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News Credits: 972 · by **i_amtrunks** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 6:34 pm

The Transformers Mosiac team seem to be getting themselves ever more and more exposure.

Shortly after the release of their first comic "series" War Journal, Transformers Mosiac script writer Josh van Reyk has been interviewed by Newsarama.

In the Interview Josh talks about his involvement in the creation process of both the Mosiac and War Journal projects, who else was involved in the War Journal project and what we can look forward to for the rest of 2008.

To read the full interview from Newsarama, please click here.

You can also read the full War Journal Comic released by Transformers Mosiac here on Seibertron.com by clicking here.

by **kealthaz** » Fri Jan 04, 2008 12:50 am

front page and credited
war journal worst comic ever!!!!

News Credits: 156 · by **WhiteRabbit** » Fri Jan 04, 2008 3:47 am

kealthaz wrote:front page and credited
war journal worst comic ever!!!!

Well, I'll have the guys who worked their asses off to make it send you a full refund and a written apology.

Oh wait, that's right. Nobody owes you anything.

News Credits: 42 · by **Psychout** » Fri Jan 04, 2008 5:46 am

I loved War Journal now Ive read it, but it needs a section of its own or adding far more prominently to the comics area as I couldnt find it to read yesterday.

Good work on getting yourselves noticed guys! I look forward to seeing more. (And more obscure characters plz!)

by **Grimshock** » Sun Jan 06, 2008 10:01 am

I certainly like the different take on things. Honestly, I was hoping for someting a little better. Also, characters like Ricochet, Twincast and Minerva don't work for me. Writers should stick to using any one of the more than 300+ characters available without having to head into those that weren't issued on this side of the ocean.

But, all in all, a good story. Better than the crap we get from the likes of Furman. I am very pleased that there were no references to religion, stupid sub-factions (like Wreckers, Mayhem Attack Squad), etc, etc.

by **Dropshot** » Sun Jan 06, 2008 11:07 pm

I definately loved War Journal, the feeling the authors tried to give it gets capted by readers inmeadeatly and it's good to see some secondary charachters to get attention.