Yep. They did it as a way for ease-of-access to reference material and having the designs be consistent between artists.

I would have preferred if they made their own designs like IDW did in the past before Combiner Wars and the Revolution event, but that's what they choose to do.

 

I thought Hasbro was behind this, silly me, of course IDW shot their own foot

 

Man, I'm ready to see some action or some actual storytelling. People just standing (or sometimes walking) and talking is not really storytelling. We need to be shown not told, we've heard what all these bots have to say.

I think this comic will get somewhere, it just needs to get it's feet off the ground.

 

I really hope you stay away from novels.

And before you come back with some smart remark, remember, you posting THAT is what got my attention in the first place.

 

I'm not attacking anyone who likes this, if you do that's fine. What I meant by it is that I wish it was more dynamic. Walking and talking can get real boring quick.

I'm no high octane action maniac, but I wish they would spice it up even a little more.

I love the original IDW run, and I love novels. But a lot of this dialogue comes off as pretentious and boring to me. There's no need for my opinion to cause you so much turmoil.

 

You'll probably like issue 30 then.

 

Yeah, The Comics are supposed to be MARKETING for the toys yet they don't have a say in how that marketing is presented? Something ain't stirring the Kool-Aid. Ace.