A Transformers-themed pub is in the running to be crowned Britain’s Best Home Bar, in a competition being run by Liberty Games. The winning bar, chosen… [more]
This last weekend saw yet another Transformers convention take over the Metropole Hilton, in Birmingham. These weekends have become a staple of my summer… [more]
Every year, since 2011, the nerds from TheTF.Net forum (now a Facebook group, because running a forum proved too much like hard work) have met for a weekend… [more]
This weekend saw our annual forum meet being held in the Welsh capital of Cardiff. Each year we meet in a different town or city in the UK, alternating… [more]
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ENI have received covers for 2 upcoming Transformers DVDs from Paramount Home Entertainment. These include Transformers: Animated Season Two, containing all 13 episodes, and being released on 6th January 2009, and Transformers Energon The Ultimate Collection, which apparently contains all 52 episodes, and is released on 16th December 2008.
The Animated DVD contains a gallery and few mini featurettes, whilst the Energon has no extra features.
We hope to have some unwatermarked artwork soon.
Our latest galleries have now been uploaded centered around Galaxy Force’s Vanguard Team. You can now follow the links to see Galaxy Force Exigeyser, Backguild and First Gunner, Botcon 06 Darksyde Megatron, Botcon 07 Springer, Cybertron Legend Red Alert and Classics Dropshot, Legend Perceptor and Legend Onslaught. Enjoy.
Todays new material from IDW, The Transformers Spotlight: Blurr, (the other being Marvel UK reprint, Time Wars #4) has been given the 5 page preview treatment from Chris Ryall, and a chance for fans to catch a glimpse of how Blurr has changed since his G1 cartoon days.
On the back of the All Hail Megatron #7 issue sketches, Shane McCarthy has now posted the full colour alternate cover from Casey Coller, who’s debut issue, Spotlight: Blurr, is out today.
From the cover, it seems all is not well with the Autobots.
Forum member t-4-e has spotted some new Transformers movie figures at his local Asda store.
Out now in the UK, but in North American packaging, are Breakaway, Grindcore, Divebomb, Big Daddy, Fracture and Crankcase. All of these were previously Wal*Mart store exclusives, who have obviously shipped them out to their subsiderary, Asda, to move them quicker. Each cost £9.99.
Look out for these in other Asda stores soon.
All Hail megatron writer Shane McCarthy has posted a small update for issue #7 of the series, having now seen the sketches from Guido.
I’ve just recieved the initial sketches for a double page spread in AHM #7 that, seriously, may cause actual bodily harm to anyone that reads it.
You’ve been warned.
Guido is the man. Either that or just an astonishing freak of nature.
Enjoy the wait.
A bit of new and old this week from IDW. The Transformers Best of UK:Time Wars #4 continues the Marvel UK reprint of the same name, and The Transformers Spotlight: Blurr is the 16th Spotlight issue, written by Shane McCarthy with art by Casey Coller.
Again Chris Ryall has posted the covers for these issues, with all 3 for Spotlight: Blurr and 1 for Time Wars #4.
With fans started to get onboard the All Hail Megatron train, writer Shane McCarthy has discussed the reaction to the series with Comic Book Resources, as well as the design concept for the new character Drift.
Also included in the article are the cover for issue #8, plus a couple of unreleased pages and concept art for a new design for Perceptor.
Time for a blast from the recent past, with the reprint of Dreamwave’s Transformers Armada Volume 1 TPB, collecting issues #1-6 of the series.
The comic takes the story in a different direction to the cartoon, so is worth picking up if you cannot stand the animated series. The book is drawn by James Raiz and written by Chris Sarracini.
Chris Ryall again has the cover for your viewing pleasure.
After a teaser post in September, Chris Mowry has now provided more confirmation on what will be included in the Transformers: The Reign of Starscream TPB, due out on 19th November.
The 152 page book will collect all 5 issues, and a whole host of bonus material. There will be 33 character bios, a cover gallery with unpublished concepts, 11 pages of “never-before-seen sketches and designs by Alex Milne”, and a commentary by Chris himself, pointing out the easter eggs and other references.
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