Next week, IDW Publishing will continue to celebrate its 20th anniversary at New York Comic-Con with a stellar lineup of creators, panels, and convention exclusives, featuring a rare appearance by comics legend John Byrne!
And just like that, we became something so much bigger than ourselves. Keep reading for a review of Transformers: Galaxies #1.
“Well he is the head of intelligence, and he’s generally considered quite clever.” “I generally consider most Cybertronians incapable of distinguishing amoral self-interest from cleverness. …oh, don’t look at me like that…” Keep reading for a review of Transformers #12 (2019).
“I shouldn’t have kept it.” “I don’t want it.” “Feels like stealing. Probably why I kept it.” Keep reading for a quick review of Batman #78 and Catwoman #15.
Last issue we got to hear Angela’s backstory. (And saw her make some hard choices. Ow.) This issue we switch gears and hear Chuck’s backstory, which is not nearly as much fun because, let’s face it, Chuck is a jerk. Keep reading for a review of Die #7.
Nice to see our head of intelligence didn’t misplace his charm amongst the stars. I’d so miss his wit. Keep reading for a review of Transformers #11 (2019).
I wanted to dance around the plot points in this issue to avoid spoilers, but I couldn’t pull it off; the whole issue is a prequel that retcons a classic plot point, if I don’t talk about the plot the review boils down to “interesting idea? I liked the art.” So, fair warning, ALL the
“But I know it’s not easy, or simple. I’m not sure anything is, now.” “You have no idea.” Keep reading for a review of Transformers #10 (2019).
This September we’ll be getting a brand new anthology series from IDW – Transformers: Galaxies. The first four-part story will focus on the original combiner team, the Constructicons. At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con we had a chance to sit down with writer Tyler Bleszinski to talk about why he wanted to write this story,