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Spotlight Galvatron I found this one confusing. I mean, I got what happened, but the other Spotlights were more clear in where they stood in the overall universe, or at least felt more self-contained. I also wasn't digging the art as much on this one as many others. Spotlight Blaster Blaste...
I guess because I own the issues now and I'm morbidly interested in what's happening to the TF universe. And I don't want to be that fan: "Oh, no, Optimus is dead and you've ruined Transformers forever!" "Oh, no, Transformers is going with animal alt modes now? You've ruined Transformers fore...
I'll be honest. Barber and Roberts are my favorite Transformers scribes. I think, like, ever, so when I read something like Drift: Empire of Stone... it's hard. Because it's not written by Barber or Roberts (and Roberts>Barber in my opinion) so while it's good, it doesn't quite hold up to Robert...
One half star for the sexiness, one half star for the fact that it isn't, y'know, complete word salad. I don't know why I got this. I got kinda crazy during the Newbury Comics Black Friday sales. This was part of a three for twenty dollars graphic novel set. It wasn't worth it. Well, not...
Bizarre, bizarre, bizarre! Although I vaguely recall that AHM was only supposed to be twelve issues - the first two volumes - and that it was popular enough that they extended it to sixteen. This makes sense to me. Because in a lot of ways, volume three made less sense in that nothing really ...
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