Mark (disambiguation)

The name Mark or Marc can refer to several different Transformers characters.

• 1985 — Mark Brookes, a petty criminal from the Marvel Comics continuity 1985 UK Annual story "Missing in Action".
• 1987 — Mark Morgan, a robophobic scientist from the The Transformers cartoon story "The Return of Optimus Prime".
• 2006 — Mark Twain, an author and noted giant robot cat wrangler from Hearts of Steel.
• 2011 — Marc L, a former NEST operative from Dark of the Moon.

The name Mark or Marc can also refer to several different people involved with Transformers.

• Mark Acheson, a Canadian actor who played several roles in the Unicron Trilogy.
• Marc Alfos, the French voice of Megatron in Transformers The Game and the Revenge of the Fallen game, but also Warpath in the War for Cybertron game.
• Mark Baker-Wright, a proofreader for Fun Publications.
• Marc-André Bélanger, a Canadian voice actor for James Savoy and Dropkick in the live-action film series.
• Marc Bellier, the Canadian French voice of Morshower.
• Marc Bretonnière, the French voice of Major Reynolds, but also Optimus Prime and Megatron in Transformers: Battlegrounds.
• Mark Bright, a comic artist for Marvel Comics and later IDW Publishing.
• Mark Bristow, a colorist for IDW Publishing.
• Mark Brooks, another comic artist for Marvel Comics.
• Marc Cassot, the European French voice of Sentinel Prime in Dark of the Moon.
• Marc Deering, a comic inker for IDW.
• Mark Farmer, comic artist for Marvel, Titan Books and Ladybird Books.
• Marc Fayet, the European French voice of Agent Burke.
• Marc Griffiths, yet a comic artist for Marvel UK.
• Mark Grzesik, a Hasbro instruction designer
• Mark Hamill, a Jedi film and voice actor, playing several roles in Rescue Bots and the Prime Wars Trilogy.
• Marc Handler, a writer for the Robots in Disguise and Cybertron cartoons.
• Marc Evan Jackson, an actor from Revenge of the Fallen.
• Mark Leiren-Young, a writer for Beast Wars.
• Mark Maher, prototype painter turned Generations design lead for Hasbro from 2010-on.
• Mark McCall, a designer at Hasbro.
• Mark McKenzie-Ray, editor of the Titan Transformers comic.
• Mark Oliver, a Canadian voice actor on Transformers: Cybertron.
• Marc Perez, the European French voice of Mudflap in Revenge of the Fallen.
• Mark Ryan, a British voice actor for Bumblebee when he gets non-sampled lines, as well as Jetfire.
• Marc Saez, the French voice of Silverbolt in the War for Cybertron game and Breakaway in the Revenge of the Fallen and Dark of the Moon videogames.
• Mark Sawers, a director on Beast Machines.
• Mark Schiemann, a director and animator on Beast Wars.
• Mark Allan Stewart, voice actor of Fall of Cybertron Swoop.
• Marc Swint, the voice actor of Cyberverse Soundwave.
• Mark Texeira, a cover artist for Marvel Comics.
• Marc Thompson, the voice actor of Cyberverse Megatron.
• Mark Vahradian, executive producer on the live-action film series.
• Mark Wahlberg, an actor from Transformers: Age of Extinction and Transformers: The Last Knight.
• Mark Watts, a packaging art artist.
• Mark Weber, a Hasbro Manager of Global Brand Development.
• Marc Weiss, a Belgian actor, French voice of Cheetor in Beast Machines.
• Mark Wong, a sculptor at Art Asylum.
• Baptiste Marc, the European French voice of D-16/Megatron in Transformers One.

Mark or Marc should not be confused with:

• Slashmark, a Decepticon Stunticon from Transformers: Robots in Disguise
• Heatmark, the combined form of the aforementioned character and Heatseeker.

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