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 There's not much to say this week as we get a fine example of why, though they may have their off days, Furman and Budiansky are by far and away the best people to write the comic. Certainly Wreck-Gar shouldn't be allowed to have another go, his script is terrible and lest said about the art he draws the better.
All in my look at Big Broadcast of 2006 Part 2!
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Ralph Burns
30/10/2015 09:01:59 pm
A-Z's of the Seacons IS the most exciting sales point!
YoungDoctor
31/10/2015 03:28:40 am
I wonder if the Mark Clapham on the letters page is the same one who has wrote some Doctor Who novels (one of which Twilight of the Gods has references to Iacon, Witwicky and Liege Maximo).
Stuart
31/10/2015 01:41:24 pm
Nah, that was Eddie Robson.
Stuart
31/10/2015 06:32:46 am
Ohhh, good catch! Readers of this comic do get about.
YoungDoctor
29/10/2018 07:34:57 pm
Reading Transformation volume 2 and noticed my theory got a mention in it. I'm not sure I ever tried writing in. I was definitely published in Roy of the rovers, when I would write complex rebuttals of something daft they had said about Glasgow Celtic. I remember being surprised by how much they edited my letter. I think I got a gift voucher for someplace. Did you get a transformer if you were published in grim grams? As for wreck gar's tache, I thought it was always burning. No?
snowkatt
1/11/2015 01:17:10 am
I believe Sullivan drew Wreck Gars mustache like that, is because one half is snapped off.
Benway
1/11/2015 03:35:10 am
I had a letter published in Transformers. I kept hinting that I had but no-one here noticed so you you all missed it! Just as well as it was a thing of horror. I didn't get my free toy for a year as they forgot and my dad had to write back BUT when it did turn up I got a more expensive one than usual and an apology letter on Spider-man headed paper. Marvel UK were a class act.
snowkatt
2/11/2015 04:34:18 am
I read my TF UK comics in trade paperbacks, so I don't have access to the letters page anyway. ;p
Stuart
2/11/2015 08:47:19 am
You mean Mr. Ben A. Way was actually you all along?
For some reason I always think of Wreck-Gar's 'tache burning. Was it on his character model?
Nathan webb
2/11/2015 08:37:15 am
I sent several letters and drawings to transformers although I never saw them published. But one day I received a parcel of several annuals (transformers, action force, visionaries) with a thank you letter from Spider-Man. However the letter was brief, literally a thank you, and my mum and dad weren't quite sure what it was for and held off letting me read them until they'd phoned all are relatives to make sure it wasn't a Christmas present.
Simon Hall
4/11/2015 06:20:49 pm
Bah, you children and your need for free things when writing to comics...not that I'm jealous, just that I got nothing for having my name in print in Overkill, Comics International, Ghost Rider (Jason Aaron's run) and Astonishing Spider-Man (Pannini Vol 3 - er, I think).
JeremiahEcks
15/1/2025 06:11:42 pm
I was also genuinely excited by the Seacons A-to-Z's. One of my favourite "Special Teams" and I've always had soft spots for Tentakil (cos I had the toy) and Snaptrap (because he looks AWESOME on the A-to-Z entry. The "Butcher of the Bogs" remains with me to this day!).
JeremiahEcks
15/1/2025 06:08:44 pm
I got two letters printed but neither were in Transformers sadly. My first was back in Astonishing Spider-Man printed by Panini and I was lucky enough to get to name the letters page with the very imaginative name... The Web. Leave a Reply. |
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