Page comic, published in 2001, raised about £500 for the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund and Comic Relief. Just 1 Page 2 (2003) raised £800 for the Trinity Hospice in Clapham. Just 1 Page 3 (2005) raised £600 for Childline.

Notable contributions were:

• A picture of a race between DC's Flash, Marvel's Quicksilver and Road Runner from Looney Tunes, drawn by Alan Davis.Just 1 Page 1: Heroes (2001).
• A page where Steve Gerber's Howard the Duck and Destroyer Duck appear at a comics convention. This was drawn by Phil Winslade and was used by Gerber and Winslade in preparation for the Marvel Max series starring Howard.
• Three statues by Jesse Farrell: one of Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen; one of Paul Grist's Jack Staff and a third of Shaun of the Dead battling a zombie.{{cn|date=July 2022}}

Connected to the Just 1 Page project was the 24 Minute Comic, a high-speed variation of the 24-hour comic, in which twenty-four artists collaborated by drawing a page each during a twenty-four-minute period. The first 24 Minute Comic, which included such contributors as Roger Langridge, Gary Northfield, and David Baillie, was produced for the 2005 UK Web & Mini Comix Thing.{{cite web|title=The Twenty Four Minute Comic 2005|work=Just One Page official website|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060616031709/http://members.aol.com/just1page/J1P24minutes/J1P24.pdf|archive-date=June 16, 2006|url=http://members.aol.com/just1page/J1P24minutes/J1P24.pdf}} A second 24 Minute Comic was also later produced.{{cn|date=July 2022}}