Wow that Xaaron/Flame pack is pretty damn good, I'm tempted. And cool of Hasbro to let a guy with a Xaaron avatar reveal them.
Animated Motormaster is basically exactly what I expected. Never been a big fan of the deco TBH, but it's basically gotta copy what it is (same as the animation colors...
Yeah I'm probably splitting hairs, but I guess I was thinking of the "damaged" category as "alive but not really able to contribute" whereas we've seen a top-half-only Wheeljack be able to help out. Might be more similar to Jetfire I suppose, where he's limited.
Also - is this the first time...
Same... while I'm glad Missing Link exists and it's cool conceptually, I had no personal interest in it, especially at its price. At $20-25, this one I might well pick up though, even if he is screaming for some additional paint apps or stickers.
Kinda disappointed on Geocron. Bouldercrash...
Right, I was calling it magenta, which is a combo of red and purple. The new leans a bit too far to the red side of that spectrum IMO. (The original does look more brick red in the first photo you posted, but the middle one is the one I think of for Quake)
That is... huh.
I'm always a fan of Slipstream's colors, but that mold just looks really chintzy to me, probably a combination of the Cyberverse aesthetic (not quite a fan) and the shrinkflation on Deluxes in general. Definite pass.
Quake I'm meh on. Obviously the color issue as others have mentioned, but...
#55: The Transformers #55 - "The Interplanetary Wrestling Championship!"
Jose Délbo, Danny Bulanadi
Somewhat infamously, Budiansky's final issue. Like a lot of issues from around this time, the main story concept is somewhat silly, but I actually like the way the cover is composited, drawing...
Getting to the point where it's difficult to rank these. Lots of good covers I like here, but often they get pushed down due to one flaw here or there.
#60: The Transformers #35 - "Child's Play"
Frank Springer, Ian Akin, Brian Garvey
This feels like it could've been higher - I mean, it's one...
#65: The Transformers: Headmasters #3 - "Love and Steel!"
Frank Springer, Ian Akin, Brian Garvey
While the "capture them in bubbles" idea is a bit silly, and the text is a bit misleading/overly dramatic (one might think the Autobots are actually trying to kill the poor trapped Nebulans), I...
#70: The Transformers #79 - "The Last Autobot?"
Andrew Wildman
The next Wildman cover on the list is another one where he doesn't really get to draw much robot, just an extreme close-up of Galvatron's face (so close it's hard to even identify it as him) as a somewhat stylized Spike floating...
#75: The Transformers: Headmasters #2 - "Broken Glass!"
Frank Springer, Ian Akin, Brian Garvey
This one's not bad... it avoids the usual pitfalls of being miscolored, and the Nebulons running away give Scorponok a nice imposing sense of scale. And I do like the unique corner box with Galen and...
Apologies, been swamped recently.
#80: The Transformers #38 - "Trial by Fire!"
Frank Springer, Dave Hunt
After being introduced in the parallel-running Headmasters miniseries, Fort Max, Scorponok and friends leave Nebulos, making their first appearance on Earth (and in the main book) with...
I'm actually kinda interested in that Skywarp... it definitely is different from his usual look, but it's a nice color scheme on its own. Is that mold good and worth getting?
I'll probably be getting Springer as I didn't get the Siege one, and this one looks to be an improvement. Not wild about...
#85: The Transformers #59 - "Skin Deep"
José Delbo, Danny Bulanadi
This one rounds out the (imaginary) trio of Delbo-drawn potentially misleading Megatron covers. Still a bit wonky, but I think Delbo drew a decently cool Grimlock here. I also like the way Megatron is storming in like Hey...
#90: Transformers: Generation 2 #12 - "A Rage in Heaven!"
Derek Yaniger
As you could probably guess from my avatar, I'm a big fan of Derek Yaniger's style, and it's probably one of the most memorable aspects of Generation 2 in general. It was perfect for the XTREEEME vibe that mid 90s comics...
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