Don Perlin

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He's drawn more comics than you'll ever read.

Don Perlin (August 27, 1929–May 15, 2024) was an American illustrator. He was the penciler on 19 issues of the original Marvel Transformers comic, making him the second-most prolific artist on the series after José Delbo, in addition to being the penciler on Marvel's mini-series adaptation of The Transformers: The Movie.

Outside of Transformers, Perlin served as the co-creator of Moon Knight.

Illustrator

Comic art

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• "Shooting Star!"
• "Rock and Roll-Out!"
• "I, Robot-Master!"
• "The Smelting Pool!"
• "The Bridge to Nowhere!"
• "Command Performances!"
• "Aerialbots over America!"
• "Heavy Traffic!"
• "Decepticon Graffiti!"
• "The Planet-Eater!"
• "Afterdeath!"
• "Judgment Day!"
• "Gone but Not Forgotten!"
• "The Final Battle!"
• "Funeral for a Friend!"
• "King of the Hill!"
• "Mechanical Difficulties!"
• "Crater Critters"
• "The Cure!"
• "Buster Witwicky and the Car Wash of Doom"
• "Used Autobots"
• "Child's Play"

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Cover art pencils

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• "Shooting Star!"
• "The Primal Scream"
• All Hail Megatron #9

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External links

• [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Don Perlin|{{#if:Don Perlin at Wikipedia|Don Perlin at Wikipedia|Don Perlin}}]]