Transformers Mosaic: "Relativity."

"They complain about how long the war has ragged on." I think that should have only one "g" to read raged. Otherwise, good.

I really like the concept of the Mosaic. However, the art is a little simple, I'm not entirely sure what Blurr is doing with that spaceship and the text on the dark-blue background is really hard to read.

Yeah, good story, mediocre art.
Not saying I could do better though.

not the best.

Loved it!

Blurr; not a happy camper.

At the risk of redundancy, GREAT idea, apparently hasty execution (though if it was indeed rushed, perhaps that's actually appropriate). Could've used a few more panels of slow-mo speech to really give us a Blurr's-eye view.

But I do love what they're going for, since in vintage G1 media, Blurr was usually just the Autobot who talked too fast, his super-speed-hero aspect only surfacing all too briefly in his commercial, and U.S. issue #66, the latter seeing Thunderwing hand his aft to him after a mere 4 panels or so.

Watching season 3 at age 7, I always thought that if the other Autobots could just get him to calm down for 2 minutes, he could win the whole war single-handedly, so I like the idea that Blurr himself might actually share my frustration.

good mosaic, nothing spectacular but its a cool bit of insight on blurr.

Wow. Never looked at it like that. Interesting!

wolverinetodd wrote:"They complain about how long the war has ragged on." I think that should have only one "g" to read raged. Otherwise, good.

Not really - local vernacular, at least in my area, includes "ragged on" to refer to things that have lasted long enough to just feel like they're dragging. Basically just like "dragged on", but without the "D".

If it SHOULD be changed, "dragged" on would fit the mood and feel of the sentence better than "raged on"

Very interesting concept, using Einstein's hypothesis that time slows down as the velocity of an object speeds up. I believe there was an episode of Justice League Unlimited in which the FLash sped up so much that everything else appeared to stop completely.