
9/11/2017 10:37:06 am
Liane Eliot, mentioned there, is still knocking around the fandom, I believe - Didn't she run TF Lexicon, the fanfic repository, for a while?
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Jon Talpur
11/11/2017 03:48:32 pm
Liane also had a letter published in the penultimate issue of the Marvel US comic, where she mentioned the TransMasters fan club. In fact, unless someone knows otherwise, I'm pretty sure Liane was the only person to ever have letters printed in both the original Marvel US and UK G1 comics. She also had a letter publsihed in the the Marvel US G2 comic too for good measure!
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Simon Hall
9/11/2017 12:39:06 pm
IRWIN SPOOOOON. F**k me. Where does Furman get these ridiculous names from? And...why? Why give your human characters such horrible names that folks' backs are up. Jimmy Pink ... Hunter O'Nion... Can't say I get much out of this story, it's just sort of there and it happens and then it ends.
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9/11/2017 07:24:55 pm
The cover's a reminder of just how awkward a toy Superion is, with the character model never really overcoming the problems. Also the perspective with his leg and foot is just weird.
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Charles RB
9/11/2017 07:29:47 pm
For a toy comic, Transformers is really nasty with Superion - outside of the Unmentionable Crossover, the much-vaunted Special Team combiner is constantly going wonky, being compromised by the enemy, or a terrible idea for the Aerialbot's psyches!
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Felicity
17/12/2019 09:02:17 pm
I forgot to mention that that preview panel of Superion looming over the suburbs at the end of the last entry reminds me of the toy commercial for Generation 2 Superion. I think that’s also the one with Bruticus being a “big bad battling dudicus.”
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