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Anyone else think #125 will be the last IDW TF on-going issue,then simon wil do his Issue #82 series

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Please don't read further if you don't want to get sploiled by seeing spoilers.

Starting in July the IDW TF On-going will be 2 issues per month till December 2011.

Their is a multi parter in the on-going called "last story on earth"
what does this mean & why does it sound so final.

I'm getting the feeling the current IDW TF G-1 on-going comic is going to wrap up & end in december with issue #125.

Why is IDW going out of their way to list the TF G-1 on-going with issue #125. most on-line fans have guessed that 125 means. all the accumlated G-1 related IDW TF comic issues since IDW took over from DW.
Counting all the G-1 reboots,all the stand alone spot light issues,counting the on-going. and anything else that tied directly into the IDW TF G-1 comic universe.

My solid guess is the IDW TF G-1 on-going universe story will end in december 2011 with issues #125.

Then Simon furman will step in & do his #82 Marvel comic contination story for IDW. which will replace the former IDW TF G-1 on-going series.

My guess is Hasbro might have stepped in & contacted IDW & requested that simon furman write the G-1 comic for IDW. since Hasbro has built a relationship with simon furman for over 25 years already.

My solid guess is the movie verse comics will end in 2012 for IDW TF comics. this would place simon furman with no main comic for TF IDW.
So simon furman will be free to write the contination #82 TF G-1 comic for IDW in 2012.

As most know IDW is currently doing a marvel comics G.I Joe continations story comic series under the IDW company.

THESE ARE ALL RANDOM GUESSES OF MINE. I don't claim any of them as facts,nor do I claim to have any advanced info nor contact.
As a veteran TF fan since 1987,Sometimes stuff can get easy predicatble & easy to guess. since we do see the same cycles repeast themselves over & over.

please post your thought on this.

I couldn't find the link (The sites is down), but over at comicbookresources had a interview with Chris Ryall. My memory is hazy, but I think he said he had plans for Transformers well into the next year. I could be wrong though.

That said Guido's art for the Japanese United comics makes long for the old days like crazy.