MattMoylan wrote:Not this guy again... Moylan is a total hack!
I heard he kicks babies.
robotmel wrote:Welcome back sir, always welcome!
I have always loved your style and humour, so its great to see more new material.
Shame you couldnt get a deal with IDW for like a half page inside back cover or similar?
How about some full on Pitiful Ranger bashing, just for being so gosh darn lame!
Roll out the goodness!
MattMoylan wrote:robotmel wrote:Welcome back sir, always welcome!
I have always loved your style and humour, so its great to see more new material.
Shame you couldnt get a deal with IDW for like a half page inside back cover or similar?
How about some full on Pitiful Ranger bashing, just for being so gosh darn lame!
Roll out the goodness!
Thanks! Actually I did get the one inside cover, in the Wheelie Spotlight comic. Chris Ryall asked to use it after I showed him my IDW strip heh. Other than that I never really pursued it, and honestly I wouldn't have time to do much ongoing art work what with my UDON duties.
BTW, why not check out the NEW webcomic I am writing with artist Dax Gordine? Bravoman!
http://shiftylook.com/comics/bravoman/
Mkall wrote:I don't get why a lot of people don't like Matt, but I like his comics and learning more about Dreamweave is always entertaining.
GetRightRobot wrote:Stranger Danger! Hey man thanks for stopping by. Bravoman looks really good! Hey Matt, any chance you're going to have time for Botcon this year? Hmm Mr. Popular?
Always a fan!
GRR
All these pages are drawn by Joe, but actually half the issue was drawn by Marcelo Matere. Erik Sander did the inks, and we believe colors were by Eric Burns (both mine and Joe’s memories are a little fuzzy on this. Correct us if we’re wrong Eric!). And story is of course by Simon Furman.
Jeep! wrote:Why do I imagine Dead Metal sounding exactly like Arnie?
Intah-wib-buls?
Blurrz wrote:10/10
Leave it to Dead Metal to have the word 'Pronz' in his signature.
zodconvoy wrote:I may be alone in this but I actually miss Dreamwave! Not the company, their practices, and sure as hell not Pat Lee, but the continuity. Even that art style (when not done by Lee himself anyway.) I don't know, it just feels more... G1, and I mean that in the least Geewun way possible. They really felt like a continuation of the old cartoon in a way that nothing else ever did.
zodconvoy wrote:I may be alone in this but I actually miss Dreamwave! Not the company, their practices, and sure as hell not Pat Lee, but the continuity. Even that art style (when not done by Lee himself anyway.) I don't know, it just feels more... G1, and I mean that in the least Geewun way possible. They really felt like a continuation of the old cartoon in a way that nothing else ever did.
I'm glad to see every page I can get of this lost and tainted era of Transformers!
Shadowman wrote:This is Sabrblade we're talking about. His ability to store trivial information about TV shows is downright superhuman.
Caelus wrote:My wife pointed out something interesting about the prehistoric Predacons. I said that everyone was complaining because transforming for them mostly consisted of them just standing up-right. She essentially said, 'So? That's what our ancestors did.'
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