Some cheap Transformers candy contains lead, and Rob is keeping his sealed. Transformers 3 heads to Washington, D.C., and Transformers Prime adds cast. Brian loses power mid-show, so the crew carries on without him.
Radio Free Cybertron – July 28 2010: Better with Video
Radio Free Cybertron goes live with video. Figure King images tease Masterpiece Rodimus, IDW’s Comic-Con panel promises a Punch/Counterpunch miniseries, and a second Seacons deco surfaces. The crew also shares toys they repurpose as other characters.
Radio Free Cybertron – July 21st 2010: Transformers Prime from SDCC!
Jack from TFormers calls in from San Diego Comic-Con with a first-hand report on the Transformers Prime panel, where Peter Cullen and a Frank Welker video stole the show. A gold-toned Predaking reissue, $1 RPMs at Dollar Tree and Punch-Counterpunch delays round out the news.
Radio Free Cybertron – 06/16/10
Generations Dion is out and falling apart in JD’s hands. John DeLuna gets Punch/Counterpunch, the crew tries the War for Cybertron demo, and Stan Bush backs RFC’s Project Awesome. Then it’s a crash course in BotCon 2010 etiquette.
Radio Free Cybertron – 05/12/10
The Transformers Hall of Fame names Peter Cullen and Bob Budiansky, and the fan vote’s radio buttons don’t work. Punch-Counterpunch and Clench pictures surface, and Pat Lee resurfaces at Newsarama. The live crew then picks the humans for a Hall of Fame and a Hall of Lame.
Radio Free Cybertron – 04/28/10
Masterpiece Convoy Sleep Mode, a BotCon 2010 Streetstar and War for Cybertron’s new Warpath and Barricade lead a live RFC. Plus a Del Rey origin novel, first looks at Drift, and how much limited runs drive what collectors pay.
Radio Free Cybertron – 03/31/10
Radio Free Cybertron goes live with callers for the first time. War for Cybertron voice rumors get debunked mid-show, Punch-Counterpunch sells out, and The Hub sets a 10/10/10 launch.