MTMTE 12 (Spoilers from the start)
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Sunyavadin
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Sad me is sad. My local still have no word on when the delayed shipment of IDW's December comics will show up.
bumblemusprime wrote:
When I picture Simon Furman's direct ancestor, squatting in dingy furs, singing songs about the glory of the Saxon tribe, I imagine him as the very first to gather his buddies around the campfire and say "There was this dude named Beowulf..."
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Metal Vendetta
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When you first suggested Prowl might be behind Overlord, I didn't think it was likely at all. Having read RID #13, I've now revised that opinion. But I'm hoping it's Guzzle.Yaya wrote:I had always interpreted things as going according to Prowl's plan, that he actually planned the warp itself, which is why I felt he might be daring enough to try the crazy Overlord stunt. Warping an entire ship of Autobots to some random location is taking quite a chance with many lives.
I would have waited a ******* eternity for this!!!!
Impactor returns 2.0, 28th January 2010
Impactor returns 2.0, 28th January 2010
If it is Prowl who is doing all this (in both series) there better damn well be a good explanation why he's gone rogue and wears an Autobot badge instead of Decepticon one.Metal Vendetta wrote:When you first suggested Prowl might be behind Overlord, I didn't think it was likely at all. Having read RID #13, I've now revised that opinion. But I'm hoping it's Guzzle.Yaya wrote:I had always interpreted things as going according to Prowl's plan, that he actually planned the warp itself, which is why I felt he might be daring enough to try the crazy Overlord stunt. Warping an entire ship of Autobots to some random location is taking quite a chance with many lives.
Granted, Prowl is cunning and conniving. But he ain't no 'Con. I'm trying to think back in IDW's continuity where something might have happened along the way to make him so much of a backstabber.
I'm almost willing to accept the whole "Bombshell mind-control" explanation for fear there won't be a better one.
What bothers me more, if this truly is the way Prowl is going, is the way Starscream is headed. Screamer has never been good. Never. He's been the ultimate bad guy. (except that time he wished everyone a 'Merry Chirstmas' when he found Jesus). It's one thing to make Prowl bad. It's even worse to make Screamer good.
"But the Costa story featuring Starscream? Fantastic! This guy is "The One", I just know it, just from these few pages. "--Yaya, who is never wrong.
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bumblemusprime
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Yaya wrote: He's been the ultimate bad guy. (except that time he wished everyone a 'Merry Chirstmas' when he found Jesus).
Best First wrote:I didn't like it. They don't have mums, or dads, or children. And they turn into stuff. And they don't eat Monster Munch or watch Xena: Warrior Princess. Or do one big poo in the morning and another one in the afternoon. I bet they weren't even excited by and then subsequently disappointed by Star Wars Prequels. Or have a glass full of spare change near their beds. That they don't have.