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Batman: The Animated Series by Thomas Deer

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Suited and Booted | Transformers: Galaxies (2019) | #12 | Lineart by Andrew Griffith | Colours by Thomas Deer

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Transformers: Mosaic #608 - "Lingering Questions"

Originally posted on June 27th, 2011

Story, Art - Teiowí:sonte Thomas Deer

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wada sez: An epilogue to The Transformers: The Movie, with Rodimus Prime’s monologue alluding to Simon Furman’s reinterpretation of Unicron as the mortal enemy Primus created the Transformers to defeat. At the end of the film, Unicron exploded, his head winding up in orbit around Cybertron; his eyes having been smashed by the Transformers entering and leaving. Some readers misinterpreted the artwork here, leading Deer to explain on deviantART: “As for the eyes, I should've exaggerated the destruction a bit more, but if you notice there are holes in the black area where you can see lenses in the back. While the eyes were totally shattered in the film, I thought about the realistic scale of Hot Rod and company and felt it would've have caused that much destruction. Plus, I love the green!” At the time of this strip’s publication, Deer had yet to do any work for IDW, but had illustrated a few Fun Publications Timelines stories. A couple of weeks after the release of this strip, the Mosaic team announced another special project in the same vein as their previous Megatron Origin and Transformers Animated projects: The Transformers: The Movie - Special Edition. The team evidently didn’t receive all that many submissions, and after almost a year, they announced the end of the entire Mosaic project, with the The Transformers: The Movie submissions they’d received simply being released as ordinary strips. I’ve mirrored the original announcement for this project below for posterity.

This is the big one!

It's been over two years, and Transformers Mosaic is ready to launch its next big project...

THE TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE - SPECIAL EDITION

We're planning to expand upon one of the most popular stories of Transformers history and we need help, A LOT OF HELP! We need writers, artists and colorists to take part in possibly the largest singular Transformers fan project ever!

This project will be comprised of numerous one-page stories, each focusing on a specific character, all set within the original animated movie, building upon the epic story that so many still hold dear.

If you're interested, please send an email to [email protected], letting us know in which capacity you want to participate (writer, artist or colourist. Samples of work would be preferable.) and we'll send you more information.

So, tell your friends, tell everyone, we want this to be special but we need you!

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Micronauts #8 [process] (2016)

Art by: Max Dunbar [for pencils and inks] and Thomas Deer [for colors]

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It’s a Revolutionary kind of day.

Keep your eyes out for Revolutionaries #3 hitting your local comic shop later this week! Enjoy an exclusive preview through our friends at Newsarama, along with this outstanding cover gallery! http://bit.ly/2n1CCFW Regular Cover Art: Tradd Moore with colors by Felipe Sobreiro.

Subscription Cover Art: Toni Rodriguez with colors by Thomas Deer.

Retailer Inceptive A Cover Art: Marcelo Ferreira with colors by Thomas Deer.

Retailer Inceptive B Cover Art: Ron Joseph with colors by John-Paul Bove. 

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Transformers Vol. 2 #41 (Retailer Incentive Variant) (2022)

Art by: Juan Samu and Thomas Deer

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ARTIST ALLEY ANNOUNCEMENT: THOMAS DEER

IDW Coloris and Cover Artist, Thomas Deer, will being virtually vending at Ia-Con Online! Make sure to keep an eye out for Thomas’s “table” channel in our official Artist Alley Discord Server - COMING SOON!

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The Transformers: Till All Are One #2 (Rom Subscription Variant) (2016)

Art by: Sara Pitre-Durocher and Thomas Deer