With Transformers issue 37, we pick back up with the story of the Throttlebots, and what happened to them after they where captured by RAAT in issue 32, I believe. One has to ask them selves why Grimlock hasn't wanted to…
With Transformers issue 36, we follow our young little earthlings into space. Will Blaster be able to keep them safe? Will find out, but first, lets check out the cover to his issue. Check out this fantastic Transformers retro shirt…
Today I thought I would share a picture of what my work space at home currently looks like. As you can see here I am working on several Transformers reviews and maps for my current Swords & Wizardry campaign.
Being a Transformers fan and living in Juneau, Alaska is not easy. For starters, Juneau does not have a single comic book store. The geography around here is such that you can't simply drive to a neighboring town to find one either. This…
Last October, I got an e-mail from Casey, who found my post on the Ikea Comic Book Photo Frame Hack to be very useful as he wanted a cheap and effective way of hanging and displaying his comic books. He was so excited…
Transformers issue number 4, in a four part series, was supposed to be the final issue of the Transformers comic book. But due to over whelming demand from readers, it continued on. Marvel's Transformers comic was initially solicited as "a…
Continuing from Issue #1, Marvel Comics’s Transformers Issue #2, entitled ‘Power Play’ continues right where the first issue left off. But first, I need to talk about the cover. The mostly yellow cover depicts Optimus Prime taking a shot from…
A few weeks ago I was having a chat with my buddy Alex about wax seals. I thought having such an item would be a fun prop for my weekly roleplaying game as well as neat little extra add on to the…
The Transformers comic book originally started off as a four-issue, bimonthly, limited series in 1984 published in the U.S. by Marvel Comics. The comic book proved so popular that it continued publication as an ongoing monthly comic until spring of…
When I was much younger my little brother Abe and I would wake up very early on Saturday mornings, when the house was still and our parents were asleep, so we could watch cartoons. We would tiptoe downstairs from our…