David Willis
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David Willis (born April 3, 1979) is one of several fan-artists who has made the jump to working on official Transformers product. He is also known as ItsWalky here on Transformers Wiki. Don't go near them in person–they have Class 2 Ear Fungus and are a threat to everyone around them.
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Fan Club artwork
Strips
Micro-Sized Mini-Con Profiles (Fan Club magazine)
- Cybertron Overcast (Fan Club magazine #13)
- Classics Firebot (Fan Club Magazine #16)
- Classics Strongarm (Fan Club Magazine #17)
- Classics Divebomb (Fan Club Magazine #18)
Micro-Sized Mini-Con Profiles On-Line!
- Cybertron Strongarm (Online update Week 1)
- Hawkeye (inks and colors only, pencils by Graham Weaver) (Online update Week 2)
- Jumpstart (Online update Week 3)
- Drop-Test (Online update Week 4)
- Matrix Cannon (Online update Week 4)
- Claymore (Online update Week 5)
- Covert (inks and colors only, pencils by Graham Weaver) (Online update Week 8)
- Flashbox (Online update Week 8)
- Divebomb (Online update Week 9)
The New World
- Colors for printed prologue in Diamond edition of "Games of Deception"
- Character design for Hacksaw and Meathook
Fan Club writing
Strips
Shattered Glass profiles
Columns
The AllSpark Almanac II
- Ninja Gladiator sprite art
- Cloaked mystery villain back cover art
Unreleased
Gallery
The Last Autobot creates the first Mini-Con. From "The New World".
GO BOOM! The Matrix Cannon in use by "Christmas Maximus".
Fiction
Ask Vector Prime
Walky asked Sideways a question SO bad, it caused his head to explode. He is apparently one of the industrious editors of TFWiki.Net, and may or may not be a Prime. Ask Vector Prime
Notes
- Willis is disturbingly obsessed with Hot Shot, to the point of not only having what amounts to a Hot Shot shrine in their home, but carrying a picture of the Armada Hot Shot toy in their wallet.[1] Be afraid.
- As both a joke and to make a point about the dominance of early G1 characters, Willis started a campaign for Dinobot to win the 2010 Transformers Hall of Fame vote. Dinobot actually won, much to everyone's shock.
- According to Hasbro copy writer Forest Lee, Straxus was mentioned in Comic-Con 2008 Nemesis Prime's bio entirely to make Willis happy.
- If you're ever at a Transformers convention and want to be able to quickly identify Willis, look for the tackiest Hawaiian shirt you can possibly find.
