IDW Transformers: Windblade #4 Variant Cover Revealed
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TRANSFORMERS: Windblade #4 out next week
RI Cover Art: Naoto Tsushima, Colors: Jet Enter
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Posted by steve2275 on June 20th, 2015 @ 2:33am CDT
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Posted by Va'al on June 21st, 2015 @ 8:49am CDT
Transformers: Windblade #4—Combiner Wars Epilogue
Mairghread Scott (w) • Corin Howell (a) • Priscilla Tramontano (c)
MORE WORLDS—MORE PROBLEMS! After the events of COMBINERS WARS, WINDBLADE and STARSCREAM race to recruit the lost CYBERTRONIAN colonies to the Council of Worlds—but which of them will control the fate of Cybertron?
FC • 32 pages • $3.99
Bullet points:
The COMBINER WARS are over, but the fallout has just begun!
A new universe opens to the TRANSFORMER—will a new CYBERTRONIAN EMPIRE follow?
Featuring the art debut of new TRANSFORMERS superstar Corin Howell!
Variant Cover by Naoto Tsushima!
Posted by Shuttershock on June 21st, 2015 @ 10:50am CDT
Posted by Radix on June 21st, 2015 @ 11:00am CDT
We know about 4 colonies right?
Caminus
Velocitron
Eukaris
Onyx
What is the fifth one Starscream mentioned?
Posted by death of orion pax on June 21st, 2015 @ 11:44am CDT
Posted by ZeroWolf on June 21st, 2015 @ 12:52pm CDT
Posted by Randomhero on June 21st, 2015 @ 12:55pm CDT
Issue 34 of RiD mentioned that shockwave did not choose planets randomly to seed The Regenesis Program. Alpha Trion hints that Shockwave chose those planets because they had a significance to to Cybertron.
Ore-1, "Time", from LV-117, which allows travel through time
Ore-2, "Death", from Gorlam Prime, which causes living matter to decay and die
Ore-6, "Cold", from Arduria, which causes the cessation of thermodynamic processes
Ore-7, "Change", possessed of transmutation properties
Ore-8, "Destruction", from Tsiehshi, which manifests as radioactive and explosive crystals
Ore-13, "Power Itself", from Earth, which boosts a Transformer's capabilities
Ardurians were mentioned to be "cousins" to Cybertronians.
we know that Golram Prime had a titan on it that laid dormant and there were structures similar to Cybertronaian culture.
The planet that appeared in Heart of Darkness was noted to have the same cybertronian like structures. it's possible theres a titan on that planet too.
We also know that Nickel hails from a colony that met a tragic end and with Earth having an Ore it's possible a titan is laying dormant.
that makes 8 colonies(maybe) plus Caminus, Veliocitron, Eurikaris and the 2 others this preview mentioned makes THIRTEEN.
Also shockwave did mention not all his ores grew to fruition yet Caminus has Energon and if there's othere colonies they too must have energon so his ores did mature just didnt become unique.
this is just my theory on this.
Posted by Shuttershock on June 21st, 2015 @ 1:33pm CDT
Randomhero wrote:So here is my theory. We know for the most part where all the colony titans are/were possibly.
Issue 34 of RiD mentioned that shockwave did not choose planets randomly to seed The Regenesis Program. Alpha Trion hints that Shockwave chose those planets because they had a significance to to Cybertron.
Ore-1, "Time", from LV-117, which allows travel through time
Ore-2, "Death", from Gorlam Prime, which causes living matter to decay and die
Ore-6, "Cold", from Arduria, which causes the cessation of thermodynamic processes
Ore-7, "Change", possessed of transmutation properties
Ore-8, "Destruction", from Tsiehshi, which manifests as radioactive and explosive crystals
Ore-13, "Power Itself", from Earth, which boosts a Transformer's capabilities
Ardurians were mentioned to be "cousins" to Cybertronians.
we know that Golram Prime had a titan on it that laid dormant and there were structures similar to Cybertronaian culture.
The planet that appeared in Heart of Darkness was noted to have the same cybertronian like structures. it's possible theres a titan on that planet too.
We also know that Nickel hails from a colony that met a tragic end and with Earth having an Ore it's possible a titan is laying dormant.
that makes 8 colonies(maybe) plus Caminus, Veliocitron, Eurikaris and the 2 others this preview mentioned makes THIRTEEN.
