David (disambiguation)

There are many more real world people named David, Dave, or Davide who have worked on the Transformers franchise than there are fictional characters with the name. They all include:

Characters

• 1987* — David L. Katzenbogen, the real name of Bazooka, the G.I. Joe human from the Generation 1 continuity family.
• 2003 — Dave Langer, a character from The Transformers Trilogy.
• 2018 — David Reeve, a character from the Bumblebee movie prequel.
• 2014 — David Simmons, a scientist from The X-Files: Conspiracy.

*First appearance in Transformers fiction.

Real people

• David Bischoff, Transformers Legends short story writer.
• Dave Boat, the voice of Mixmaster from the Dark of the Moon video game and Vortex on Fall of Cybertron.
• Dave Brain, director on The Transformers.
• David Bueno, Mexican Spanish dub voice actor for Cyber Missions.
• Dave Bullock, storyboard artist on Transformers: Prime.
• David Cheung, Dreamwave comic colorist.
• David Cian, ibooks author.
• David Crane, video game designer for The Transformers: Battle to Save the Earth
• Dave Cravens, cinematics director for War for Cybertron.
• Dave Crosland, American comic book artist.
• David García Cruz, Spanish comic book artist at IDW.
• David Daza, Spanish comic book artist.
• Dave Edwards, AKA Zobovor, a fan who worked with Rhino Entertainment on their DVD releases.
• Dave Elliott, inker on the G1 Marvel comic.
• Dave Fennoy, the voice of Warpath from the Dark of the Moon video game.
• Davide Garbolino, Italian voice actor on The Headmasters, Masterforce, Animated, and Prime.
• Dave Gibbons, one-time UK comic book cover artist.
• David N. Gottlieb, writer and producer for the original Transformers cartoon.
• David Hankins, sound editor on The Transformers.
• Dave Hartman, supervising director to Transformers: Prime.
• Dave Harwood, Marvel UK inker on the G1 Marvel UK comic.
• David Hedgecock, editor at IDW.
• David Hine, British penciler, inker, and writer on the G1 Marvel UK titles.
• Dave Hunt, lousy inker on The Transformers comic book.
• David Hunt, the voice of Chop Shop in Transformers: Robots in Disguise.
• David Kaye, the voice of Beast Era Megatron, Unicron Trilogy Megatron, Animated Optimus Prime and many others.
• David Krüger, European French voice of Jack Burns.
• Davide Lepore, Italian voice actor.
• David Lloyd, one-time UK comic book cover artist.
• David Lodge, the voice of Midnight Express and Rail Racer.
• David Manet, Belgian voice actor, notably the French voice of Jetstorm in Beast Machines and Fracture in Robots in Disguise.
• David Mariotte, editor at IDW.
• Davide Marzi, Italian voice actor.
• David McDermott, episode writer for Cybertron and creative producer on the 2001 Robots in Disguise cartoon.
• David Mendenhall, voice actor who provided the voice of Daniel Witwicky in The Transformers.
• David Messina, penciller on IDW's Infestation and Infestation 2.
• Dave Morris, writer of various game books
• Dave Perillo, illustrator and cover artist.
• Davide Perino, Italian voice actor.
• David Reynolds, layout artist for Termination
• David Russell, storyboard artist on The Transformers.
• David Schleinkofer, illustrator of "Sun Raid" and painter of the 1984 Transformers back of the box art.
• David Shin, another storyboard artist on The Transformers.
• David Slack, writer for Transformers: Prime.
• David Sobolov, the voice of Depth Charge.
• Dave Ward, the voice of Leobreaker in Transformers: Cybertron.
• David White, concept artist on Transformers: War for Cybertron.
• David J. Williams, co-writer of Transformers: Retribution
• David Willis, comic artist and admin on this very wiki.
• David Wise, writer for the original Transformers cartoon.
• Dave Wittenberg, voice actor for Mirage in Transformers: Dark of the Moon The Game.
• David Wohl, Marvel editor on "Realignments" and "Goin' South".
• David Workman, voice actor for Nosecone in The Transformers.

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