2003's Transformers/G.I. Joe was perhaps style over substance, but has its fans to this day. I revisit this week at CBR.
2003's Transformers/G.I. Joe was perhaps style over substance, but has its fans to this day. I revisit this week at CBR.
Dreamwave's Transformers series was a passion project by fans for fans, canonizing some obscure lore from the classic cartoon. I revisit this week at CBR.
This week at CBR I look at the early, awkward Transformers mythos -- featuring Autobot leader... Jetfire?
After a run of hit miniseries, Dreamwave's Transformers monthly comic opened with the two prominent leaders sidelined. I revisit this week at CBR. (And it takes me over 2,500 words to cover only two issues, thanks to the inside references and diehard fan shout-outs.)
In 2004, Dreamwave gave fans a Transformers: Generation One ongoing, but internal troubles prematurely ended the series. I look back at the debut zero issue this week at CBR.
When Marvel Comics adapted the Transformers for a Western audience, the toy line narrowly avoided a kid-friendly, all-ages makeover. I look at the murky, odd early years of the Transformers at CBR.
In 2002, Dreamwave paired a fan-favorite writer and a popular online artist to craft a new chapter in Transformers lore. I revisit Simon Furman's return to the Transformers and the debut of Don Figueroa this week at CBR.
At CBR this week, I'm detailing everything known about the strangest bit of Nintendo history -- King Koopa's Kool Kartoons. If you're an '80s fan of Sunbow's G. I. Joe or Transformers, I think you'll find something rather interesting here, as well.
This week at CBR, I revisit the 2004 Devil's Due G. I. Joe/Transformers crossover. Cyborg Dreadnoks and the accidental debut of a Decepticon Titan!
Hasbro's G. I. Joe and Transformers properties were destined to crossover, but could the story match fan expectations? I look at the first of these (many, many) 2000s crossovers today at CBR.
Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns changed comics, but this week at CBR I'm looking at its links to everything from Tiny Toons to 1986's Transformers: The Movie.
This week at CBR, I continue my retrospective on Dreamwave's Transformers reboot from the 2000s. Is this possibly fan service done right?
This week at CBR, I revisit the second Dreamwave Transformers miniseries, which made your playroom fan theories canon.
This week at CBR, I chronicle some of the valuable art Peter Chung is releasing from his lengthy animation career. Everything from April O'Neil's yellow jumpsuit to Optimus Prime's death to the Rugrats' design...even before Aeon Flux, Chung was a part of your youth.
Curious about the most obscure of obscure Transformers trivia? I wrote about a recent revelation from Bob Budiansky, courtesy of those handwritten notes he's been saving since the early 1980s.
Over at CBR, I'm revisiting the truly odd world of early 1980s Transformers storybooks from Marvel Books. Featuring some awesome Earl Norem art, at least.
I'm looking at an aspect of Transformers lore that's always amused me -- how exactly are the elements of Marvel continuity treated today, now that Marvel hasn't published a Transformers comic in decades? Like, for example, how has the Savage Land been scrubbed from Dinobots continuity?
Nostalgia Snake continues! This week, I'm looking at the initial miniseries from the Dreamwave revival of the Transformers. Why does it remind me of that Star Wars film that must not be named?
My new series Nostalgia Snake continues at CBR, where I look at the early 2000s Dreamwave revival of The Transformers.