Transformers vs G.I. Joe - Written by both John Barber and Tom Scioli, the latter of whom is also on art duties. Trypticon will show up in issue 2! Meant to be classic and old-school and capture the look of the original 80's comics. Tom created an outline detailing the first 4 years of the timeline. Issue #1 sold out before it was released, and the SDCC Rob Liefeld cover exclusive version also sold out. Barber was unsure if Scioli wanted to do the project in old-school style at first, but Scioli was on board. He told Tom not to get too excited, and that it wasn't set in stone. Tom immediately began working up a 100+ page outline, which became the first four years outline as noted above. Scioli noted that the TF comics haven't looked like this since the 80's, and that it's the best comic he's made in his life. He drew the Diamond Edition cover, and the 2nd printing of convention edition cover.
Why? The guys 'art' is a joke. Even back in his heyday, when I was a kid, I thought his drawings were terrible. How having him attached to any project can be viewed as a positive thing eludes me