IDW editor-in-chief Chris Ryall has updated his blog with a preview of two Transformers covers that'll be hitting the comic stores in February 2010! First up is Trevor Hutchison's variant of Last Stand of the Wreckers #2, while the second is Andrew Wildman's variant for Ongoing #4 that could be considered spoilerish for some fans.

Head over to Ryall's blog and check it out, as well Hutchison's DeviantArt for his variant!

The Transformers Collectors' Club has updated its Members Only page with a link to the 4th Shattered Glass prose story, Blitzwing Bop! So now you can find out what exactly happens to the Triplechanger and the unfortunate combiner torso, Heatwave!

Click here to go to the TCC main page, and discuss the prose story here!

Transformers art guy Dan Khanna has updated his DeviantART page with three pieces that were once destined for Energon packaging. However, these figures were never released. So if you want a better look at the Optimus Prime and Megatron redecos that could have been, you may want to check these out!

Click here for Optimus, here for Super Mode Optimus, and here for Megatron! Then discuss the art here!

If you're one of those strong-willed enough to have not caved and ordered them online, the Target Fall exclusives are now showing up in stores! Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen Straightaway Shootout, Burning Fallen, and Universe white Leo Prime have each been sighted at a Super Target in Berwyn, IL! Get hunting before the Christmas shoppers buy them all!

Click here to see the sighting on the 2005 Boards, and then discuss this news here! Don't forget to post your own sightings in our Sightings Forum!

Feeling a little down? Hearing voices that aren't really there? Do you feel like you have no head, when you in fact have three? Come on down to the Webworld, where psychology is just the start!

Click here to see the latest Ark Addendum update by Jim Sorenson and learn all about the Webworld and those that manipulate it to cure the crazies!

The Universe of the Transformers is vast, and populated by many characters. Their universe is a large tapestry, made up of the stories and points of view of countless experiences that serve the larger whole. These are some of those stories. This is: Transformers Mosaic.

11/16/09 Mosaic: Apeface is the Con for the Job!

TFW was able to interview with IDW editor Andy Schmidt (Spotlight: Metroplex). Schmidt talks a bit about the difference on working with the Transformers license compared to other franchises, a little on the reasoning behind the ongoing, handling multiple artists, and more! For instance, fans that loved "Hearts of Steel" from the Evolution line - a "what-if" scenario of Transformers interacting in different time periods - he would like revisit it but doesn't want to flood the market.

Read the rest at TFW!