Also shockwave did mention not all his ores grew to fruition yet Caminus has Energon and if there's othere colonies they too must have energon so his ores did mature just didnt become unique.
this is just my theory on this.
There's also the matter of the deep space freighter Elita was piloting and why the bridge locked on to it. Either the ship is a titan, albiet a small one, or she cannibalized parts from a titan that Metroplex could pick up on.
Posted by ZeroWolf on June 21st, 2015 @ 1:42pm CDT
What happened to the titan that proclaimed Starscream to be the chosen one? He was obviously not connected to a colony unless he abandoned them
Posted by Shuttershock on June 21st, 2015 @ 1:47pm CDT
What happened to the titan that proclaimed Starscream to be the chosen one? He was obviously not connected to a colony unless he abandoned them[/quote]
Also, remembering the titan mass grave from Luna 1, either there are a lot fewer titans still alive or there were a lot more to begin with.
Posted by ZeroWolf on June 21st, 2015 @ 2:44pm CDT
Posted by YoungPrime on June 21st, 2015 @ 3:13pm CDT
I guess it's a matter of distinguishing the 13 colonies from the ones the Knights of Cybertron used on a regular basis. During the "Remain in the Light" arc there were scores of dead Metrotitans on Luna 1?Randomhero wrote:So here is my theory. We know for the most part where all the colony titans are/were possibly.
Issue 34 of RiD mentioned that shockwave did not choose planets randomly to seed The Regenesis Program. Alpha Trion hints that Shockwave chose those planets because they had a significance to to Cybertron.
Ore-1, "Time", from LV-117, which allows travel through time
Ore-2, "Death", from Gorlam Prime, which causes living matter to decay and die
Ore-6, "Cold", from Arduria, which causes the cessation of thermodynamic processes
Ore-7, "Change", possessed of transmutation properties
Ore-8, "Destruction", from Tsiehshi, which manifests as radioactive and explosive crystals
Ore-13, "Power Itself", from Earth, which boosts a Transformer's capabilities
Ardurians were mentioned to be "cousins" to Cybertronians.
we know that Golram Prime had a titan on it that laid dormant and there were structures similar to Cybertronaian culture.
The planet that appeared in Heart of Darkness was noted to have the same cybertronian like structures. it's possible theres a titan on that planet too.
We also know that Nickel hails from a colony that met a tragic end and with Earth having an Ore it's possible a titan is laying dormant.
that makes 8 colonies(maybe) plus Caminus, Veliocitron, Eurikaris and the 2 others this preview mentioned makes THIRTEEN.
Also shockwave did mention not all his ores grew to fruition yet Caminus has Energon and if there's othere colonies they too must have energon so his ores did mature just didnt become unique.
this is just my theory on this.
Posted by Randomhero on June 21st, 2015 @ 4:11pm CDT
Shuttershock wrote:Randomhero wrote:So here is my theory. We know for the most part where all the colony titans are/were possibly.
Issue 34 of RiD mentioned that shockwave did not choose planets randomly to seed The Regenesis Program. Alpha Trion hints that Shockwave chose those planets because they had a significance to to Cybertron.
Ore-1, "Time", from LV-117, which allows travel through time
Ore-2, "Death", from Gorlam Prime, which causes living matter to decay and die
Ore-6, "Cold", from Arduria, which causes the cessation of thermodynamic processes
Ore-7, "Change", possessed of transmutation properties
Ore-8, "Destruction", from Tsiehshi, which manifests as radioactive and explosive crystals
Ore-13, "Power Itself", from Earth, which boosts a Transformer's capabilities
Ardurians were mentioned to be "cousins" to Cybertronians.
we know that Golram Prime had a titan on it that laid dormant and there were structures similar to Cybertronaian culture.
The planet that appeared in Heart of Darkness was noted to have the same cybertronian like structures. it's possible theres a titan on that planet too.
We also know that Nickel hails from a colony that met a tragic end and with Earth having an Ore it's possible a titan is laying dormant.
that makes 8 colonies(maybe) plus Caminus, Veliocitron, Eurikaris and the 2 others this preview mentioned makes THIRTEEN.
Also shockwave did mention not all his ores grew to fruition yet Caminus has Energon and if there's othere colonies they too must have energon so his ores did mature just didnt become unique.
this is just my theory on this.
