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Date: Sunday, December 9th 2007 4:06pm CST
Categories: Comic Book News,
People News
Posted by: i_amtrunks |
Credit(s): Optimus Frimal, Simon Furman
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Seibertron's own Optimus Frimal has reported a very interesting response from Simon Furman on his
blog site.
Right now, writing-wise, I’ve just finished up on the outline/overview for the next big story arc, and it’s NOT ‘Revelation.’ Boy I love to tease.
Furman has also revealed more tidbits of information about the Dead Universe, confirming, amongst other things that Nova Prime
is Nemesis Prime.
Rest assured, there will be more of a rationale for the name change from Nova to Nemesis. It all centres around what the Dead Universe actually is (or was!). Lots more on that in 08 for sure.
The idea with Headmasters is you pretty much double up on reaction times and so forth. And everything’s heightened, sensory-wise. Guess it just makes for a more effective warrior.
To read the original post, as well as other responses from Simon Furman, please
click here.
Date: Sunday, December 9th 2007 3:53pm CST
Category: Comic Book News
Posted by: i_amtrunks |
Credit(s): Transformers UK
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Some
Preview Art has been posted from the story "Starscream's Militia" from the upcoming Issue #7 of the Titan UK Transformers Magazine, featuring the Surviving Autobot Cast as well as
Zombie Decepticons.
Starscream's Militia is written by Simon Furman, with art by Boo, and colours by Robin Smith, and will be available on January 3rd 2008.
You can
click here to check out the original post.
Date: Friday, December 7th 2007 8:19am CST
Categories: Site News,
Comic Book News,
Site Articles
Posted by: Darth Bombshell |
Credit(s): WhiteRabbit
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The Universe of the Transformers is vast, and populated by many characters. Their universe is a large tapestry, made up of the stories and points of view of countless experiences that serve the larger whole.
These are some of those stories. This is:
It should be noted that while this project has been recognized by IDW Publishing and Hasbro, none of the works presented have been commissioned or solicited by either company. The stories are not official canon, except where noted.
These stories are the result of Transformers enthusiasts taking the time out of their busy days to contribute to a universe they love.
No one has been paid for the production of these stories.
Today's piece is titled
"Dominion". Story by
Keith (Neospringer) Saturn, Art by
Josh (DCJosh) Burcham, Letters by
Kris (Drivaaar) Carter, Edits by
Josh (Richter) van Reyk.
Date: Thursday, December 6th 2007 4:42pm CST
Categories: Site News,
Comic Book News,
Site Articles
Posted by: i_amtrunks |
Credit(s): Richter
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Cannon to the right of them,
Cannon to the left of them,
Cannon in front of them
Volleyed and thunder'd;
Storm'd at with shot and shell,
Boldly they rode and well,
Into the jaws of Death,
Into the mouth of Hell,
Date: Wednesday, December 5th 2007 5:15pm CST
Categories: Comic Book News,
Press Releases,
Company News
Posted by: i_amtrunks |
Credit(s): Josh van Reyk
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Are you the next Transformers Cover Artist?
Well here's your chance. The masterminds behind the “Transformers: Mosaic,” in partnership with Chris Ryall, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of IDW Publishing, are running a competition for all Transformers artists, which gives them the chance to be considered for providing a variant cover to an upcoming Transformers comic produced by IDW Publishing.
Excited yet? Good, you should be.
So how does it work?
Step 1: Email your full name to Next.Tf.Cover.Artist@gmail.com by the end of December, 2007.
Step 2: On the first of January 2008, you will be emailed the name of the Transformer you are to provide a "cover" for.
Step 3: You have until February first to submit your work.
Step 4: Once all entries are in, they will be divided into groups based on characters used.
Step 5: All entries will be displayed on the IDW forums ( http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewforum.php?f=2) and voting will commence. Voting will be open for 2 weeks.
Step 6: Once voting is complete, the top 3 artists from each group will be contacted and given another character to prepare a cover for and another month to complete.
Step 7: The second round of entries will be posted on IDW forums and voting will once again be carried out.
Step 8: Once voting on the second round is complete, the names and contact details of the top three artists will be given to Chris Ryall, who will work through the final process.
Things you need to know.
1. There is no guarantee that this will lead to paid work for IDW
2. All work should be submitted in line-art only, no colors allowed.
3. Be creative, designs can either be classic or your own redesign.
4. Voting can only be done by members of the IDW forum, and yes, you can vote for yourself.
So, if you think you've got what it takes, step up and prove it!
Date: Wednesday, December 5th 2007 11:48am CST
Categories: Cartoon News,
Comic Book News,
Press Releases
Posted by: Seibertron |
Credit(s): IDW
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Press release from our friends at IDW:
Transformers: Animated Rockets from the TV Screen to the
Comics Page
New graphic novels from IDW Publishing will capture the groundbreaking animated series in print
San Diego, CA (December 5, 2007)-When the new Transformers: Animated series hits the airwaves in 2008, the TV screen won't be the only place fans can check out the latest heroics of their favorite robots: IDW Publishing is adapting the stories to the printed page using state-of-the-art animation capture and scripts from the episodes themselves.
