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Yet, Dreamwave did not write stories advertising those specific reissues.

I can: All of them. ;)

Thrilling 30 was specifically made to be "IDW1: The Toyline", but only after the IDW1 comics had already long since established themselves. Many of the toys were based on comic-original designs, instead of the comic designs being based on toys. In Thrilling 30's case, it was made to advertise...

Same thing with Dreamwave's G1 comics, too.

Those are the same exclusives from this year's SDCC.

...It's a subline. Walmart's not gonna carry all of those and treat it like a main line. 2018: 7 releases for Vintage G1 2019: 7 more releases for Vintage G1 (plus 1 release exclusive to Hasbro Pulse) 2020: 1 release for Vintage G1, 7 releases for Retro Headmasters 2021: 4 releases for Vintage...

When the King of Atlantis summons you to his home, you are obligated to fulfill his demands no matter what toys go on sale at the time.

'Tis what happens when a comic that isn't trying to sell toys is forced to try selling toys, but still tries its darndest to continue not doing that like it had before and after.

They still exist. No age limit on things you like. ;)

That Mikey's happy face is adorable.

I feel like the Retro Generations line is set to be this line's replacement for next year, based on how Walmart's recent reissue sublines have alternated with 1980s-themed sublines of modern figures. 2018-2020: Vintage G1 2020: Retro Headmasters 2021-2023: Vintage Beast Wars 2023-2024...

Yeah, it's a shared Walmart exclusive, so I wouldn't expect many other venues to carry it besides Pulse and Walmart.

Yeah, every previous reissue of this mold already did the purple version. There's plenty of options out there for those who want purple.

He was and he wasn't. That part of his body changed colors whenever he transformed. In bug mode, it was purple. In robot mode, it was gray. Guess this means they have to bring back the old Color Changers gimmick from Generation 2 in order to give us a completely accurate Bombshell.

All because they were made by Hasbro alone, without any assistance from Takara.

You have no idea. P.S., "Machinima"

Fort Max was Michael Dorn, Perceptor was Wil Wheaton, the voice cast was weird.

Just Emissary. No others.

A toy voiced by Jon Bailey and Chad Vader, of course. :p

What makes you think this will even make it to store shelves at all? Most of these Collaborative figures are online-only.