Reviews

Optimus tries Wheeljack's latest invention to assemble the Construct-Bots Soundwave (for entertainment only)!

Well it's bright, that's a good start. This rainbow sorbet of transforming wonder is a recolor of the HFTD Axor mold. How does it work for this Action Master homage? Find out below!

Optimus reviews Awesomus Prime *for entertainment only

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He's a little on the small side, but Orion Pax is actually a really nice figure. He is well detailed, both modes look good, and the transformation feels fresh and not too complex. So, with a few nitpicks aside - well worth a pickup if you see him. My full review is below! http://www.youtube.com/ebeforeinet http://www.twitter.com/ebeforeinet http://www.facebook.com/ebeforei

Scattered and unable to communicate safely, Team Prime struggles to recover from the destruction of their base at the end of the previous season. But help arrives in the form of Ultra Magnus- and Optimus Prime may be down, but he is (just barely) not out. The Dawn of the Beast DVD covers the first four episodes of Beast Hunters, the final season of Transformers Prime, and is a Target exclusive. Read the Full News Story Here

The players assemble, history is revealed, and the final steps are taken toward Tyrest's objective as Remain in Light approaches its climax. From here, anything can and probably will happen! Written by John Barber, art by Alex Milne with some inks by Brian Shearer, colors by Josh Burcham and John-Paul Bove. Read the Full News Story Here

Review of Transformers 2013 SDCC Metroplex I know a lot or even most of the transformation is covered up by me standing in front of the camera, but I did add some options to skip those parts. This guy is so large that I had to pull my camera so far back that I could no stand behind my camera as I normally do. Then then lights I use would not let me stand next to the table I do my reviews on. Sorry this is the best that I can do with what I have. [video=youtube_share;xlAkCdo73jc]

In 1989 Bob Budiansky had been writing the Transformers comic for nearly five years and was pretty well burnt out by his own admission. As his replacement he recommended possibly the only other person with as much Transformers writing experience: Simon Furman of the UK comic series. Transformers Classics, Vol.5 is edited by Dan Daley with assistance and notes by Mark W. Bellomo. It covers issues 51-64 of the US Marvel comic written by Budiansky and Furman, with art by Jose Delbo, Geoff Senior, Jim Fern, and various inkers and colorists.Read the Full News Story Here

Ultra Magnus battles for his life against Galvatron, while Cybertron falls under attack from converging plot lines! Written by Simon Furman, pencils by Guido Guidi with inks by Stephen Baskerville and colors by John-Paul Bove. Read the Full News Story Here