Unpublished Marvel Transformers G1 Comic Art by Ian Akin and David Hunt - Dweller in the Depths

great episode

griftimus prime wrote:great episode

Haha!
Sure, now it is.
Which continuity does this fall under?

Convoy wrote:

griftimus prime wrote:great episode

Haha!
Sure, now it is.
Which continuity does this fall under?

None. Unproduced = non-canon.

Woulda been Marvel G1 had it come out, though;

Sabrblade wrote:

Convoy wrote:

griftimus prime wrote:great episode

Haha!
Sure, now it is.
Which continuity does this fall under?

None. Unproduced = non-canon.

Woulda been Marvel G1 had it come out, though;

you are not being precise enough.

Marvel UK G1

sto_vo_kor_2000 wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

Convoy wrote:

griftimus prime wrote:great episode

Haha!
Sure, now it is.
Which continuity does this fall under?

None. Unproduced = non-canon.

Woulda been Marvel G1 had it come out, though;

you are not being precise enough.

Marvel UK G1

You know, I'd always wondered how differently Marvel UK continuity might have gone if some other post-movie ep than Big Broadcast of 2006 had been adapted for US#43, especially one that acknowledged the Quintessons as their creators so soon after Legacy of Unicron...perhaps the whole origin Unicron told Death's Head would've been dismissed as unreliable narrative, much like Wreck Gar's reframing of #43?

But, sweet Primus, this was actually produced as a backup for Marvel UK?!? Maybe decrepit old Aspects of Evil Rodimus Prime would've been the unreliable narrator?

STUDENT: No, tell me a TRULY evil story, like the one about the Eurythmians!

RODIMUS PRIME: There were far crappier adventures while Optimus Prime led the Autobots. Like their encounter with Lord Chumley...wait, we went through a lot of different realities on our way back from the Time Wars. Did Megatron melt down the Rocky Mountains after Cliffjumper beat him in the great car rally, or was it that Straxus clone who got turned into Galvatron 3?

Man oh man, how I'd love for those pages he sold off to show up soon.

And how I wish Impossible Toys had tackled all the Quint designs unique to this episode, my second fav of all time.

And how I wish I could find a whole case-worth of Arcees at a discount store so I could repaint one into her more lavender Marvel colors. And that was supposed to have happened by now! WHERE IS SHE, DAMMIT!?!

sto_vo_kor_2000 wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

Convoy wrote:

griftimus prime wrote:great episode

Haha!
Sure, now it is.
Which continuity does this fall under?

None. Unproduced = non-canon.

Woulda been Marvel G1 had it come out, though;

you are not being precise enough.

Marvel UK G1

Thank you, sto_vo_kor. It's not every day Sabre gets to learn something new.
Me too!

Bumblevivisector wrote:You know, I'd always wondered how differently Marvel UK continuity might have gone if some other post-movie ep than Big Broadcast of 2006 had been adapted for US#43, especially one that acknowledged the Quintessons as their creators so soon after Legacy of Unicron...perhaps the whole origin Unicron told Death's Head would've been dismissed as unreliable narrative, much like Wreck Gar's reframing of #43?

Since "Big Broadcast" likewise acknowledged the Quints as having ruled Cybertron, I could see an adaptation of "The Dweller" in its place also being construed by Marvel UK as a falsehood told by Wreck-Gar or someone. Though, "Space Pirates" would end up losing the Quints' journal from its story, but some other plot device could take its place instead.

Dave Hunt's son is now selling one of the original art pages from the unpublished Dweller in the Depths comic adaptation on ebay. His scans at the auction are better than the pictures I took that day years ago.