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'''William Johnson''' was the penciler on issues [[Warrior School!|#7]] and [[Repeat Performance!|#8]] (and, possibly, an uncredited page of [[The Worse of Two Evils!|#6]]) of the [[The Transformers (Marvel Comics)|Marvel G1 comic]]. His other work for Marvel Comics includes ''Daredevil'' and ''Master of Kung-Fu.'' In an interview with a fan-site, | '''William Johnson''' was the penciler on issues [[Warrior School!|#7]] and [[Repeat Performance!|#8]] (and, possibly, an uncredited page of [[The Worse of Two Evils!|#6]]) of the [[The Transformers (Marvel Comics)|Marvel G1 comic]]. His other work for Marvel Comics includes ''Daredevil'' and ''Master of Kung-Fu.'' In an interview with a fan-site,[http://www.manwithoutfear.com/interviews/ddINTERVIEW.shtml?id=Budiansky] [[Bob Budiansky]] described Johnson as "a very nice guy with a lot of talent" who struggled to meet the deadlines of a monthly comic book. | ||
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William Johnson was the penciler on issues #7 and #8 (and, possibly, an uncredited page of #6) of the Marvel G1 comic. His other work for Marvel Comics includes Daredevil and Master of Kung-Fu. In an interview with a fan-site,[1] Bob Budiansky described Johnson as "a very nice guy with a lot of talent" who struggled to meet the deadlines of a monthly comic book.
