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I knew it. Secret Junkion combiner here we go.

It shouldn't have to be, but it's possible there's a corporate mandate to keep using it.

This is a Godzilla Threshold moment. They could have checked the document to make sure they didn't give away all these terms, but they were at the point where any accidental damage they were about to do couldn't actually make things worse for themselves. The need to go big outweighed the risk of...

Where is Earth Mode Hound? Did another shipping container sink?

One of the great things about ramen is you can totally control how much sodium you put in it.

It's all D&D. It can stay here.

I don't think the marketing people even know what the movie is about.

I don't know why they don't do this. It's a premise that has only gotten more relevant, while the Cybertronian relic hunt has never been great. It's all backwards.

Off-brand Spam is still cheap, and it's better anyway.

I saw one at a comic shop a couple years ago. It warmed their shelves for a while but somebody did buy it.

That's 100% how I would do things. I have a thing for extended editions, even if they're in the form of a comic adaptation. I collect them, even for movies I didn't love in the first place. I hate that so few companies seem to share my passion.

It was a phenomenon in North America, but less so everywhere else.

If the movie was truly all they had and they needed to stall for time, but also needed to launch the comic with something big (absolutely understandable, and probably completely unavoidable) they did have a way out. Start with the movie. Actually, start before the movie. Start with filly...

This is why Taco Bell has Cravings Boxes. You can get an insane amount of food relatively cheaply.

They could mix up a retelling of the cartoon just by not having such a hard limit on the cast size. Use the whole toyline*, including the 3H guys. Why not? Stop trying to weave characters and their plotlines around the cartoon story and try inserting them wholly in it. The show will always be...

In a way it's on brand for how G5 in general handles pacing. The problem is that IDW is not compensating for how much longer it takes to deliver their content. MYM dropped 8 episodes at once, so we had the option to binge the whole chapter if we wanted to. And even if it had been weekly or...

If the movie does well, they might be in the clear. If the movie does poorly, they'll make excuses but there will be shareholders who blame this fiasco.

The plot has been gone so long that I don't remember when it last mattered. If IDW releases a trade that just collects the main story, it might be the best way to read this series.

It's not that doing Beast Wars isn't a good move. It's that nobody has yet found a comic writer that's good at it.