If you've been a fan of Dan Khanna's art over the years, you'll be excited to know that the Transformers artist has put a variety of original comic book art on eBay. These range from OTFCC's Transformers Universe comics, TCC comics, and Botcon comics to Titan UK Comics and IDW comics. So there's quite the smorgasbord to choose from!

Click here to see the auctions, and here to read Dan Khanna's deviantArt page about them. 

The Decepticons are getting another German! The-Arker.com has posted a small gallery of an upcoming Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen repaint for the Scout Class Ransack mold. The biplane will now be painted red, white and black; an homage to WWI German ace, the Red Baron! But not to be outdone, the Autobots have their own repaint on its way. Vansch of the 2005 Boards has posted an image of the Scout Dune Runner mold painted as G1 Autobot Beachcomber!

Click here to see the Ransack recolor, and here to see and discuss the Dune Runner one. Thanks to BassX10, Vansch and The-Arker for the news!

And now, all fans can see how Counterpunch's head will look like at the Transformers Collectors' Club site! We're shown details from both sides and how the head would look like without the helmet, as well how it might work on switching between Punch and Counterpunch!

Hop over to the TFCC site to see it and sound off your thoughts here!

Big Bad Toy Store has sent over their latest newsletter, and it can be summed up in two phrases, "New Reveals" and "Warehouse Finds". Oh, and "Awesome"!

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NEW PREORDERS
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HASBRO REVEALS NEW MARVEL, TRANSFORMERS & STAR WARS
JAPANESE & KOREAN MICROMAN FINDS
JAPANESE & KOREAN CAR ROBOTS TF FINDS
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NEW ARRIVALS
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TRANSFORMERS DEVICE LABEL - RAVAGE & TIGATRON USB FLASH DRIVES

Click here for the full newsletter, including non-Transformers related products.

Lonegamer8 continues her report on the Paramount Press Junket held a few weeks ago...but this may be the part that most fans were waiting for; Mike Ballog and Aaron Archer's panel! So if there's a question about the Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (or Universe or Animated) toys that you have had, make sure you check out the panel summary to see if the two Hasbro reps have answered them!

Ballog mentioned that 75 percent of men between the ages of 25 and 35 in the United States today played with Transformers when they were children after it was released back in 1984. He continued on that the franchise was in part driven by TV animation, pointing out the original series being a staple after school, and that it hasn’t changed since then, with over 400 episodes and several characters being constants throughout the years. In addition, Ballog added that there’s over 6500 characters with still stories to tell, and over 5000 toys created, as well noting the progression of characters such as Optimus Prime.

Click here to see Lonegamer's full write-up.