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Artist Alex Milne has posted a four page preview for Transformers Movie Sequel: The Reign of Starscream. The pages feature Starscream at the Hoover Dam.
If you want to see the art without the text boxes, clearer images have been posted over at DeviantArt.
Simon Furman has complete the script for Transformers Spotlight: Sideswipe, the fourth Spotlight issue in the Revelations Saga. As usual, he covers the major story points, but in this report, there are some real SPOILERS, so stay away until the issue comes out in September.
There are 2 Transformers comic releases this week, both from IDW Publishing. The first is Best of UK Space Pirates #3, the third of five issues reprint the Marvel UK story. The other, Devastation TPB, is a collection of the 6 issue Devastation series, and is essential reading for anyone who is getting into the Revelations Saga.
Transformers: Best of UK Space Pirates #3
Transformers: Devastation TPB
The fully coloured version of Transformers All Hail Megatron #1 Apocalypse Comics Exclusive cover has been posted on Chris Ryall’s blog. The cover was drawn by Casey Coller with colours by Josh Perez
More blogging for IDW editor Denton J. Tipton this week and a new piece of art for everyone to see. The full colour art for Transformers Spotlight: Doubledealer, the 3rd part of the Revelations saga. The cover is drawn by E.J. Su and connects up with his other covers in the saga.
Artist Marcelo Matere has posted a high resolution copy of the cover he drew (and coloured) for IDW’s upcoming Transformers: Animated series, which fills in some of the gaps of the cartoon series.
The first issue is due to be released later this year.
Toycyte.com has posted an interview with IDW Editor-In-Chief Chris Ryall and writer Chris Mowry, both of which have been working on the follow up to the Transformers movie, Transformers Movie Sequel: Reign of Starscream.
As well as discussing the movie universe, there are also hints and what to expect in 2009, the 25th anniversary of Transformers.
There are also some nice colour pages from the movie sequel series.
Just 2 comics from IDW Publishing this week, the first being Transformers Movie Sequel: The Reign of Starscream #1, the first in a 5 issue series picking up the events of the Transformers movie. As the title suggests, the series focuses on Starscream and helps fill in some of the plot holes from the film.
The second release is Transformers Best of the UK: Dinobots TPB, which collects together more Marvel UK stories from the 80s.
Chris Ryall has provided the first information on the alternate covers for Transformers: All Hail Megatron, due to start in July.
U.K. comics shop Apocalypse Comics will have an exclusive cover to issue #1, for which Chris has posted the inked version of by Casey Coller. Do note that Reflector isn’t nessessarily in the series, but on the cover for fun. Check back later in the week, as Chris will be posting the full colour version
Josh Burcham has provided the completely coloured version of the Transformers: All Hail Megatron #2. The cover (as well as the whole issue) is drawn by Guido Guidi, and features Soundwave with rumble/frenxy reflected in his visor.
The complete cover can be found on Josh Burcham’s DeviantArt page.
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