Tony Tallarico Sr. - Revision history

Powermetal at 02:10, 10 April 2026

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	'''Tony Tallarico Sr''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [[2022]]) was a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].		'''Tony Tallarico Sr.''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [[2022]]) was a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].

	==Books illustrated==		==Books illustrated==

Powermetal at 02:10, 10 April 2026

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	'''Tony Tallarico''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [[2022]]) was a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].		'''Tony Tallarico Sr''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [[2022]]) was a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].

	==Books illustrated==		==Books illustrated==

Cyberlink420 at 01:48, 15 December 2022

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	'''Tony Tallarico''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [[2022]]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].		'''Tony Tallarico''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [[2022]]) was a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].

	==Books illustrated==		==Books illustrated==

John Pannozzi at 01:45, 15 December 2022

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	'''Tony Tallarico''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [2022]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].		'''Tony Tallarico''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [[2022]]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].

	==Books illustrated==		==Books illustrated==

John Pannozzi at 01:45, 15 December 2022

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	'''Tony Tallarico''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [2022]]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].		'''Tony Tallarico''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [2022]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].

	==Books illustrated==		==Books illustrated==

John Pannozzi at 01:44, 15 December 2022

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	'''Tony Tallarico''' (~~born~~ [[September 20]], [[1933]] in [[~~New York City~~]]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].		'''Tony Tallarico''' ([[September 20]], [[1933]] - [[January 6]], [2022]]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].

	==Books illustrated==		==Books illustrated==

Cyberlink420 at 16:56, 30 August 2018

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	==External links==		==External links==
	*~~[[Wikipedia:Tony Tallarico~~\|Tony Tallarico]] on Wikipedia		*{{w\|Tony Tallarico}} on Wikipedia

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Giggidy at 23:17, 5 January 2016

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	'''Tony Tallarico''' (born [[September 20]], [[1933]] in [[New York City]]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and Homer's ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].		'''Tony Tallarico''' (born [[September 20]], [[1933]] in [[New York City]]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and [[Homer]]'s ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].

	==Books illustrated==		==Books illustrated==

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	'''Tony Tallarico''' (born [[September 20]], [[1933]] in [[New York City]]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and Homer's ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].		'''Tony Tallarico''' (born [[September 20]], [[1933]] in [[New York City]]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and Homer's ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.\|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].

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'''Tony Tallarico''' (born [[September 20]], [[1933]] in [[New York City]]) is a comic book artist. He started out in comics in 1954, and drew adaptations of many classics including ''The Food of the Gods'' and Homer's ''The Odyssey''. During the 60s, he created ''Lobo'' for Dell Comics, the first comic to feature an African-American as the main character. He also teamed up with penciler Bill Fraccio under the pseudonym "Tony Williamson" to draw horror comics for Warren Publishing's magazines. Beginning in the '70s, he began writing and illustrating children's books with his son [[Tony Tallarico Jr.|Tony Tallarico]], including a number of ''[[Transformers brand|Transformers]]'' coloring books for [[Honey Bear Books]].

==Books illustrated==
*[[Autobots' Advantage]]
*[[Decepticon Danger]]
*[[Dinobots vs. Constructicons]]
*[[Search and Rescue Mission]]

==External links==
*[[Wikipedia:Tony Tallarico|Tony Tallarico]] on Wikipedia

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[[Category:Illustrators]]