There's also the matter of the deep space freighter Elita was piloting and why the bridge locked on to it. Either the ship is a titan, albiet a small one, or she cannibalized parts from a titan that Metroplex could pick up on.
i apologize i shoud have noted I do count Elita's ship as one of the 2 unnamed titans mentioned because metroplex did bridge the combiners there.
Posted by Randomhero on June 21st, 2015 @ 4:31pm CDT
YoungPrime wrote:I guess it's a matter of distinguishing the 13 colonies from the ones the Knights of Cybertron used on a regular basis. During the "Remain in the Light" arc there were scores of dead Metrotitans on Luna 1?Randomhero wrote:So here is my theory. We know for the most part where all the colony titans are/were possibly.
Issue 34 of RiD mentioned that shockwave did not choose planets randomly to seed The Regenesis Program. Alpha Trion hints that Shockwave chose those planets because they had a significance to to Cybertron.
Ore-1, "Time", from LV-117, which allows travel through time
Ore-2, "Death", from Gorlam Prime, which causes living matter to decay and die
Ore-6, "Cold", from Arduria, which causes the cessation of thermodynamic processes
Ore-7, "Change", possessed of transmutation properties
Ore-8, "Destruction", from Tsiehshi, which manifests as radioactive and explosive crystals
Ore-13, "Power Itself", from Earth, which boosts a Transformer's capabilities
Ardurians were mentioned to be "cousins" to Cybertronians.
we know that Golram Prime had a titan on it that laid dormant and there were structures similar to Cybertronaian culture.
The planet that appeared in Heart of Darkness was noted to have the same cybertronian like structures. it's possible theres a titan on that planet too.
We also know that Nickel hails from a colony that met a tragic end and with Earth having an Ore it's possible a titan is laying dormant.
that makes 8 colonies(maybe) plus Caminus, Veliocitron, Eurikaris and the 2 others this preview mentioned makes THIRTEEN.
Also shockwave did mention not all his ores grew to fruition yet Caminus has Energon and if there's othere colonies they too must have energon so his ores did mature just didnt become unique.
this is just my theory on this.
That is something as well. i do realize that because Remain in light did show a graveyard of Titans and my thought is maybe those were the titans of those colonies from the working ores and Tyrest used their space bridge to bring them to Luna One but even i will say im making an excuse because there were dozens if not hundreds. they thought they were heading to mountains in the the comic only to be a mass grave.
I am continuity nut, comics are my medium. i am a fan of the comics before everything else anymore. as a kid it was the cartoon, as an adult its the comics and im not tooting my own horn when i say i take pride in knowing as much as possible about IDWs universe.
that being said, i will say im pretty unhappy with how continuity is going post Dark Cybertron. John and James have done an amazing job working with past continuity and retconning past stories to fix errors or modify what they are working on but post Dark Cybertron has just gotten out of hand.
Im willing to be fine with the 13 in IDW because it's established that they were just great cybertronians that were leaders of tribes. they weren't Primus' children forged to battle unicron. They dont prove The Guiding Hand exist or the Knights of Cybertron or Primus for that matter.
What im not okay with is trying to interlink them with colonies because IDW is using elements of the Aligned history like Megatronus betraying Solus yet apparently she is well known on Caminus and is their religious figure and their society is based on her. Same with Nexus Prime, even down to his design and Alpha saying only a Prime can kill a Prime yet 4 pages later Galvatron kills him.
They try to say females may have been native to Caminus, which i was cool with and say they may be that way because they believe that Solus Prime flows within every Camian. Im fine with that but then Nickel is introduced, then Moonracer, Elita One, Airrazor...so its not because Camians evoled, theres just more female transformers out there...
thats makes me ask "well why are there none on Cybertorn that were naturally forged? At first they say its all about Caminus but then were introduced to more from other colonies so that makes me ask "well whats the deal with Cybertron?"
biggest problem for me was during Combiner Wars when optimus opens his chest revealing the matrix when we now know he doesnt have it. he relinquished what was left after remain in light and dark cybertron back to cybertron. i asked John Barber on twitter "was it just his spark shining?" he wouldnt say, just stay tuned.
latley i just feel things are being rushed and mistakes are being made.
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on June 21st, 2015 @ 9:22pm CDT
1) Prime had the whole matrix container the whole time: he only ever gave away the crystal cores. He reclaimed Bee's back in issue 29 and he didn't scatter it to the winds. He just brought it back and has kept a hold of it. It is still whole.
