Radio Free Cybertron remembers JD Church on the fifth anniversary of the show’s return. Hear JD’s first appearance from 2000, fan-chosen favorite moments and his final moments on the show. Plus messages from his wife, Amanda, and from Rob Springer.
Radio Free Cybertron – 11/24/2012
RFC’s Thanksgiving show digs into the vault. Garry Chalk talks Optimus Primal, dubbing the Unicron Trilogy and “Transformers: it’s better than crack.” Marty Isenberg recalls Beast Machines, Transformers Animated and the season four he still wants to write. Plus Hoist Goes Hollywood and Rob’s take on Beast Hunters.
Radio Free Cybertron – 06/21/2012
Transformers Animated comes to the Hub in July, possibly in HD. Arms Micron Optimus Prime gets a giant Matrix sword, and Prime Unicron looks Japan-only. Plus Autocracy #12 and Transformers Rewind on This Is Why I Hate Machines.
Radio Free Cybertron – 02/22/2012
A Transformers Prime game is headed to Wii, DS and 3DS. Encore Twincast brings obscure cassettes, and Fall of Cybertron drops co-op. Exvee reviews Bot Shots, and the crew splits on Orion Pax Part 1.
Radio Free Cybertron – 07/06/2011
Takara’s black Masterpiece Rodimus is coming, and Hasbro’s Masterpiece Rodimus debuts at San Diego Comic-Con. The crew debates whether Dark of the Moon’s Optimus Prime is a jerk, and Exvee finds Target’s Space Case riddled with quality control problems.
Radio Free Cybertron: Dark of the Moon Reviewed
Transformers: Dark of the Moon is surprisingly good, and the whole RFC crew agrees. Sentinel Prime’s betrayal, the Wreckers and Laserbeak steal the show in this spoiler review. The crew still nitpicks the slow spots and an abrupt ending.
Radio Free Cybertron – 05/04/2011
Exvee and Peter review five early Dark of the Moon toys with Mike of TFormers.com, and Skyhammer comes out on top. The new trailer lands, G2 Ramjet sells out in a day, and the crew dissects Transformers Prime’s “Sick Mind.”
Radio Free Cybertron – 04/06/11
Shout Factory’s $50 Beast Wars set, Leonard Nimoy as Sentinel Prime and IDW’s biweekly Chaos storyline lead the week. Brian and TFG1 Mike debate a Transformers subscription service, and the crew imagines Simon Furman’s Marvel Transformers #81.