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 This week it's one of my favourite stories of the era, as we discover the new Mayhems, learn of the self doubt of Needlenose and remember when Spinister was the smart one.
Plus! The start of the Getaway doesn't get away joke. Special Gest Star: Jimmy Tarbuck. It's all in my look at: The Hunting Party!
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 This week, we meet two completely different and in no way connected characters who have never been seen in the same room at the same time: Double and Dealer.
What can be the surprise twist connecting them? Don't look at the cover if you'd rather find it out from the comic! Plus, Micromasters and suicide orders in my look at [Double]Deal of the Century! Also, with 104 issues left to go, that means there's exactly two years before this project hits issue 332. The end, it cometh...  Unicron is back! But not for long...
It's the conclusion of Aspects of Evil, as we look at the biggest baddy of them all. But does the real evil lie within man's soul? SPOILER: Yes it does. Plus, unexpected news on a new partwork (and if you're in the test area or know where it is, let me know!). All in my look at ISSUE 227!  It's an exciting week for anniversaries, Both The Prisoner and Star Trek turned 50, and most importantly from the perspective of this blog, Target: 2006 celebrated its 30th birthday. hurrah.
But back when Trek and The Prisoner were only 23, a story supposedly focused on Megatron actually introduces us to one of the key villains of the last years of the book. Not to Bludgeon you over the head with it, he's going to be very important. It's all in my look at Aspects of Evil 4!  This week it's a tale of two Shockwave's. The first is a master emotional maniplulator and the other... isn't.
Plus, the full page Combat Colin, the acknowledgement of why things have gone black and white plus Todd McFarlane. All in my look at Aspects of Evil! 3. Also, by my calculation, last week was actually the 250th Transformation counting all the specials and addendums. So a little late, but huzzah and thanks for reading. |
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