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[[File:Brandon-Easton.jpg|thumb|250px|You can totally trust this guy on handling ''Season 3'' Autobots.]]
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'''Brandon M. Easton''' is a comics and television writer born in Baltimore, Maryland. His comic work includes ''Arkanium'' and ''[[Transformers: Armada (Dreamwave)|Transformers: Armada]]'' for [[Dreamwave Productions]], ''Watson And Holmes'' for New Paradigm, and he has also launched a creator-owned comic named ''Shadowlaw'', a near-future action-horror. He was relatively new to screen-writing and was a writer on the 2011 ''Thundercats'' animated series. He also writes for the Boston Herald and website Bleeding Cool.
'''Brandon M. Easton''' is a comics and television writer born in Baltimore, Maryland. His comic work includes ''Arkanium'' and ''[[Transformers: Armada (Dreamwave)|Transformers: Armada]]'' for [[Dreamwave Productions]], ''Watson And Holmes'' for New Paradigm, ''Kamen Rider Zero-One''  for StoneBot Comics, and he has also launched a creator-owned comic named ''Shadowlaw'', a near-future action-horror. He was relatively new to screen-writing and was a writer on the 2011 ''Thundercats'' animated series. He also writes for the Boston Herald and website Bleeding Cool.


==Comic scripts==
==Comic scripts==

Revision as of 04:28, 3 August 2023

You can totally trust this guy on handling Season 3 Autobots.

Brandon M. Easton is a comics and television writer born in Baltimore, Maryland. His comic work includes Arkanium and Transformers: Armada for Dreamwave Productions, Watson And Holmes for New Paradigm, Kamen Rider Zero-One for StoneBot Comics, and he has also launched a creator-owned comic named Shadowlaw, a near-future action-horror. He was relatively new to screen-writing and was a writer on the 2011 Thundercats animated series. He also writes for the Boston Herald and website Bleeding Cool.

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