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Sadly, he has largely departed comics, and now works in the advertising field producing storyboards.
Sadly, he has largely departed comics, and now works in the advertising field producing storyboards.


In July of 2007 he returned to Transformers UK with #1 of a new series, providing the art for a Transformers Movie prelude. He's expressed bemusement that because the CGI model sheets he was given only show the front, he had ''no idea'' what the back of the characters looked like and couldn't make out their faces.<ref>[http://panelborders.wordpress.com/2007/07/30/podcast-transformers-and-now/ Panel Borders (click "Download This Episode Now" link as others go to the wrong podcast)]</ref>
In July of 2007 he returned to ''Transformers'' with [[Transformers Comic issue 1|#1 of a new series]], providing the art for a [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)|''Transformers'' movie prelude]]. He's expressed bemusement that because the CGI model sheets he was given only show the front, he had ''no idea'' what the back of the characters looked like and couldn't make out their faces.<ref>[http://panelborders.wordpress.com/2007/07/30/podcast-transformers-and-now/ Panel Borders (click "Download This Episode Now" link as others go to the wrong podcast)]</ref>


==Illustrator==
==Illustrator==

Revision as of 15:13, 30 November 2019

Geoff Senior self-portrait

Geoff Senior is an artist who worked on both the original Marvel UK and US Transformers comic books and was made secondary artist for Marvel Comics' Generation 2 comics, starting with issue #10, after Derek Yaniger failed to meet deadlines. His first strip work was in UK issue #42. At one point, he lived in Carlisle, England.

He is like unto a living god.

Sadly, he has largely departed comics, and now works in the advertising field producing storyboards.

In July of 2007 he returned to Transformers with #1 of a new series, providing the art for a Transformers movie prelude. He's expressed bemusement that because the CGI model sheets he was given only show the front, he had no idea what the back of the characters looked like and couldn't make out their faces.[1]

Illustrator

Comic art

Marvel UK

Marvel USA

  • Pencils for The Transformers issues 61, 62, 65, 66, 75
  • Pencils for Transformers: Generation 2 issues 0, 10, 11, 12

3H Productions

Titan Magazines

IDW Publishing

Cover art pencils

Marvel UK

Marvel USA

  • The Transformers 75
  • Transformers: Generation 2 0

3H Productions

Panini

  • Transformers: Armada issue #1, #3

Titans Books

IDW Publishing




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