In the upcoming TV series, fans will meet entirely new versions of both the Autobots and Decepticons: Set in the future city of New Detroit, the Autobots become the celebrated heroes of the city, constantly on guard against the Decepticon threat.
"These stories are a brand-new telling of the Transformers saga," says Chris Ryall, IDW publisher and editor-in-chief. "The setting is on a future Earth, with a range of new characters, and some familiar faces as well, all updated for the 21st century and appealing to all ages."
Transformers: Animated Vol. 1 will hit shelves in January to coincide with the debut of the series, and will tell the story of the show's entire 70-minute pilot. Each subsequent volume will include two complete stand-alone episodes of the series.
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ABOUT IDW PUBLISHING
IDW PUBLISHING is a division of Idea and Design Works, LLC, a revolutionary creative service company with a wide range of clients. Among its best-selling titles are Hasbro's THE TRANSFORMERS; Paramount/CBS's STAR TREK; Fox's ANGEL; Konami's METAL GEAR SOLID; and Peter David's FALLEN ANGEL. IDW's 30 DAYS OF NIGHT film from Sony Pictures was released in October 2007 and was the #1 movie in its first week of release. IDW has other films in development at Dimension Films and Paramount Pictures as well.
Date: Wednesday, December 5th 2007 8:22am CST
Categories: Site News,
Comic Book News,
Site Articles
Posted by: Darth Bombshell |
Credit(s): WhiteRabbit
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The Universe of the Transformers is vast, and populated by many characters. Their universe is a large tapestry, made up of the stories and points of view of countless experiences that serve the larger whole.
These are some of those stories. This is:
It should be noted that while this project has been recognized by IDW Publishing and Hasbro, none of the works presented have been commissioned or solicited by either company. The stories are not official canon, except where noted.
These stories are the result of Transformers enthusiasts taking the time out of their busy days to contribute to a universe they love.
No one has been paid for the production of these stories.
This piece is called
”History Repeats”. Story and Art by
Ryan (Channandeller) Wilton.
Date: Tuesday, December 4th 2007 8:22pm CST
Categories: Site News,
Comic Book News,
Site Articles
Posted by: i_amtrunks |
Credit(s): Richter
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Views: 33,362
Comes before a fall...
Date: Tuesday, December 4th 2007 3:51pm CST
Categories: Comic Book News,
People News
Posted by: i_amtrunks |
Credit(s): Simon Furman
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Views: 44,256
Simon Furman has updated his
Blog once again, this time with information pertaining to the upcoming Issue #8 of the Titan UK Transformers Magazine.
Issue #8 will deal with one of the questions many fans have asked since the
Transformers Movie was released... What happened to Scorponok?
Another ’squeezed into a bit of dead space in the movie’ story, this one concerns the fate of Scorponok, last seen burrowing underground in an almightly hurry after the aerial barrage in Qatar. He’s been laying low since then, but when Ironhide and a Special Forces team (new characters, developed especially for the UK storyline) go looking they get a whole LOT more than they bargained for (and realise some things are better left buried). As with the previous Starscream story, this one gives a little more in the way of action/resolution to the movie itself, and provides Ironhide with a real workout (though not necessarily in the way you might think). Scorponok proves to be a much tougher character than his bio and onscreen appearance maybe suggests, and ties up something of loose end.
Furman has let slide who will be doing the art duties for the upcoming Spotlight: Grimlock. Marcelo Matere who has previously worked on Spotlight: Soundwave and on Titan UK #6 featuring Jazz, which is to be released on December 6th 2007.
To read Furman's new blog entries in Full, please
click here.
Date: Monday, December 3rd 2007 5:11am CST
Categories: Site News,
Comic Book News,
Site Articles
Posted by: i_amtrunks |
Credit(s): Richter
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Views: 40,356
Transformers: War Journal.
Story; John-Paul Bove, Josh van Reyk & Jon Stone.
Art; Tom Parish, Casey Coller, Matt C. Adams, Shane Anderson, Richard Cookson, Stanley Chou, John Flores, Jon Stone, Stavros Kundromichalis & Jeremy Tiongson.
Colors; John-Paul Bove.
Letters; Bernie Lee.
Covers; Josh Burcham, Tom Parrish, Kent Lin.
Sketch Cover; Andrew Wildman.
Now that we've got your attention and let your minds stew over the picture, "Transformers: War Journal" is a full 22-page web comic created by Transformers fans that will be released on 31 st of December, 2007.
The one thing that the "Transformers: Mosaic" project has shown, is that when fans come together to achieve a shared vision, there is no limit to what can be accomplished. Allthough not directly linked to "Transformers: Mosaic", "Transformers: War Journal" is produced by some of its memebers and is kind of the next evolution to the project.
In "Transformers: War Journal", a group of Autobots are marooned on an alien planet fighting a loosing battle against a superior Decepticon force. The story focuses on the war's affect on the individual; what adversities they have to overcome, what responsibilities they have to bare and what sacrifices they have to make.
We'll be peeling away pieces of the above picture, both here and
http://tf-war-journal.deviantart.com/ as well as releasing previews until the final release on New Years Eve.
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