Transformation 25: Big Bitch Fight.

2/11/2012

Shockwave shows who's the boss and Ratchet is overwhelmed. But the free plane is the real star of the show all in my look at:

The Worse of Two Evils! Part 2.

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snowkatt

20/9/2015 08:08:50 am

Bloody hell, even this early in the us run Yomtov didn't give a toss about the colors.
This was issue 6 and by this time he should have had a handle on things. The series was almost a year old by this time.
The original mini was bi monthly.

Then again Kupperbergs art is rather poor as well.
And its clear, that despite being turned in to a ongoing because it was unsuspected very popular most artisst still didnt care about the toy comic.

Which explains the rotating artist line up for the next 4 months before settling on Don Perlin.

At least Herb Trimpe and William Johnson were both excellent pencillers.
Annoyingly so issues 5 and 6 is one of the most important and most referenced to issues in the run.

So the fact that the are is somewhat poor is a bit of a sore point.
Shame that Johnson couldn't have been contracted to do these 2 issues and Trimpe the other 4
The resulting comics would have been quite better as well as artistically a unified whole.
Even with Yomtov's crayons all over the art.

In short 2 pivotal issues whose ramifications are felt down the width and berth of the series for years to come,let down with mediocre art and poor coloring.

At leats everybody was firing on all cylinders for 7 and 8.

Felicity

27/7/2016 07:49:06 pm

Megatron seems to have sort of a cat snout face in the panel above!

Stuart

27/7/2016 08:27:04 pm

I'd not noticed that before!

Felicity

30/10/2019 10:02:05 pm

“Your reaction time is but a fraction of what it once was!” Wouldn’t that be a good thing? I think he means Megatron’s reaction *speed* is a fraction of what it was. :-)

Transformation 25: Big Bitch Fight.

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