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Script: Evan Stanley

Line Art: Thomas Rothlisberger

Colors: John-Paul Bove

Color Assists: Ed Pirrie

Letters: Shawn Lee

Transformers: Mosaic #623 - "Mind's Eye"

Originally posted on October 17th, 2011

Story - Mike Priest Art - Ed Pirrie Colours - Matt Marshall Letters - Graham Thomson

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wada sez: I’ll just leave Pirrie’s summary of what’s going on here: “The human, Hunter O'Nion, had already been turned against his will into a Headmaster component for the Autobot Sunstreaker by Scorponok. The pair were eventually physically disconnected, but when Bombshell learned of the human he kidnapped him and used him as a kind of 'hub' to hack into the Autobot defense systems. This scene is only really meant to illustrate a possibility of what that must have been like for Hunter, since it all happened off-panel.” Sunstreaker and Ratchet appear in vehicle mode in the first panel. Hunter’s distorted mind-state is represented using washed-out newsprint coloring, to distinguish it from the more stylistically-modern present. Further comments from this strip’s creators on deviantART give some context for its creation. Priest said: “(Evil laughter.) I like Hunter, but I like Bombshell more. Besides, Ed and me already were super-nice to Hunter and brought him back in our last Mosaic together! The lad can handle some cruelty.” Pirrie added: “My own interpretation of the story seems to be different to everyone else's. I never really saw it as Bombshell deliberately torturing Hunter's mind. I saw it that Bombshell was just sadistically going about whatever he needed to do to get into the Autobot systems, and Hunter's subconcious was periodically escaping into this fantastical happy place as a coping mechanism. Maybe this is why I considered it a companion piece to that Verity Mosaic (in which we discover Hunter's mind has survived by retreating into cyberspace) when even the writer, Mike, did not.” Priest responded: “Yeah, it can be interpreted either way, really. Heh, this and "Still Life" were written months and months apart, which is why I never considered them companion pieces, but they do work well together, don't they?” Pirrie clarified: “Whereas I first read them back to back, and that was the natural conclusion for me! I guess I'll always be inclined to think of tham as a pair because of that.” See below for clean inks.

Review: Transformers: Fate of Cybertron

Transformers: Fate of Cybertron wraps up the current series nicely but doesn't deliver a memorable finale #comics #comicbooks #transformers

IDW Publishing has had a hell of a run with the Transformers license spanning 17 years. Some of that has been amazing, some a bit bumpy, but a lot of it was very entertaining. I didn’t enjoy the latest volume a whole lot, but decided to check out the finale of the run, Transformers: Fate of Cybertron. Written by Brian Ruckley, the over-sized one-shot delivers the final stand of Optimus against…

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2012 Auto-Assembly Fanzine "Outshined"

Art by Gareth Watson

Colours by Josh Burcham

Written by Ben & Ed Pirrie

Presented by Liam Shalloo and HDE

Part 1 - Part 2

the main gains 🫰 As always, I tried to collect Rungs from as many artists as possible and as always they didn't disappoint 🥹👌

Close ups with proper credit below!

Ed Pirrie

@jarofloosescrews

Nick Roche

Ben Pirrie

Steve White

Hinomars

 shoutout to John-Paul Bove and Ed Pirrie, the coloring for this issue I like alot.

Original version of the pencils for one page of the Auto Assembly 2014 fancomic written by Ed Pirrie. He had me in mind to do the G2 pages from the get go. In the end I went for a closer to Geoff Senior approach but I always liked these.

Dipinto della scuola di Raffaello donato alla Pinacoteca di Bari

Un dipinto su tavola della metà del 1500 attributo alla scuola di Raffaello e quasi certamente opera del pittore Antonio Pirri, è stato donato alla Pinacoteca di Bari dalla famiglia pugliese dei Macario, che ne è proprietaria da oltre due secoli. L’opera dal titolo ‘Madonna con bambino e santi Zaccaria ed Elisabetta’ è ritenuta dalla Pinacoteca un “importante dipinto” e sarà esposta nelle sale…

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#cagliaritiamo28settembre.mov from vittorio e.pisu on Vimeo.

