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(for any noobs…this strip is a shout out all the back to Lil Formers #1!)

So it’s been 4 years, 200 strips (more actually, counting stuff I’ve done for TFW2005, Official Transformers club mag, and more…) and I’m pretty proud of Lil Formers at this point. I’d like to thank all the loyal readers who comment on Lil Formers.com, my watchers on deviantart, those of you who come out to see me at conventions, and even you silent lurkers!

I never anticipated my little web comic would get so popular. Heck, I didn’t even intend for it to be a series at the start. I just doodled out a Shockwave, added a speech balloon to him, and that would have been it… except folks asked for more and eventually I found myself doing Lil Formers every week.

So what does THE END mean? Am I retiring Lil Formers? Well no… but I am putting the weekly strip schedule aside so I can focus on other things. I’ve got some other concepts I want to develop, and a lot of cool stuff is going on at my day job as Managing Editor of UDON Entertainment. Plus I’m getting married in a year! Phew!

I will be doing more Lil Formers strips I’m sure, just not on every Monday like in the past. I will though be doing more blog posts where I dig up old Lil Formers art, talk about projects I’m working on, or maybe just post something I drew that day. So if you come back every week, there should be soemthing nifty for you to check out. I’ve even got a strip idea for next so, who knows…maybe I won’t escape so easily heh.

Thanks again, to everyone.

-Matt Moylan

Part three of Destro’s unfortunate dealings with Cobra Commander. (Read part 1 and part 2 if you haven’t before).

Again, this one is inspired by a now year-old conversation with Transformers colorist Josh Perez. He’s nuttier than Chinese chicken salad.

Next week, Lil Formers #200…

Soundwave and Ratbat are joined by Ratchet and Blaster…it’s a party now! Here they are hanging out on the guest room futon:

A real game if you haven’t heard! Two games actually!

Though, the response I’ve seen from most people is usually: “Really?…Does anybody play Tekken anymore?”

Myself, I had to lookup ref for the Tekken guy….I have already forgotten his name. Here’s a video though!

This is about as spoiler free a comic as I could come up with heh. If you haven’t seen the movie yet, hurry up!

About the debate over the ending of the movie, I’ve heard one really good argument for each side of the argument. But they both require either A) examining the movie credits or B) having read the original screenplay.  So to me in the end it is up in the air.

And yes, Freddy’s totem is a Deadpool action figure

PS: Don’t forget to check out the free online Inception prequel comic featuring art by UDON (never pass up a chance to plug our studio!)

Don’t forget, I’ll have a Lil Formers table set up this weekend at TFcon in Toronto Canada, July 17-18th. Find all the info at TFcon.ca.

I’ll be selling prints (included TF Animated and G1 Battle scene, never before sold at a TFcon), selling buttons(news! some that were not even sold at Botcon!) and ove course doing commission sketches!

Also, that Night-bird figure the con has produced is pretty kickin’, check it out:

UPDATE: Hi all, I’ll be at the San Diego Comic-Con all week, so no new strip this week. I will try to get something new up some time on Tuesday the 27th. See you then! Oh, also if you want to come by to see me at SDCC, I’m at the UDON booth #5037. Full details here

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Something of a follow-up to a very old Lil Formers, from over 3 years ago: Lil Formers #37: Devastator

Props to whoever can identify all four limbs’ original combiners first. Hint - none of them are Transformers.

Also lots of news this past week! If you missed it on the blog:

- Lil Formers - Pirated!
- Matt interviewed in ImagineFX magazine
- Matt featured in VENT - UDON’s 10th anniversary anthology
- Botcon 2010 report

Plus, don’t forget that I’ll be at TFcon in Toronto this coming weekend(July 17-18th) selling prints, buttons, and sketches!

I’ve had artwork stolen before, by general DA art thieves and even some business websites. But check this out - Lil Formers art on a Chinese bootleg Transformer! Awesome! haha. It’s useless to get mad about this, since there’s really no way to fight Chinese bootlegging. So just gotta laugh about it. Here are pics of the toy and the original art:

While the character isn’t the same (this is fan art of a non-TF character named Cougar) at least the vehicle modes match up(Jeep).

I did actually order one from KO toys , but a word of warning about them - If you are a MOC(mint on card) collector, don’t go near these guys. I guess they figure nobody would ever care about a knockoff packaging being in good shape. In the toy I ordered, they actually FOLDED THE CARDBOARD FLAP IN HALF to fit in int he box they chose. So my art was all crumpled up…oh well! Learned never to buy from them again heh.

Here’s a little more detailed write up I did for the UDON Blog:

Issue #58 of ImagineFX magazine has been available in the UK for a few weeks, but has just now hit North American shelves. This issue of the ultimate fantasy and sci-fi art magazine profiles the UDON crew, talking about the studio’s 10th anniversary, working as a creative services house, the ins and outs of publishing, and more. Managing editor Matt Moylan, project manager Jim Zubkavich, and artists Omar Dogan and Jeffrey “Chamba” Cruz all give their thoughts about UDON in the article.

Also in this issue:
-UDON artist and regular ImagineFX contributor Saejin Oh provides a detailed worksop lesson
-UDONer Jeffrey Cruz gives an interview about manga
-Darkstalkers and Street Fighter Tribute contributor (and Darkstalkers Vol.2 cover artist) Warren Louw gets profiled as this issue’s “Artist in Residence”
-UDON artist Gonzalo Ordonez Arias gets tagged in this issue’s deviantwatch list

Read more about the issue here: ImagineFX #58