#don hudson

[thephotoregistry]

Detroit, 1970

Don Hudson

[the-gershomite]

Wolverine #47 -October 1991- Marvel Comics

"Dog Day"

script: Larry Hama

pencils: Gerald DeCaire

inks: Don Hudson

letterer: Pat Brosseau

colorist: Glynis Oliver

editor: Bob Harras

editor in chief: Tom DeFalco

[sandmandaddy69]

Don Hudson

[browsethestacks]

Original Art - Spider-Man #031 Pg 29 (1993) by Chris Marrinan And Don Hudson

[airworthycomics]

Stolen Dance

‘Peter? Peter Parker here? And what a very handsome Peter Parker it is.'

'You’re quite the tango queen, Ms Hardy.'

Peter Parker and Felicia Hardy | Spider-Man and Black Cat

[Yomtov, Nel. (w), Alex Saviuk (a), Don Hudson & Al Milgrom (i), and Kevin Tinsley (c).] ‘The Spider-Slayer’ Spider-Man Adventures (1994) #3 (Feb. 1995), [Marvel Comics]: 10, 11, 13.

[transformers-mosaic]

Transformers: Mosaic #81 - "Hail And Farewell"

Originally posted on February 15th, 2008

Story - Simon Furman Pencils, Colours - Steve Buccellato Inks - Don Hudson Letters - Richard Starkings

deviantART | Seibertron | TFW2005 | BotTalk | Simon Furman's blog

wada sez: Perhaps the most important Mosaic strip of all! Written by prolific Transformers scribe Simon Furman and published before the final issue of his Devastation series for IDW, which shows Hunter O’Nion first merging with Sunstreaker in Headmaster form, as seen here. TFWiki itself has a full write-up for this strip, so I won’t go into too much detail here. If one chooses to read Furman’s IDW run in a vacuum, ignoring All Hail Megatron (which, in quite typical comic-book fashion, tossed out a lot of what Furman had been working on and giving Hunter/Sunstreaker a much more tragic fate), you can kind of treat this strip as a coda to the story. Furman’s collaborators here are all industry professionals; Don Hudson did some Transformers work for Marvel US, while Richard Starkings was a letterer/editor on the comics and the writer of “Peace”.

[theartofthecover]

DC Comics: Juneteenth - Listen, Reflect, and Learn (2020)

Art by: Denys Cowan, Don Hudson and Chris Sotomayor

[thoughtsaboutboys]

Don Hudson

South Lyon, Michigan 1980