Wildfur Update

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BLUEPRINT 31.05.05



AUTO ASSEMBLY '05 - FURMAN AND WILDMAN TO ATTEND

Hard on the heels of Bristol and Comics Expo, Furman and Wildman are heading north (well, as far as Birmingham) for the annual (and only this year!) UK Transformers-con, Auto Assembly (on Saturday June 4th). Once again, there'll be signed/bookplated copies of the Transformers: War Within - The Dark Ages trade paperback, copies of the exclusive Transformers mini-comic (previously only available in the Atari game) and lots of other Transformers and Wildfur-related goodies for sale. Expect also to see original Andrew Wildman artwork from the WW Dark Ages series on sale at this event. Not to be missed! For more details, go to www.autoassembly.org.uk and hurry, tickets to the event are selling out fast!



FURMAN JOINS IDW TRANSFORMERS TEAM!



IDW Publishing, having recently acquired the license to publish new Transformers comics material, announced that long-time Transformers scribe (and Wildfur co-founder) Simon Furman will be joining their creative team for the new G1 book, Transformers: Infiltration. Joining artist EJ Su, Furman will write the opening six-issue story arc, which kicks off in October with issue #0. The series will take a dramatic new perspective on classic characters and situations, providing the perfect jumping-on point for new readers. For more information go to www.idwpublishing.com/



THIRD TITAN B&W COLLECTION CONFIRMED!

The third in Titan's series of manga-sized collections of the UK b&w comic Transformers material continues with Transformers: Fallen Star. Gathering together stories from TFUK #215-218, #243-244, #248, #268, #270, #275-277 and #284-286, this essential collection of hard-to-find originals showcases the clash of two Megatrons and the fall and rise of Starscream. You'll have to wait until September for this one, but in the meantime there's May's Aspect of Evil and July's Way of the Warrior to keep you going. You lucky, lucky people! For more information on Titan's extensive range of Transformers graphic novels, go to www.titanbooks.com



See ya soon – Simon Furman and Andrew Wildman

bit late - sorry.

[Predabot]

Yeah, but I just realized something, do you think there's a possibility for us to get to see Wildmans masterful pencils in a TF-book again now, perhaps??

I myself definitely see an opening here...Imagine, Furman and Wildman, on the Trans-Formers ongoing..maybe even with Baskerville as inker..

We're talkin' ultimate team, on an ultimization of Trans-formers. The thought itself is worth an: