After three years one of our favorite comics is back from hiatus! Massive great big spoiler warnings because we go into all kinds of detail about Saga (both the most recent issues and just about everything before the hiatus) and why this comic ripped our hearts out. Aaaaaand it looks like it’s going to continue
Happy 300th episode! Holy cow, after 300 episodes of fan art and TV and movies and TV and web comics and podcasts and TV, what should we make the 300th episode about? That’s right, this episode is about spoilers! (Kidding. Except not really, because man alive are we going to spoil some plot points on
Due to scheduling shenanigans we weren’t able to record an episode this week, so enjoy a GIANT fan art gallery of two of our favorite things: Transformers and Lore Olympus!
If you want to see some amazing Transformers fan art, hop over to twitter and check out #LostLightFest and #LostLightFest2021. Originally started as Inktober prompts for IDW’s Lost Light and More Than Meets the Eye series, the Lost Light Fest has evolved into a celebration of all things Transformers, from the IDW incarnations (past and
“…the only way to combat chaos is to impose order! And the greatest way to impose order? Violence.” Keep reading for a review of Transformers – Wreckers: Tread & Circuits #1. (Some spoilers below.) Out in the Cybertronian colonies, good entertainment is hard to find. Fortunately, there’s always the Wreckers—brave Cybertronians broadcasting death-defying stunts and
Home office renovations played havoc with our recording schedule this week, so here’s a fan art gallery of all the things that have been distracting us lately (“lately” being “pretty much always.”) Beastars fanart by Eva Donado Beastars fanart by @ktandoku
“Aaah, Cybertron. What’s become of you? All this chaos, all this destruction. I love it.” Keep reading for a review of Transformers #33. Minor spoilers below. So Swindle’s being Swindle, always out to make a profit from every situation, which is why he’s getting Decepticons drunk and talkative so he can squeeze out some useful
Brought to us once again by Roosterteeth and Netflix, Transformers War For Cybertron returns with the final chapter “Kingdom”. Having crash-landed on Earth, the Autobots and Decepticons are confronted by two rival Cybertronian factions from a future that their conflict has inadvertently created, as the heroes and villains of the classic BEAST WARS series make
“Oh Perceptor, I’m going to kill you.” Keep reading for a review of Transformers #31. Minor spoilers below. I’ve enjoyed a lot of the current Transformers series, but if I have one complaint, it’s that I’m a little tired of the Autobots being clueless when it comes to the Decepticons. There’s been enough of the