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Bye Felicia
No but seriously, this book never escaped being a hot mess, and while I'm glad they've enjoyed doing it their way, it's such an oddity and so dense that I haven't really kept up with it, I bought them but they're uncracked.
TF vs Joe comic ending with issue #13
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TF vs Joe comic ending with issue #13

See, that one's a camcorder, that one's a camera, that one's a phone, and they're doing "Speak no evil, See no evil, Hear no evil", get it?
Re: TF vs Joe comic ending with issue #13
Yeah, I'm not sorry to see this end. This is the one TF related book that was so God awful that I actually returned it to the comic book store. And that's saying something. I have stuck with some of the worst comics in TF history and can only recall once when I stopped getting a book and this where I actually took it back. Yeah, even the Beast Wars books are still in my collection. And I don't think much of Scioli's art. I've doodled better Transformers drawings on scratch paper. 

Re: TF vs Joe comic ending with issue #13
This series ran about 13 issues too long.
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Re: TF vs Joe comic ending with issue #13
I've never read an issue. I'm not a big Joe fan anyway, but the retro-art (aka: trying to mimic the poor art from the early days of Marvel Transformers) put me off anyway. And wasn't this book often late?
Re: TF vs Joe comic ending with issue #13
The art was evocative of pre-80 comics (and was worse than most of the early TF comics). Yes, it was terrible.
And, as is often the case with self-indulgent series, Scioli was often late.
The best thing about this series is that it is almost over.
And, as is often the case with self-indulgent series, Scioli was often late.
The best thing about this series is that it is almost over.