2) We need to give them time to explain all the 13 colonies as well as the 13 primes connections and the 13 ores. We need all 13 colonies to explain it, and we have only been dealing with 2 (soon to be 6 (Eukaris, elita-1, prima and velocitron).
3) The primes ASSUMED they could only be killed by another prime, but it is when Galvatron kills Nexus that they flee, now aware that others can kill primes.
4) Cybertron ran dry a long time ago with regards to sparks. The titans could have had new sparks and let them go bit by bit, not a huge release that dries them up. Also, I feel this will be explained. After all, Cybertron has proven to be the exception rather than the norm. I feel it will all be figured out. Just gotta give it time to pan out.
Posted by steve2275 on June 21st, 2015 @ 10:05pm CDT
Posted by Bounti76 on June 21st, 2015 @ 11:04pm CDT
I just really REALLY don't like the art style, and I feel like it detracts from my enjoyment of the story almost enough to unsubscribe. I don't want to pay money for a good story with accompanying visuals that look like they belong on a Loony Toons marathon, or a kiddie cartoon. Ms. Howell is talented, to be sure-I can't draw to save my life.. I'd MUCH rather have Sara Pitre-DuRocher or Alex Milne drawing this book. Unfortunately, it looks like Sarah Stone won't be back on the book any time soon, if ever, which sucks. She and Mairghread Scott created something amazing on the Windblade mini.
Posted by ZeroWolf on June 22nd, 2015 @ 2:17am CDT
Posted by Optimizzy on June 22nd, 2015 @ 8:13am CDT
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on June 22nd, 2015 @ 8:18am CDT
ZeroWolf wrote:Actually I assumed that the 'only a prime could kill a prime' meant there was more to galvatron then I we were being told, basically he is one of the thirteen.
I may not be right, but I'm pretty sure it meant that the primes were undivine but thought of themselves as divine. However, it would be a twist if he were a prime. afterall, we do not know the names of all 13
Posted by Shuttershock on June 22nd, 2015 @ 9:03am CDT
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:ZeroWolf wrote:Actually I assumed that the 'only a prime could kill a prime' meant there was more to galvatron then I we were being told, basically he is one of the thirteen.
I may not be right, but I'm pretty sure it meant that the primes were undivine but thought of themselves as divine. However, it would be a twist if he were a prime. afterall, we do not know the names of all 13
Personally, I like the Underbase Podcast interpretation. The Primes built up a mythology around themselves that made them seem divine and untouchable, like the Egyptian pharaohs. They ARE very powerful to begin with, but they're no less mortal than anyone else who's got the bearings to challenge them.
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on June 22nd, 2015 @ 9:08am CDT
Shuttershock wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:ZeroWolf wrote:Actually I assumed that the 'only a prime could kill a prime' meant there was more to galvatron then I we were being told, basically he is one of the thirteen.
I may not be right, but I'm pretty sure it meant that the primes were undivine but thought of themselves as divine. However, it would be a twist if he were a prime. afterall, we do not know the names of all 13
Personally, I like the Underbase Podcast interpretation. The Primes built up a mythology around themselves that made them seem divine and untouchable, like the Egyptian pharaohs. They ARE very powerful to begin with, but they're no less mortal than anyone else who's got the bearings to challenge them.
That idea does sound good to me. I believe you are right
Posted by ZeroWolf on June 22nd, 2015 @ 11:01am CDT
It's one of the best mysteries of the IDW universe along with what Rung's alt mode.
Posted by Shuttershock on June 22nd, 2015 @ 11:34am CDT
It's one of the best mysteries of the IDW universe along with what Rung's alt mode.[/quote]
The only problem I'd have with that is that both being possessed by or actually being one of the thirteen kind of detracts from Galvatron's individual agency, since iit would literally be the devil making him do it.
That and it dramatically demystifies the religious notions in all the books, like the Guiding Hand or the Knights of Cybertron.
Posted by ZeroWolf on June 22nd, 2015 @ 12:09pm CDT
Posted by King Kuuga on June 22nd, 2015 @ 3:23pm CDT
Posted by Va'al on June 24th, 2015 @ 2:25am CDT
(Spoiler free-ish)
Synopsis
MORE WORLDS-MORE PROBLEMS! After the events of COMBINERS WARS, WINDBLADE and STARSCREAM race to recruit the lost CYBERTRONIAN colonies to the Council of Worlds-but which of them will control the fate of Cybertron?
