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    Over the past 3 weeks I have binge-read the entirety of the 2019 IDW #Transformers reboot. While it does get much better in later issues, it never reached the heights of its 2005 predecessor. I examine the series as a whole in the link below:

    https://www.bigangrytrev.com/transfo...retrospective/

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    I missed out on the final volume of the series, as I didn't bother with the physical copies or TPBs for this final series and missed the final volume when it was realised digitally.

    The later volumes were much better, and I think the book struggled under the weight of trying to set up all the pieces before progressing them. But also caught between trying to write a small contained story with Bumblebee and his apprentice and a larger world building story.

    I think this was in part due to having a writer that had largely written fiction until that point, as it was very much like he was writing one story across the issue with less regard for the individual issue needs.

    The trick is, and why many ultimately liked MTMTE / Lost Light is that the world building happened off-handedly at first and was then referred to later (and benefitted from sitting within an existing universe)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Seraphim Prime View Post
    I missed out on the final volume of the series, as I didn't bother with the physical copies or TPBs for this final series and missed the final volume when it was realised digitally.

    The later volumes were much better, and I think the book struggled under the weight of trying to set up all the pieces before progressing them. But also caught between trying to write a small contained story with Bumblebee and his apprentice and a larger world building story.

    I think this was in part due to having a writer that had largely written fiction until that point, as it was very much like he was writing one story across the issue with less regard for the individual issue needs.

    The trick is, and why many ultimately liked MTMTE / Lost Light is that the world building happened off-handedly at first and was then referred to later (and benefitted from sitting within an existing universe)
    A very good summation mate

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    Transformers One is a fun film that takes the franchise back to its animated movie roots, keeps the audience entertained and gives a fresh look at the origins of classic characters. Check out the full review here:

    https://www.bigangrytrev.com/movie-r...nsformers-one/

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    Last night The Project on Channel 10 aired a story about me and my Transformers collecting

    https://www.bigangrytrev.com/video-t...n-national-tv/

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    Next gallery of my personal collection is up! This time its Transformers 2010, consisting mainly of Hunt for the Decepticons & Reveal the Shield figures.

    https://www.bigangrytrev.com/transfo...sformers-2010/

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