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I haven't really been paying attention, have they already done a normal GaoGaiGar in this line, or are they starting with Genesic GGG straight out of the gate?

TFCon put out this nice vid of Morgan Lofing interview clips as a tribute:

Vincent Adultscript

Gaijin Sentai Lacrosseman

Hey Blud, you, uh, might want to check your calendar.

Fewer than 3,000 people were killed on 9/11, and nearly 400 of those weren't Americans. Even if you add in the ~1400 rescue workers who died in the following fifteen years from post-9/11 complications and consider all ~1200 Manhattanites who had been diagnosed with cancer due to exposure as...

Well, yes. The original "action figures", the 12" GI Joes, were designed to be in-scale with Barbie dolls.

It probably shouldn't bother me, and won't in any practical way, because I'll never own one, but it bugs me that the truck-mode grille and the robot-mode fake grille aren't the same color.

I got my first Transformer (Gears, hence the avatar) in late spring of '84. I remember taking it in for show-and-tell at some point before summer vacation that year, which is how I at least have a rough approximation of the timeframe. I probably got it from my grandmother, because she used to...

Sad news. The ZAZ movies were pretty influential on my sense of humor growing up.

Compared to Under the Dome, It is a light vacation novel.

I had one when I was a kid that was surprisingly complete for a GI Joe vehicle that was bought at a second-hand store. The only thing missing was Ghostrider, so Sci-Fi got drafted to be the pilot in his stead because he was the same neon green as the accent color on the plane.

The obvious solution is to just call him 'Bumblebeeblast'.

I'm wondering if the FTC might need to get involved here; having two of the biggest purveyors of fake news under one corporate umbrella might raise concerns about a monopoly, no?

The one time they nailed the price point was with Transmetal Primal and Megs. Then it was right back to shelfwarming with Scavenger.

“One of the saddest lessons of history is this: If we’ve been bamboozled long enough, we tend to reject any evidence of the bamboozle. We’re no longer interested in finding out the truth. The bamboozle has captured us. It’s simply too painful to acknowledge, even to ourselves, that we’ve been...

Fair point. It was really the 'killing off old characters' part that was new and surprising.