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I suppose it depends on how many more there will be in the Gamer edition.

I really liked Energon's paired combiner gimmick for the Autobots. Seems like Inferno/Roadblock and Downshift worked really well as both tops and bottoms, and Rodimus, Prowl, and TowLine were good as one or the other. I liked Hot Shot in theory, but his combined forms were less than stellar.

TRONsformer light cycle crossover when, Hasbro?

WFC Studio Series is up: https://www.bigbadtoystore.com/Search?HideSoldOut=true&PageSize=100&SortOrder=New&Series=13851

A four-armed sharpshooter Transformer would be cool...

I have Jetfire and Overload, just needed a Super Optimus Prime to go with them. I think this will be it.

Even better: if Twisted Toyfare Theater is archived anywhere, read through those and then see how serious a threat he seems.

I only had time to read about halfway through The Tholian Web, so I can't really speak to the quality of the writing, but it's kind of fun to revisit the stories in a slightly different format and let the combination of imagination and memory fill in the gaps.

On the shelf at an airBnB we are staying at, just thought I should share:

https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Nexus_Maximus Read the notes at the bottom.

Keeping with the theme...

Honestly, I still maintain that Blue Leader-1 is the less boring deco. But, thinking about it, it would be less visually distinct from either Thundercracker on the Seeker mold, or (as pointed out) Metalhawk, while gray Leader-1 would actually stand out from the usual deco options on either mold...

Don't forget, there's also the blue and white alternate deco for Leader-1. That might look good on either mold.

I've managed to avoid the Siege and Earthrise Seekers, but if Hasbro wanted to put out more flavors of Seeker on the Core-class mold, I'd have to bite. Slipstream, Sunstorm and AM Thundercracker would be insta-buys, Acid Storm, and colors based on Cyberverse Ramjet would be nice, and, of course...

If I remember right, the club was specifically barred from using the Prime moniker for a time, wasn't it? I thought that's how the Nexus Maximus debacle happened...

Sounds like it's the same artist that drew the original cover, though. I am unfamiliar with Super Joe and how it does or doesn't relate to GI Joe, but it's at least cool to look at.

I would find a way to get a Titan Gobotron Fortress, Guardian Command Center, and/or Renegade Thruster (or Roguestar!). Otherwise, I would have a hard time justifying the space and money for Titans.

There are Beasts. They Rise. Probably also Transform. Or Convert.

So, it was an enjoyable movie. But, even years after reading Twisted Toyfare Theater, I just have a hard time taking Kang seriously as a Big Bad, and this version sporting a more classic look than HWR didn't help that; I kept picturing him stuck on the end of The Thing's foot, or getting his...