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Just one release this week from IDW Publishing, with The Transformers: Maximum Dinobots TPB.
The Trade Paperback collects all 5 issues from the series, which started its original run late in 2008. The series, written by Simon Furman with art from Nick Roche, follows on from The Transformers: Devastation, concluding many of the story points from earlier series, as well as leading readers into The Transformers: All Hail Megatron.
Cover art can be found on Chris Ryall’s blog.
I guessed it was Swoop next, but was wrong. It’s Sludge on the next panel, causing more destruction. Anyway, I’m now guessing Snarl is tomorrow.
Here’s the next panel of the Maximum Dinobots page revealed yesterday. We’re too lazy to put them together, so here is the panel on its own.
Look out for the next panel tomorrow, likely with another Dinobot introducing himself. My guess is that it will be Swoop.
After completing the script for The Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #3, Simon Furman has provided some information on the issue, which is due to be release in February 2009. The blog post has some spoilers, so only read if you’re likely to forget what happens before next year.
Art is by Nick Roche with colours by Josh Burcham and issue #1 is currently looking beautiful!
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