Alex Milne, the penciller for IDW Publishing's upcoming "Transformers: Spotlight: Blaster" book is showing off the cover of the book over at his DeviantArt page. "Spotlight: Blaster" is written by Simon Furman and is scheduled to hit a local comic book retailer in January 2008.
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Re: Milne Shows Off ''Spotlight: Blaster'' Cover (Score: 1) by Metal_Former(metalformer@gmail.com) on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 @ 03:53:31 AM
Gorgeously colored! Loving the Cassettebots jamming on the top! :D
Re: Milne Shows Off ''Spotlight: Blaster'' Cover (Score: 1) by Zhen on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 @ 04:35:26 AM
I was about to ask why blaster was shooting on eject and the other two...but never mind :>
Re: Milne Shows Off ''Spotlight: Blaster'' Cover (Score: 1) by i_like_starscream on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 @ 04:37:21 AM
Who are the 'bots flanking Slamdance?
Re: Milne Shows Off ''Spotlight: Blaster'' Cover (Score: 1) by Blitzwing on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 @ 08:55:32 AM
Very nice, looks like 2008 is gonna be another good year for Spotlights
Re: Milne Shows Off ''Spotlight: Blaster'' Cover (Score: 1) by autocon2002 on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 @ 04:05:25 PM
I was wondering the same thing. I see Eject, Rewind, Steeljaw, and Slamdance, but those other two have me baffled.
Re: Milne Shows Off ''Spotlight: Blaster'' Cover (Score: 1) by Fire_Panzer on Tuesday, October 23, 2007 @ 06:44:57 PM
The other two might be considered "practice run" cassette combiners. They were only released in Japan in 1987 (the year before Slamdance and Squalkbox). All four of the cassettes were Autobots and dinosaurs. The one on the left of Slamdance is made up of an aerial dinosaur-type (presumably Pteradon, but well, these were bad) and a dino that looks remarkably similar to Overkill. The one on the right is made of a vaguely T-Rex dino and something like an Apatosaurus. They looked pretty bad both seperately and combined (which is probably why they were never released outside of Japan), so unless you really are a completionist, there's not much reason to seek them out. Slamdance and Squalktalk really are much better. Sorry I can't supply names, but I don't read Japanese and only have the reference for them from the Transformers Generations book (where the only English is the name and function of TFs released in the US and UK).
Re: Milne Shows Off ''Spotlight: Blaster'' Cover (Score: 1) by i_like_starscream on Wednesday, October 24, 2007 @ 09:21:18 AM
I just found out who the 2 'bots flanking Slamdance are:
The pterosaur (Gurafi) + t-rex (Noizu) gestalt is Decibel.
The brontosaurus (Dairu) + lizard (Zauru) gestalt is Legout.
When you're looking at the pic, I think the 'bot to the left of Slamdance is Decibel (I couldn't find a pic of Legout to make sure).
Re:very good (Score: 1) by FF1121 on Tuesday, December 18, 2007 @ 05:15:44 PM
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