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Transformers: Mosaic #515 - "Cash & Kalis"

Originally posted on July 12th, 2010

Story - Robert Lock Art - Ed Pirrie Colours, Letters - Michael J. Trampert

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wada sez: Gutcruncher’s profession as a grave-robber stems back to his original Tech Specs. This whole strip ties into the Marvel UK storyline “City of Fear!”; like in that story, the Duocons are depicted more as triple changers. Ed Pirrie has drawn Bulkhead into the crowd in the penultimate panel. Preview, inks, and clean colors below.

Transformers: Mosaic #131 - "The Greater Good"

Originally posted on April 14th, 2008

Story - Robert Lock Art - Mike Ackerman Letters - Carlos Oliveros

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wada sez: According to his Budiansky bio, Doublecross’ two heads “never agree on anything”. This strip puts a new spin on that! Mainframe generalises about Doublecross’ “whole subline”, referring to the Monsterbots. Clean inks and colors below.

Transformers: Mosaic #218 - "Burning Bridges"

Originally posted on July 4th, 2008

Story - Robert Lock Art - Ben Pirrie Colours - David C. Ayling Letters - Carlos Oliveros

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wada sez: An origin is provided for Ruckus here; he was originally an employee of "Speedway Couriers", and was upgraded into his Triggercon form by the Decepticons after intervening in a shootout. Gherkin observes that he uses his new firepower to "go postal". The barkeeper seen on Elpasos in "Wanted: Galvatron — Dead or Alive!" is seen cowering behind the bar, with a Galvatron wanted poster on the second panel cementing the reference. The spaghetti-western-inspired planet suits the quick-drawing Ruckus. The flaming motorcycle courier stands out as what I can only assume is an OC; the other one appears to be Wreck-Gar. A previous strip also used the same title “Burning Bridges”. Clean colors below.

Transformers: Mosaic #175 - "First They Came"

Originally posted on June 2nd, 2008

Story - Robert Lock Art - Ben Pirrie Colours - Susan Loweck Letters - Carlos Oliveros

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