I trust in the people involved

I'm on it tomorrow once my lovely wife comes back from her Dads, we watched Del Toro Frankenstein last night & didn't have time. Rhea Seehorn owns

Oh Hell yeah. Receive that and see how much better the art/stories are from the UK, the US were just phoning it in.

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The UK art from that era had so much influence on me

With TF comics of that era, you want Target:2006 leading up and through the 86 movie, which starts in the UK ones about issue...80 or so, then up to about 130. It's all downhill after that.
The UK art/storylines were worlds ahead of the US ones

Think I paid about £6 for the UK issue 22 about 15 yrs ago off ebay for the ARE ALL DEAD Shockwave cover because I think it's one of the greatest covers of all time

Oof on price, but yeah. The UK Transformers comics were great up to about...issue 200, then Marvel UK slashed the budget so it went back to mostly reprints or black & white, been a while. We trashed the actual comics once I found them all digitally.

I had the UK issues from about 20-250/270 in a big box, perfect condition tried selling them to local comic shops in about 1999, didn't want to know.
We trashed them in about 2008 as they still didn't want to know, let me guess, the UK ones are worth a fortune now in the US

11pg main story, Dan Reed art. My digital copy doesn't have VISIONARIES (lol) back up story but does have ALL NEW Transformers etc

Damn that's something that brings back memories. I think by 88 they had about 24-30 pages, only ref I have physically is this and I can't remember where it is. Was usually 12 pg TF, 3-4 ad pages and 6-8 back up US reprint of maybe GI Joe?

I own that book. It's a master class of how to do black & white inks

Nice!

I referenced Bruce Willis for this old drawing of a sorcerer.

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