George Goode

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George Goode (195? — November 11, 1994) was a storyboard artist and character model designer. His earliest work dates back to the early 70s, during which time he worked as a layout artist on a number of series, include Star Trek: The Animated Series, Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle, Godzilla, and Spider-Woman. As well as working on The Transformers in a freelance capacity as both a model designer and storyboard artist, he was a model designer on My Little Pony and worked on InHumanoids, The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Dungeons & Dragons, Spiral Zone and Muppet Babies.

As one of the first Marvel Productions artists to work on Transformers, Goode contribute to some of the most iconic pieces of early media. Specifically, Goode story boarded the very first Transformers commercial, a 30 second spot for the issue #1 of the Marvel Comics Transformers series, as well as producing layouts for what would become a ubiquitous piece of promotional artwork used on posters and merchandise in the early years of the brand.

Storyboarding

• The Transformers (issue) commercial
• The Transformers (season 1-2, unknown episodes)

External links

• George Goode on the IMDB.
• The Transformers #1 commercial storyboard
• Larry Houston post crediting Goode with poster composition