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According to his blog Furman's doing one of the others (though no clues as to what). Perhaps the third will be by McCarthy and all three will compete to see who can piss on the others work the most?
I do like how they phrase "For the first time in years" bit, technically true but four years is hardly as long a period of time as they're making out is it? Plus with the almost continuous stream of comics put out by IDW I'm sure a lot of more casual peeps won't have noticed there hasn't been a ongoing in that time.
I do like how they phrase "For the first time in years" bit, technically true but four years is hardly as long a period of time as they're making out is it? Plus with the almost continuous stream of comics put out by IDW I'm sure a lot of more casual peeps won't have noticed there hasn't been a ongoing in that time.
I don't know, so far, McCarthy hasn't been announced. Nick Roche and Zander Cannon appear to be handling the other two - Transformers: Bumblebee and Transformers: Last Stand of the Wreckers.inflatable dalek wrote:According to his blog Furman's doing one of the others (though no clues as to what). Perhaps the third will be by McCarthy and all three will compete to see who can piss on the others work the most?
http://www.idwpublishing.com/news/article/751/
I'm rather pleased that Roche is working on the Wreckers story.
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Better photos of the Hasbro panel slides:
http://www.allspark.com/index.php?set_a ... php&page=1
In case someone is asking, Hasbro traditionally do allow these photos to be taken at SDCC.
Also, movie-style Mighty Muggs of Prime and Bumblebee... And the previously cancelled G1-style Jazz and Shockwave Mighty Muggs. All of them as Diamond Select/Toys'R'Us exclusives.
http://www.mightymuggsforum.com/showthread.php?t=9245
http://www.allspark.com/index.php?set_a ... php&page=1
In case someone is asking, Hasbro traditionally do allow these photos to be taken at SDCC.
Also, movie-style Mighty Muggs of Prime and Bumblebee... And the previously cancelled G1-style Jazz and Shockwave Mighty Muggs. All of them as Diamond Select/Toys'R'Us exclusives.
http://www.mightymuggsforum.com/showthread.php?t=9245
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Offering: Binaltech Hound, Swindle, Ravage (Corvette), Skids.
Can buy in stores: Robot Heroes Tigatron/Inferno, Ricochet/Predaking.
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I wonder what the Furman project is then? Assuming they're not just humouring the crazy old man. Do we take the "best jumping on point in years" comment as acknowledgement that AHM basically failed in its main goal?zigzagger wrote:I don't know, so far, McCarthy hasn't been announced. Nick Roche and Zander Cannon appear to be handling the other two - Transformers: Bumblebee and Transformers: Last Stand of the Wreckers.
http://www.idwpublishing.com/news/article/751/
Yep, though the wording is confusing, it's both concurrent with the main title and foreshadowing it. I wonder if it'll be what broke the Wreckers up before AHM?I'm rather pleased that Roche is working on the Wreckers story.
You're not unlike the average TF comic writer then. ZING!Cliffjumper wrote: Yeh, Tom died about three years ago, this is just a simple Bot.
The animated figures all look great! I'm very interested in Bludgeon as well, it looks like they are finally going to do it right. But, am I the only one confused by the inclusion of Lockdown in the movie line? Not the name so much mind you, but the fact that he looks more or less like his animated counterpart, just movie-ized. Looks cool though!
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Going by what might be cover art, I'd hazard a guess it takes place before AHM (note Perceptor and Kup in the group shot). Well, assuming the Wreckers didn't go their own sweet way following AHM #12.inflatable dalek wrote: Yep, though the wording is confusing, it's both concurrent with the main title and foreshadowing it. I wonder if it'll be what broke the Wreckers up before AHM?
Is that Guzzle in the upper-left corner? Neat.
Damn! I was just about to mention the Guzzle bit.
Furman's working on some movie thing isn't he? Transformers: Nefarious I seem to recall. It sounds like he's dusting off that old gem, the Machination story, for this one.
Furman's working on some movie thing isn't he? Transformers: Nefarious I seem to recall. It sounds like he's dusting off that old gem, the Machination story, for this one.
Shine on you crazy diamond!(http://tformers.com/transformers-simon- ... /news.html)
San Diego, CA (July 23, 2009) – The new TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN movie has already hit theaters but the saga continues with IDW’s new miniseries,TRANSFORMERS: Nefarious. Scripted by Simon Furman with art by Carlos Magno, this six-issue series follows a shadowy organization with devious designs on the TRANSFORMERS.
“The latest TRANSFORMERS movie added several very cool elements to the tapestry—SOUNDWAVE and RAVAGE being my favorites—and we’re keen to explore them,” said Andy Schmidt, IDW’s TRANSFORMERS editor. “Our story tracks a new organization with ‘nefarious’ designs on the robots in disguise. Their technology gives them a tactical advantage not yet seen in the films.”
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That was my first thought when I read the info. Here go the Machination again. Pity we've been there.Terome wrote:Damn! I was just about to mention the Guzzle bit.
Furman's working on some movie thing isn't he? Transformers: Nefarious I seem to recall. It sounds like he's dusting off that old gem, the Machination story, for this one.
Shine on you crazy diamond!
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presumably the scout clips on to the voyager somehow, possibly with some kind of deployment feature (or not). either that or it has some kind of third targetmasterish mode. one or the other.
I do like the increased interaction between figures of late (by which i mean things that have been prescribed in, rather than just having same-sized postholes etc). legends prime/jetfire was a nice addition, as is the mention of deluxe movie ratchet and lockdown having some kind of directly interchangeable weaponry, a la the EMP thingamajigger from animated.
I do like the increased interaction between figures of late (by which i mean things that have been prescribed in, rather than just having same-sized postholes etc). legends prime/jetfire was a nice addition, as is the mention of deluxe movie ratchet and lockdown having some kind of directly interchangeable weaponry, a la the EMP thingamajigger from animated.
Last chance saloon?"This is the first ongoing TRANSFOMRERS series for IDW, and there's a good reason to do it now
Ooh! Ooh! It's going to involve the inauguration of spell-checking software?ongoing TRANSFOMRERS series
so CYBERTON-shattering
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Is the AHM publicity on echo?"This is the best jumping on point for new comics or TRANSFORMERS fans in years.