
All in my look at:
Crisis of Command! Part 1.
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![]() Optimus Prime may be back together physically but he still has a long way to go mentally as Prowl unleashes his Ultimate Bastard routine and Ravage acts out his favourite cartoon. All in my look at: Crisis of Command! Part 1.
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bouncelot
2/3/2013 04:15:07 pm
You seem to be missing some text from this. The paragraph after you've praised Senior's artistic ability seems to be following on from something completely different.
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Stuart
3/3/2013 05:37:42 am
Damn, you're right. Will put the missing text back in next time I'm on the computer with the original document on it.
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Stuart
3/3/2013 12:36:55 pm
Fixed! Blimey, I'd missed out a lot...
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4/3/2013 06:54:28 am
Thank you very much for the link. ;)
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Jeremiah Ecks
21/9/2021 07:29:51 am
I remember The Complete Spider-Man! Amazing anthology comic that inspired Exploits of Spider-Man (which I think was better in that it printed a few generations of Spidey, and had better UK centric covers, but was missing the adjectiveless Spider-Man comic and some issues of Web, so it lost points for that!)
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Jeremiah Ecks
21/9/2021 07:31:59 am
(Or to put it another way... 'it never ends!')
Stuart
21/9/2021 07:52:20 am
Props on getting the letters page named though!
Auntie Slag
5/3/2013 09:54:41 am
I always thought Will Simpson drew Transformers fantastically. He and the colourist together could render Bluestreak and Prowl really well, even their turtle-next collars on the cover of this issue. They did an excellent job again in the 'Snarl' story of Dinobot Hunt. Made Mirage look particularly badass I thought.
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Stuart
5/3/2013 12:55:39 pm
@Tim: Fasinating about Spider-Man in the UK, it must take a special sort of talent to run the most recognisable character the company had into the ground. I guess it just goes to show how important the licensed comics were in keeping things going.
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Jeremiah Ecks
21/9/2021 07:38:38 am
Well, Stuart, sadly it's not like Marvel US haven't been trying to run the US version into the ground for the last 15 years or so...
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19/5/2016 04:33:30 pm
It's great to see Geoff Senior's debut here, and how quickly he evolves into proper Geoff, it's almost there at the end of the series. Great how this story really sets up one of Marvel Prime's defining characteristics, his ability to wallow in self-pity for a while.
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Stuart
19/5/2016 04:39:20 pm
Geoff is indeed the Daddy.
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