Skizz

Skizz (2000AD 308-330, Annual 1984; w Alan Moore; a Jim Baikie). [From Titan Books: From Alan Moore, creator of classics including Watchmen and The Ballad of Halo Jones, comes a heart-warming tale of culture clash - on a galactic scale! When a spacecraft from Tau Ceti crash-lands just outside Birmingham, its sole occupant - Interpreter Zhcchz - is left alone and incapable of escape, in a world he can't begin to comprehend... Luckily for the unfortunate alien, he is befriended by Roxy, a local schoolgirl. But with Skizz (as she calls him) still desperately trying to adjust to Earth, and only Roxy to protect him from dangers ranging from Earth food to crazed government alien-hunters, will either of them survive, let alone cope with the strangest days of their lives?]

DC/2000AD reprint of above.

Skizz (w Alan Moore; a Jim Baikie; 2000AD Progs 308-340). [From DC Comics: Relive one of legendary writer Alan Moore's early triumphs with this new edition of his science-fiction classic SKIZZ, featuring art by frequent Moore collaborator Jim Baikie (TOMORROW STORIES)! Zhcchz is a Tau Cetian interpreter traveling home through the stars; Roxy is just a Birmingham schoolgirl heading home after another boring day. When the two collide, their lives will change forever! Now Roxy must protect her new alien friend “Skizz” and try to find a way to send him home. To help, she’s got Loz, the laconic biker, and Cornelius, the slow-witted, unemployed pipe-fitter. But standing in their way is obsessive Government alien-hunter Van Owen!]