CagliariTiAmo 100 palchi di periferia Festival delle periferie con oltre 60 artisti, per 10 giornate, in giro per la città di Cagliari 20-30 settembre 2022 Dieci giorni di spettacoli, sessanta artisti e cento palchi non convenzionali: sono questi i numeri di CagliariTiAmo, il festival diffuso che si svolgerà nelle aree periferiche della città. Dal 20 al 30 settembre, i quartieri di Is Mirrionis, San Michele, Giorgino, CEP e la municipalità di Pirri ospiteranno concerti, performance ed esibizioni musicali, teatrali e di danza, rigorosamente ad accesso gratuito. La kermesse, a cura de Le Lucide di Lucidosottile, invaderà piazze pubbliche e posti insoliti come officine, palestre, negozi, ristoranti e locali. L'iniziativa, che contribuisce a diffondere la cultura anche in luoghi generalmente esclusi dalle canoniche rappresentazioni, si inserisce nell'ambito del progetto "Cagliari dal vivo 2022", la grande manifestazione nata dall’accordo di programma tra il Ministero della Cultura e l’amministrazione comunale. Cento appuntamenti in dieci giorni, tra spettacoli dal vivo, laboratori con le scuole e performance sono in programma a Cagliari nei quartieri di Is Mirrionis, San Michele, Giorgino, Cep e Pirri. È il festival in luoghi non convenzionali targato LucidoSottile e intitolato “CagliariTiAmo”, da che prevede un teatro gratuito diffuso nelle botteghe e nelle piazze, nelle case e nei bar, nelle palestre e nei garage. Il fine dell’iniziativa? Restituire agli abitanti di quei quartieri la loro storia, sublimandola con il linguaggio dell’arte scenica. Il calendario completo degli appuntamenti è disponibile al link seguente: cagliaritiamo.it/

Una trasmissione Sardonia Un film di Vittorio E. Pisu

Nel packs up her late father's home while simultaneously unpacking memories of their volatile relationship. Left Over is a BFI Network funded short film written and directed by David N. Drake, starring Chloe Pirrie (Under the Banner of Heaven, The Queen's Gambit, The Crown) and Ian Hart (Last Kingdom, God's Own Country, Harry Potter). Nel - Chloe Pirrie Mick - Ian Hart Writer & Director - David N. Drake Producer - Ludovico Zanette Cinematographer - Evelyn Lindberg Casting Director - Kharmel Cochrane Production Designer - Paulina Camacho Editor - Ian Drake Composer - Jack Brady Spelman Sound Designer - Ed Rousseau Costume Designer - Caitlin Brown Executive Producer - Thomas Wightman Production Manager - Ewelina Dziedzic 1st Assistant Director - Julian Lara-Cid

Transformers: Mosaic #426 - "Wonderings"

Originally posted on October 26th, 2009

Story - Martin Fisher Art - Ed Pirrie Colours - Timothy Pugh Letters - Dave Reynolds

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wada sez: As helpfully written at the top of this strip, it’s set during Escalation #2. It tells us what Ratchet is thinking during the scene where he examines the decoy car left by the Machination to fake Sunstreaker’s death. He blew the Autobots’ cover earlier in Infiltration to save his human friends. Preview and uncolored inks below.

Review: 'Transformers Beast Wars' #7 Continues A New Course

Review: ‘Transformers Beast Wars’ #7 Continues A New Course

Artist Winston Chan is very precise with the line work and choreography in IDW’s Transformers: Beast Wars #7. However, some of the motions are arguably less dynamic than some might prefer. Also colorist Sidvenblu only elevates the quality of Chan’s art when it comes to the characters. Meaning that the colors of the backgrounds are less solid and less appealing than the colors of the characters.…

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TFNation 2020 Limited Edition Optimus Prime print (pre-)signed by Peter Cullen.

2012 Auto-Assembly Fanzine "Outshined"

Lineart by Gareth Watson

Colours by Josh Burcham

Written by Ben & Ed Pirrie

Presented by Liam Shalloo and HDE

Part 1 - Part 2

King Grimlock Reigns in August and Shattered Glass Begins

King Grimlock Reigns in August and Shattered Glass Begins #ComicBooks #Comics #Transformers

IDW Publishing’s line of Transformers comic books will rule the summer… so proclaims King Grimlock! Debuting in August, two new miniseries, Transformers: King Grimlock and Transformers: Shattered Glass, will thrill lifelong Transformers fans and newcomers to the franchise. Additionally, new story arcs will appear in IDW’s monthly series Transformers and Transformers: Beast Wars. Transformers:…

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TRANSFORMERS: SHATTERED GLASS #1 - Mirror Universe

Issus #4 of @IDWPublishing's TRANSFORMERS: SHATTERED GLASS is coming on Dec 1st Here's @DarrenShulman's on the 1st issue from @weredawgz, @Guido_Guidi, John Wycough, @wordmongerer. @LetterSquids, Jake Wood. Johanna Nattalie., @rileysauruss, & @IDW_David_M

Writer: Danny LoreArtist: Guido GuidiInker: John WycoughColorist: John-Paul BoveColor Assist: Ed PirrieLetterer: LetterSquidsDesigners: Jake Wood and Johanna NattalieEditor: Riley FarmerSupervising Editor: David Mariotte Thanks to Vault Comics for the review copy! Transformers is one of those awesome ‘good guys versus bad guys’ franchises. It’s generally pretty clear that the Autobots are good…

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