Don Perlin

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He's drawn more comics than you'll ever read.

Don Perlin (August 27, 1929– ) is an American illustrator. He was the penciler on 19 issues of the original Marvel Transformers comic, making him the second-most prolific artist on the series after José Delbo, in addition to being the penciler on Marvel's mini-series adaptation of Transformers: The Movie.

Illustrator

Comic art

• "Rock and Roll-Out!"
• "Shooting Star!"
• "I, Robot-Master!"
• "The Smelting Pool!"
• "The Bridge to Nowhere!"
• "Command Performances!"
• "Aerialbots over America!"
• "Heavy Traffic!"
• "Decepticon Graffiti!"
• "The Planet-Eater!"
• "Afterdeath!"
• "Judgment Day!"
• "Gone but Not Forgotten!"
• "The Final Battle!"
• "Funeral for a Friend!"
• "King of the Hill!"
• "Mechanical Difficulties!"
• "Crater Critters"
• "The Cure!"
• "Buster Witwicky and the Car Wash of Doom"
• "Used Autobots"
• "Child's Play"

Cover art pencils

• "Shooting Star!"
• "The Primal Scream"
• All Hail Megatron #9

External links

• Don Perlin at Wikipedia