Story
Once more, we look at the almost immediate aftermath of Combiner Wars, as one of the minds behind the arc's story takes her writing back to the series that first launched the multiverse. Mairghread Scott dwells on Cybertron, and the many worlds that refer back to it, more or less, and some old-but-new friends make their appearance.
Scott's script manages to be fresh while drawing from a number of sources, from Animated to Prime to older material still, and we finally also get a look another of the colonies: Velocitron, and its peculiarly self-assured inhabitants, as Starscream begins to build his empire Council - just as the Transformers fiction re-expands, too.
Having someone like Knock-Out, with his Prime personality, is a magnificent counterpart to the snark that Starscream brings to the scene, and provides some great character bouncing off for both Blurr and Windblade. The latter, however, is even better placed next to the more humble Moonracer, while louder egos clash in ..er.. negotiations.
Character-establishing, world-building, great interactions, fabulous characters from previous strengths and preferences, the first fully-fledged Windblade issue is a great venture into a wider verse and the smaller realities of the individuals populating it. And it's darn good fun, of course.
Art
While we have seen Corin Howell debuting in the previous issue of Windblade, this is the first time we get to see a full issue featuring her linework, from pencils to inks. And, despite some expected criticisms from readers expecting a 'Stone continuation', I enjoy the Animated-influenced perspective we get in the issue. Some sequences are full of life, and even joy - with some excellent homages and call-backs to what Windblade has already been established as in the previous run.
Thomas Teyowisonte Deer is another very nice addition to the creative team on the book, and the colouring style does fit quite nicely with Howell's line-and-ink performance. Some of the backgrounds are magnificent, though there are some more muted, almost silently contrasted to the otherwise joyous atmosphere of the party scenes. Nonetheless, you can see below what he can do elsewhere.
Lettering is left to Tom B. Long once again, a mainstay in the TFverse by now, and his work blends particularly aptly with Howell's small sound additions in the linework, both in font work and subtlety, and keeps some level of continuity with previous comics. As for the covers, we have another impressive array, with Priscilla Tramontano on main variant, the dramatically splendid Casey Coller/Joana Lafuente Cityspeaker, the stunning Windblade by Naoto Tsutshima and Jet Enter plus the SDCC exclusive Combiner Hunter version, by Sara Pitre Durocher (thumbnail).
Thoughts
Spoilerish ahead
There are many Seibertron.com staff words and thoughts in this review, and thought I should acknowledge them here before I get lost in my own - and overall, we agree on its merits. It's a fun, well-dialogued interaction between different cultures, characters and references that fans from across the franchise will enjoy as it starts laying out the steps to something bigger.
So big, in fact, that we may have seen the beginning of Titan Wars dropped in, very casually, in the early pages. There are cameos, there are homages, there are redesigns and reworkings of established elements of the mediatic Transformers universe, and most of all - it's fun. Light enough after the heavy-fisted Combiner Wars, without drifting off, or going off track. Chapeau.
Posted by Bounti76 on June 24th, 2015 @ 3:13am CDT
But by Primus, that's some mighty distracting art. Over exaggerated facial expressions on EVERY single panel? Really, we get that Howell can draw facial expressions. We do. But when they become the focus of the page, rather than working WITH the words to tell the story, I lose interest VERY quickly. I've said it before, I'll say it again, I half expected the Road Runner to drop a safe on someone. The art is that juvenile to me.
I really hope Howell won't be a permanent artist on this series. Her style is a bad fit for it. Too bad Animated isn't still around; she'd be perfect for that.
Posted by Va'al on June 24th, 2015 @ 4:00am CDT
Agree to disagree, of course.
Posted by Jeen0808 on June 24th, 2015 @ 7:09am CDT
Quite like the art as well. It's a lovely refresher from that all red, all skewed, all depressing Livio stuff. Do not mind at all.
Looking forward to this whole racing adventure, as well. Sounds exciting. Also, Blurr. I wonder what will come off it.
And I agree, the one on the left is cuter.
