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My Little Pony/Transformers | Review
The world of warring robots in disguise and magical talking ponies collide in the surprisingly, even shockingly effective crossover series, My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise.
Review: Transformers: The Manga Vol. 3
The third and final installment of Viz's Transformers: The Manga includes adaptations of a pair of Japanese-only cartoons, making this the most unusual and exotic in the series.
Review: ‘Transformers: The Manga’ Vol. 1
Viz presents the Transformers' original Japanese comics appearances from the 1980s in a surprisingly age-less all-ages collection.
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Review: ‘Transformers: A Visual History’
The 35-year history of the 1980s toyline-turned-multi-media franchise is tracked in imagery in Transformers: A Visual History, a coffee table book for the most devoted Transfans of all ages
Review: ‘Transformers: Bumblebee–Win If You Dare’
Transformers: Bumblebee—Win If You Dare Writer: James Asmus Artists: Marcelo Ferreira, Athila Fabbio and Valentina Pinto IDW Publishing; $9.99 So you’ve just seen Bumblebee, the latest of the six live-action Transformers feature films…as well as the best and most all-ages friendly of them all. And you want to spend more time with that group of […]
Fan-built Windblade storms the Transformers Universe
This week, a new Transformer is joining the IDW comics universe as well as the Hasbro toy line. Windblade is a character that was created by fans on the Hasbro website, the first Fan-Built-Bot and created a bit of stir because of her gender. That’s right, Windblade is female, and she is joining the predominately […]
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