Marcelo Matere
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Marcelo Matere (1979- ) is a Brazilian artist. He is a freelance artist for Hasbro and has done comic book illustration for 3H, Dreamwave, Titan Magazines and IDW.
Packaging art
Armada
He also did the package art for Armada's Corona Sparkplug and Wind Sheer, but it is undetermined if these were published anywhere.
Energon
Cybertron
- Brimstone
- Evac
- Demolishor
- Downshift
- Cybertron Defense Hot Shot
- Leobreaker
- Megatron
- Galvatron
- Cybertron Defense Red Alert
- Galaxy Force Optimus Prime
- Optimus Prime (deluxe)
- Optimus Prime (gorilla)
- Optimus Prime (leader)
- Override GTS
- Primus
- Unicron (deluxe)
Universe
- Universe mini-poster
- Depth Charge
- King Atlas
Beast Wars Tenth Anniversary
Alternators
- 07. Meister (bubble package)
- 11. Windcharger
- 12. Shockblast
- 13. Wheeljack
- 21. Optimus Prime
- 22. Mirage
Star Wars/Transformers
- Anakin Skywalker/Jedi Starfighter (pencils)
- Boba Fett/Slave-1 (pencils)
- Chewbacca/Millennium Falcon
- Darth Vader/TIE Advanced Fighter
- Han Solo/Millennium Falcon
- Emperor Palpatine/Imperial Shuttle (pencils)
- Luke Skywalker/X-Wing Fighter
- Obi-Wan Kenobi/Jedi Starfighter
Toy design
- Roulette (head design)
- Shadow Striker (head design)
Matere has done additional toy design work for Hasbro, such as on Cyber Stompin' Bumblebee, as well as doing the character design work for the Robot Heroes figurine line.
Comic book art
Dreamwave
- More Than Meets The Eye (G1) #4
- More Than Meets The Eye (G1) #5
- More Than Meets The Eye (G1) #6
- More Than Meets The Eye (G1) #7
- More Than Meets The Eye (Armada) #2
- Energon #30
3H
IDW
- Spotlight Soundwave, Grimlock
- Megatron Origin #2 (select pages)
- Beast Wars Sourcebook #1, #2 (select pages)
Titan Magazines UK
- Transformers Comic issue 6 (Movie Jazz story)
Convention Appearances
Trivia
- Matere was originally contracted to do 8 pages for Megatron Origin, part 4, which were drawn and submitted to IDW. However, apparently Alex Milne was also contracted to do those pages, and his versions were used instead.
