Colliger have published an interview with Mike Vogel, head of development for Hasbro Studios, based in Los Angeles. Mike is the go between the cartoon is produced for The Hub and the Hasbro toy brand team. He talks about managing the day to day production for the entire Hub Network where he addresses a couple of questions about the Beast Hunters Prime series and sets some expectations for big news that will be revealed to the fans at Comic-Con.

In a recent interview with the LA Times Jeff Kline, the Transformers Prime Producer, says the show will have some new surprises and a good ending fans will appreciate: “I believe that at the end of episode 313, you will feel like this particular tale in the ‘Transformers’ mythology has been told,” Kline said. “Hopefully there will be some surprises, but you will be satisfied.” Kline also lets it lose that he is the one working on the new Transformers cartoon that will follow prime but didn't give any details. We expect to see a first preview in time for BotCon and SDCC this summer.

Just in are details from the Hasbro New York Toy Fair 2013 Investor Event podcast posted on the corporate site. The annual event covers details of the newest products the company has planned for the coming year. This year they are sharing news with investors about a new Transformers TV Series for Chinese Fans, Transformers Construct-Bots, Relaunch of Transformers: Beast Hunters and the many new products they will be offering to support the new series. Read more below for details and highlights form the event.

Thanks to the Transformers facebook page who have posted an interview with Transformers Prime: Rage of the Dinobots artist Agustin Padilla. Get the artists insights on working the Transformers comics and what Agustin has to say about working with the Transformers and the Dinobots. Read the full interview below.

Collider have posted an interview with Frank Welker the voice of Megatron in the classic G1 cartoon series as well as the latest Transformers Prime cartoon. He discusses his career as an voice actor and working with Peter Cullen who plays the voice of Optimus Prime and a whole lot more that you can read now at collider.com.

The all-new Transformers Prime: Rage of the Dinobots comic book series from IDW Publishing and Hasbro won’t be in stores until next month, but the official Transformers page we couldn’t wait! They sat down with writers Mairghread Scott and Mike Johnson (both writers of the Transformers Prime television show) to hear about this four-issue limited series bridging the gap following Fall of Cybertron and tying in to the new season of Prime! Plus, we o get an exclusive first look at Nick Roche’s retailer incentive cover!

Geek Cast Radio podcast recently interviewed Steven Melching who has penned a number of shows for the Transformers universe including work on Beast Machines and most recently on the Transformers Prime series with work on upcoming episodes "Inside Job”, “Darkest Hour” season finale and five of the shows in season 3. In the interview, Melching reveals a quite a few spoilers from Season 3 that more or less reveal what happens in season 2. Many spoilers here about what going to meet the eye's on the some after the jump.

In a recent interview, Brian Tyler, the composer of the Transformers Prime soundtrack, has revealed how he approached the scoring the music for the show. The showrunners told him that they wanted something thematic (check) and epic (double-check). To be sure he hit that tone correctly, Mr. Tyler avoided the use of anything that sounded electronic and went with orchestral music. His work on the show led to a Daytime Emmy nomination last year in "Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition," although he did not win. The soundtrack is currently available for digital and physical consumption. The full video interview is available in the full article.

Frank Welker obviously needs no introduction to Transformers fans, but yeah, we will do it anyway. The iconic voice actor who brought a voice to the Generation 1 Megatron character has returned as the voice of bucket head in Transformers Prime. Lending his voice to the Megatron character in the video games based on the live action Transformers films, Mr. Welker has warmed his returned to the Transformers universe and in this question and answer session conducted by The Hub, Mr. Welker answers some questions from fans.

We encouraged you to submit questions for Peter Cullen's consideration for his question and answer session, and now, those questions are bearing fruit! Peter Cullen picked five lucky fans to answer their questions, ranging from his approach to Optimus Prime and how to get into voice acting. Read it all after the jump!

Each week, the official Transformers page have been taking questions for the cast and crew of the hit animated series “Transformers Prime” from fans of the official Transformers Facebook page. Check out this week’s Fan Q&A with the composer for Transformers Prime, Brian Tyler after the jump.

To celebrate the season 2 premiere of Transformers Prime, we're giving you a unique opportunity to ask questions directly to the legendary Optimus Prime (voiced by Peter Cullen)! Tomorrow, submit your questions here on The Hub Facebook page. His answers will be posted next week. He will take 5 to answer and those answers will be posted next week on Facebook. Head on over and post your questions for Peter Cullen the voice of Prime now on the The Hub's facebook page

In this week's Transformers Prime Q&A Tuesday, the fans ask Kevin Michael Richardson about his experiences on the show as well as his general fondness of Transformers. The man behind the voice of Bulkhead on Transformers Prime answers those questions, which may be found after the jump.

Steve Blum and Jeff Kline where on hand for a special live chat yesterday! We have some coverage from them about Transformers Prime and Rescue Bots! Find out about what Steve Blum enjoys most about voicing StarScream. Learn IF Brian Tyler's score for the show will ever be released on CD. Have we seen the last of synthetic energon? How about dark energon? Read about these topics and much more after the jump.

It is Tuesday, so that means it's time for another edition of Transformers Prime Q&A. Today the discussion is with Character Designer Augusto Barranco, who helped design the radical designs that we see in the show today. In the featured questions, Mr. Barranco explains the design process as a whole, and his approach. Read the full session after the break.