Hard-hitting new Pat Lee interview.

[Ode to a Grasshopper]

Sorry if this has already been posted elsewhere, I couldn't see it anywhere myself.
Thorny interview with Superstar Funana courtesy of Bleeding Cool via a Dabel Brother. Kind of interesting reading, the guy would make a good politician or PR man.

I still like the David Willis take best myself.

[Hursticon]

Indeed Ode, as he's certainly full of Shit!
He knows how to dodge the 'pointy ones' well.

[Sky Shadow]

That man is one of the biggest &!@*heads and @#$*holes on the planet. Good on Rich for spotlighting Lee as the lying, talentless, lazy bastard prick that he is.

[primatives]

I still to this day wished the ongoing series was finished, I love how Don drew the Transformers in that series. There was going to be Dinobots and female bots!!

[kup]

Superstar Funana avoids the big questions like a dirty politician.

[liegeprime]

It's like reading from a politicians reply.... so annoying!!

[SilverDragon]

My favourite bit would have to be this:

"Many artists had delays in payment."

God this guy is full of it. As the Transformers cover on the page shows, he wasn't even a decent artist.

[kup]

My favourite bit would have to be this:

"Many artists had delays in payment."

God this guy is full of it. As the Transformers cover on the page shows, he wasn't even a decent artist.

I thought he was a "Superstar Artist"

Lee randomly calling himself that speaks volumes about his character. He is clearly more 'sorry that I got caught' than anything else. When I was reading the article I thought that I was reading some interview of one of the Bush Administration cronies or NSW Labor.

[Gutsman Heavy]

this is what Pats art reminds me of

[Tallestblue]

Many people hate Pat Lee for what he did. And many people have more Relevant and more Humourous rants about him. But For me the real tragedy was that Transformers Energon was cancelled, on a cliffhanger no less, In my opinion it was the best comic Dreamwave made (Mainly because Lee's involvement was nil)
Simon Furmans' recent overviews posted on his blog only hint at the awesomeness of my favourite cancelled comic.