Wir haben hier Prototyp Bilder gefunden, die wahrscheinlich das nächste Projekt von Mastermind Creations zeigen. Project Azalea. Dies ist wohl eine Homage an Arcee. Nähere Informationen haben wir leider noch nicht, aber die folgen.

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Hier haben wir ein neues Teaser Bild zu der kommenden Folge Transformers Prime Beast Hunters "Prey".

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Von der 3rd Party Firma Maiden Japan gibt es ein weiteres Upgrade Kit. Das Junk Planet : SET D-01 "Smogout". Es ist ähnlich dem A-01 Steppenwheel Junkion Upgrade Kit, nur ist hier der Brustkasten anders und auch die Farbe der Waffen. Hier haben wir die Bilder für euch.

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Wir haben hier ein Bild zur 3. Welle zur Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Voyager Reihe. In dieser Welle sind Optimus Prime, Grimwing und der Remold von Voyager Optimus Prime, Ultra Magnus. Verpackt sind sie wie folgt:

1x Optimus Prime
1x Grimwing
2x Ultra Magnus

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Wir haben hier eine kleine Vorschau auf das IDW Comic Transformers: Robots in Disguise Ongoing Heft 16.

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Hier haben wie einen weiteren Promo Clip zur kommenden Transformers Prime Folge Beast Hunters "Prey".

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Hier haben wir ein Interview mit Matt Frank zum IDW Comic Transformers Spotlight: Trailcutter.

TRANSFORMERS SPOTLIGHT: TRAILCUTTER breaks into comic book stores and digital platforms,thanks to IDW Publishing and Hasbro! Written by TRANSFORMERS: MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE scribe James Roberts—and set firmly in that series’ timeline—SPOTLIGHT:TRAILCUTTER delves into the world of an oft-overlooked TRANSFORMERS character… and lays the groundwork for this fall's big TRANSFORMERS event. We sat down with artist Matt Frank to talk about the issue—available today at comic book stores everywhere, and at https://transformers.comixology.com/ or via the Comixology and iBooks apps on your computer or mobile device!

Q: Hi Matt. How was everything for you in2012?
MATTFRANK: 2012 was a pretty incredible year. No continental shifts or explodingsuns, so we’re ahead of the game! I’ve been lucky to have a near-constant flowof work with TRANSFORMERS and other projects.

Q: Tell us a bit about yourself. How you gotinto drawing, were you a comic book fan, who has influenced you in your career.
MATTFRANK: As a kid, drawing seemed to be a natural result of the sort ofstuff I was a fan of. Dinosaurs and monsters and robots and all kinds ofgoodness. I just wanted to recreate the stuff that gave me so much excitement.I’m definitely a pretty big comic fan, although my interests are kind of allover the place (though many still chart a course through the same thematicelements). I’m a big fan of guys like William Stout, Art Adams, Ricardo Delgado(Age of Reptiles!), Dan Brereton, andmore recently I’ve discovered the glory of books like Blacksad and Scott Pilgrim.Of course, I’ve always loved the TRANSFORMERS comics, be they G2, Dreamwave orIDW!

Q: Were you a fan of Transformers right fromthe very beginning?
MATTFRANK: Depends on what “very beginning” is...I’m a ’90s kid, so I wasn’t therefor the G1 boom. Eventually I got a hold of TRANSFORMERS: THE ULTIMATE GUIDE bySimon Furman, and that definitely opened up a few more doors!

Q: Having donework on MARS ATTACKS THE TRANSFORMERS recently, how did it feel to come backand work with James Robert in the MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE world on SPOTLIGHT:TAILCUTTER?
MATTFRANK: Ironically, I made the TRAILCUTTER comic several months BEFOREthe crossover! So it actually provided a nice warm-up for when I had to tackleMARS ATTACKS THE TRANSFORMERS in an even SHORTER time frame! But I'm a big fanof James’s work, and it was a real thrill to compliment our respective comedicstyles for this book.

Q: Did you have to do muchresearch and catch up with events/characters designs before drawing SPOTLIGHT:TAILCUTTER?
MATT FRANK: My existing issues ofMTMTE were scattered around my studio and workspace, each opened to aparticular page that proved useful, especially for Trailcutter’s relativelyshort exposure up to this point. Beyond that, I was pretty familiar with thelore... although I actually got to DESIGN Killmaster, which was wonderful.

Q: Spotlight Tailcutter is part ofthe recent wave of SPOTLIGHTs. How’d you feel knowingthat this comic is going to be packaged with a toy, and could be someone’sfirst ever TRANSFORMERS, or any, comic book?
MATTFRANK: One of the first TRANSFORMERS projects I ever tackled was thepack-in comic, “The Rise of Safeguard,” sold alongside Jetfire and Jetstormfrom TRANSFORMERS: ANIMATED. So the feeling is a familiar one!

Q: What advice would you give to someone ifthey were drawing TRANSFORMERS for the first time?
MATTFRANK: It would definitely be to find your own style... or at least put yourunique stamp on the characters you draw. There are so many amazing TRANSFORMERSartists out there, try and make yourself stand out!

Q: What tools of the trade do you use whendrawing the characters? Do you do lots of research before hand?
MATTFRANK: Besides good ol’ pens and paper, I have a ton of reference material,which I cannot stress enough. THE COMPLETE ARK is a godsend (or a[Transformers writer and letterer Chris] Mowry-send!) and I have quite a few ofthe IDW trades. Beyond that there’s definitely the internet. My own TFcollection is somewhat limited (gotta make room for all my Godzilla toys, afterall), but they’ll provide good reference in a pinch!

Q: Autobot or Decepticon? Who gets yourallegiance?
MATTFRANK: “Me Grimlock no Autobot... Me DINOBOT.” (rips off Con’s arm).

Q: As we head deeper into 2013, whatare your aims for this coming year? Any burning ambitions you would like toturn into reality?
MATTFRANK: I’ve got a few other veryexciting TRANSFORMERS projects coming down the pipe. I’m also doing even moreGodzilla stuff... and then perhaps a little creator-owned goodness? Maybesomething original to spice things up? Stay tuned, kids!

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Hier haben wir die Review von unserem Sponsor Kapow Toys zum Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Dreadwing.

Beast Hunters Deluxe Dreadwing

Dreadwing gets shrunk! but will it blend ? well probably yeah but we wan to know if its any good. The answer to this question is surprisingly yes, don't get me wrong I find it weird he suddenly has chicken feet and the wings of a lovely butterfly but for a deluxe it kinda works. He is a nice chunky solid toy with some good articulation including a variety of ball joints but no waist swivel. He has 2 weapons in the form of an axe and a hand held rocket launcher with 2 missiles both of which combine with one another into a larger staff type weapon which is kinda pointless but fun. Jet mode again is nice and chunky, the rocket launcher mounts on the cockpit roof and the axe can mount on the underside which does look a little naff with the chicken feet also visible from the back. Transformation wise its simple, think Generations Thunderwing and your there, this aside I really have enjoyed this toy a lot more than some of the previous Beast Hunters releases.

Overall we score Dreadwing a solid 7.5/10

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Hier kommt die Review zum Transformers Prime Beast Hunters Skystalker.

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