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Simon Furman’s Transformers: Mosaic

Written by Big Bot on February 15, 2008 | Comics,IDW Publishing,News |

If you’ve visited the IDW forums in the last 6 months, you will know about the fan project titled “Transformers: Mosaic”. A collection of single sheet stories done by fans based around any part of Transformers history.

Today, Simon Furman has released his addition to the Mosaic line, with a page that is an OFFICIAL part of the IDW canon. The strip teases about future events but doesn’t give anything away.

The pencils and colouring is done by Steve Buccellato,  inks by Don Hudson and Richard Starkings/Jimmy Betancourt lettered it.

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