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I have coloured a picture I drew back in 1994. It’s of Grimlock, who was my favourite Transformer throughout my childhood. I’ve personally written very little fiction about him, although according to Best First, “Grimlock can pinpoint the exact borough from which a Cybertronian comes, merely from hearing their dialect”. So there’s that. Since he’s spent the past seventeen years as a pencil drawing , I’ve coloured him finally jumping out of the paper. Grimlock is chopping up the head of a Transformer named Krok - an image possibly inspired by Crocodile Dundee. Or possibly just because it was the ‘extreme’ nineties and I was a teenage boy, hence the dripping oil, severed wires and rounds of ammunition. The art style is a tribute to Andy Wildman, Stephen Baskerville and Nel Yomtov, the art team that finished off the Marvel US run of Transformers Generation 1 with issue #80 in 1991. Issue #81 is finally coming out soon. Twenty years later.

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I have coloured a picture I drew back in 1994. It’s of Grimlock, who was my favourite Transformer throughout my childhood. I’ve personally written very little fiction about him, although according to Best First, “Grimlock can pinpoint the exact borough from which a Cybertronian comes, merely from hearing their dialect”. So there’s that. Since he’s spent the past seventeen years as a pencil drawing , I’ve coloured him finally jumping out of the paper. Grimlock is chopping up the head of a Transformer named Krok - an image possibly inspired by Crocodile Dundee. Or possibly just because it was the ‘extreme’ nineties and I was a teenage boy, hence the dripping oil, severed wires and rounds of ammunition. The art style is a tribute to Andy Wildman, Stephen Baskerville and Nel Yomtov, the art team that finished off the Marvel US run of Transformers Generation 1 with issue #80 in 1991. Issue #81 is finally coming out soon. Twenty years later.