I'm fighting the good fight, so to speak. I enjoyed Furman's run on IDW, particularly his use of characters who are rarely seen, or new takes on familiar characters. I was getting into the story. I enjoyed the off-the-wall idea of Sunstreaker as a Headmaster, for instance. I believe this is one of the few stories to give Sunstreaker a significant role. Man, for a guy who barely appeared in G1 comics or the cartoon, he sure is popularOriginally Posted by Hereticpoo
Are you trolling FFN? I respect that you disagree with STL and some other opinions but why do you not like it so much?
All you've done is make statements of fact in this thread regarding continuation and you haven't really given your express opinion. So what is your opinion? Why don't you like it?
Your statement to STL makes me feel like I'm stupid for liking it...so whats your problem?
And we're due for issue #6 in a few weeks, if you hate it so much why are you still reading? Sorry Man I'm not trying to get agro or piss you off so please don't be offended. I just wanna understand what all the negativity is about.
I do not enjoy my story being ganked away from me so I can (essentially) read the G1 cartoon, but with blood and humans dying. I question some of the plot holes, such as the claimed "1 year later" (Devastation showed the Decepticons under immediate attack... so what have they been doing?), and how come in issue 4 Megatron claimed that the Earth had been conquered. Was the conquest of the rest of the world not important enough to show on page? In any case by issue 5 it is implied that the rest of the world was still unconquered. Oh yeah, how come various Decepticon dudes have reformatted into body forms that transform into outdated Earth vehicles and technology compared to their previous body forms?
I'm also not enjoying Guido's pencils in AHM. I much preferred his work in Spotlight: Galvatron.
So, along with continuity issues and and comments made by the powers that be that have irked me, I do not like AHM and do not support it.
I also get the feeling on this forum that I should support it because the author is Australian. I enjoy going against the grain
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