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'''Bob Versandi''' is a comic book artist. He studied cartooning at the School of Industrial Arts in Manhattan at the same time as Neal Adams, before getting work with Archie Comics.<ref name="Adams">[http://www.comicsbulletin.com/features/111086279993605.htm Neal Adams interview]</ref> While at [[Blackthorne Publishing|Blackthorne]], he worked on ''[[Transformers in 3-D]]'' and the graphic novel ''XL'' with [[Dennis Francis]].<ref>[http://comics.lib.msu.edu/rri/vrri/verp.htm Michigan State University Libraries Comic Art Collection "Verpiot" to "Verzyl"]</ref> Outside of comics, he has worked as an advertising art director.<ref name="Adams" />  
'''Bob Versandi''' is a comic book artist. He studied cartooning at the School of Industrial Arts in Manhattan at the same time as Neal Adams, before getting work with Archie Comics.<ref name="Adams">[http://www.comicsbulletin.com/features/111086279993605.htm Neal Adams interview]</ref> While at [[Blackthorne Publishing|Blackthorne]], he worked on ''[[Transformers in 3-D]]'' and the graphic novel ''XL'' with [[Dennis Francis]].<ref>[http://comics.lib.msu.edu/rri/vrri/verp.htm Michigan State University Libraries Comic Art Collection "Verpiot" to "Verzyl"]</ref> Outside of comics, he has worked as an advertising art director.<ref name="Adams" />  

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Bob Versandi is a comic book artist. He studied cartooning at the School of Industrial Arts in Manhattan at the same time as Neal Adams, before getting work with Archie Comics.[1] While at Blackthorne, he worked on Transformers in 3-D and the graphic novel XL with Dennis Francis.[2] Outside of comics, he has worked as an advertising art director.[1]

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