Eagle-eyed readers will no doubt notice that I reused Spike in a tuxedo, which had featured in Transformers: The Complete Ark
Another observation is that the Quintesson transport glyph reused the dragon character model of The Golden One, unaltered. That's a bit lazy, especially since it's a 3/4th view and not a profile. Bill and I did the reverse for a page of the G.I. Joe Field Manual. In the Real American Hero episode The Gods Below, the team encounters several Egyptian gods. Bill noticed that the models were whimsically drawn up to look like Egyptian artwork, either in profile or directly forward. He decided to lay out the page like an Egyptian tableau. It's one of the more unusual pages in the book, but I think it's really neat. You can see it this summer when the book goes on-sale.
That's it for now! More Madman's Paradise next week!
1 comment:
"Quintesson transport glyph reused the dragon character model of The Golden One, unaltered. That's a bit lazy, especially since it's a 3/4th view and not a profile."
Perhaps they didn't want to bother much as season 3 background artists tended to botch things? Like they kept botching Cybertron - it had like a million different looks.
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