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on June 24th, 2015 @ 8:21am CDT
Posted by Optimizzy on June 24th, 2015 @ 9:01am CDT
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on June 24th, 2015 @ 9:39am CDT
Posted by Optimizzy on June 24th, 2015 @ 11:05am CDT
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on June 24th, 2015 @ 12:53pm CDT
Optimizzy wrote:I do have to add that I am LOVING Knock-out. I am so glad he is in the IDW-verse. He was one of the best things about Prime in my opinion and I'm so glad he's here. I can hear Daran Norris in every word. I just hope they dont make him too nefarious. He never seemed to be a "real" villain. Just a narcissist.
HA! Very true. Love his character. Smooth-talking-back-stabbing-speed-demon narcissist. "Oh, and he's ruuuuuuude"
Posted by Counterpunch on June 24th, 2015 @ 2:45pm CDT
Posted by King Kuuga on June 24th, 2015 @ 4:53pm CDT
Nice nod to Prime there, Knock Out's conjunx is slow and unwanted among Velocitronians. That'd be Breakdown, presumably. I hope we see him.
This issue has me looking forward to the next issue much more than TF 42 has me looking for the continuation of that series. Bring on the expansion of the universe!
Posted by SW's SilverHammer on June 24th, 2015 @ 6:59pm CDT
Oh if only exhaust was part of the Cybertronian federal government or whatever; I know what he'd say to that.
Posted by MartianSpyGirl1996 on June 24th, 2015 @ 8:29pm CDT
http://mscottwrites.tumblr.com/post/122 ... at-read-is
Posted by King Kuuga on June 24th, 2015 @ 10:33pm CDT
MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Loving that a Prime writer officially made Knock Out "gay" by giving him a husband... and who does it end up being? Breakdown of course!
http://mscottwrites.tumblr.com/post/122 ... at-read-is
Mairghread Scott wrote:There was a really valid concern that two Breakdowns from two worlds with similar designs that could conceivably meet would be confusing.
I'm not confused.
Posted by MartianSpyGirl1996 on June 24th, 2015 @ 10:44pm CDT
Since KO is more than likely the catcher, his husband should be a bear. Get it??
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on June 24th, 2015 @ 10:50pm CDT
Posted by MartianSpyGirl1996 on June 24th, 2015 @ 10:57pm CDT
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on June 25th, 2015 @ 8:12am CDT
MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Muscle Man Breakdown Hot
It Works! He was always a muscle bound lunkhead, it fits. Besides, in this story he is big and slow, so muscular works
Posted by MartianSpyGirl1996 on June 25th, 2015 @ 9:47am CDT
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Muscle Man Breakdown Hot
It Works! He was always a muscle bound lunkhead, it fits. Besides, in this story he is big and slow, so muscular works
Totes. I agree! And the meathead is a perfect fit for twink-jock Knock Out, haha
Posted by Optimizzy on June 25th, 2015 @ 10:07am CDT
MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Muscle Man Breakdown Hot
It Works! He was always a muscle bound lunkhead, it fits. Besides, in this story he is big and slow, so muscular works
Totes. I agree! And the meathead is a perfect fit for twink-jock Knock Out, haha
ok. I actually have a problem with Breakdown(prime) being in IDW. it's a serious problem too.
I don't have the arms micron figure.
Now I'll have to pay extra for it. Dang it.
Posted by MartianSpyGirl1996 on June 25th, 2015 @ 10:11am CDT
Optimizzy wrote:MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Muscle Man Breakdown Hot
It Works! He was always a muscle bound lunkhead, it fits. Besides, in this story he is big and slow, so muscular works
Totes. I agree! And the meathead is a perfect fit for twink-jock Knock Out, haha
ok. I actually have a problem with Breakdown(prime) being in IDW. it's a serious problem too.
I don't have the arms micron figure.
Now I'll have to pay extra for it. Dang it.
I have the same problem! Fuck!
Posted by D-Maximal_Primal on June 25th, 2015 @ 10:11am CDT
Optimizzy wrote:MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:D-Maximus_Prime wrote:MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Muscle Man Breakdown Hot
It Works! He was always a muscle bound lunkhead, it fits. Besides, in this story he is big and slow, so muscular works
Totes. I agree! And the meathead is a perfect fit for twink-jock Knock Out, haha
ok. I actually have a problem with Breakdown(prime) being in IDW. it's a serious problem too.
I don't have the arms micron figure.
Now I'll have to pay extra for it. Dang it.
That is a serious dilemma.