Born: year? month? day? in United States?
Notes: Not to be confused with writer Don C. Cameron, the artist Don M. Cameron, or the painter Ned Dameron, whose work appeared in Heavy Metal.
The Dan Dameron pen name was used for pencil and ink work for various features for Ace Periodicals during the 1940s.
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Name:
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Don Cameron
Type: Common Alternative Name
Disambiguation: 1940s comic book artist only
Other Names:
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Dameron
Type: Pen Name
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Dan Dameron
Type: Pen Name
Signatures:
- Dameron [generic]
- Don Cameron [generic]
Non Comics Works:
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Publication Title: ? (movie) - Role: artist - Year: 1939
Employer Name : Walt Disney Productions
Work Title: [In-betweener]
Notes: Cameron worked as an "in-betweener" animator for the studio in 1939. Specific work done is currently not known.
Relations:
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Employee of - Binder Studio
Notes: Cameron did pencil and ink work for the studio circa 1940.
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