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[[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Bumblebee]] as depicted in the [[IDW Publishing|IDW]] [[2005 IDW continuity|2005-2018 continuity]], going through a variety of style and design changes. | |||
'''Top row, left to right:''' | '''Top row, left to right:''' | ||
*Original IDW design by [[E. J. Su]] based on a Volkswagen Beetle [[alternate mode]], taken from ''[[The Transformers: Infiltration|Infiltration]]'' [[Infiltration issue 3|issue 3]]. Art by E. J. Su, colors by [[John Rauch]]. | *Original IDW design by [[E. J. Su]] based on a Volkswagen Beetle [[alternate mode]], taken from ''[[The Transformers: Infiltration|Infiltration]]'' [[Infiltration issue 3|issue 3]]. Art by E. J. Su, colors by [[John Rauch]]. | ||
*[[Don Figueroa]]'s reinterpretation of the E. J. Su design with some traits of [[live-action film series|live-action movie]] aesthetics, taken from [[A Rude Awakening|issue 3]] of the [[The Transformers (IDW)|ongoing ''Transformers'' title]]. Art by Don Figueroa, colors by [[James Brown]]. | *[[Don Figueroa]]'s reinterpretation of the E. J. Su design with some traits of [[live-action film series|live-action movie]] aesthetics, taken from [[Things Fall Apart, Part 2: "A Rude Awakening"|issue 3]] of the [[The Transformers (IDW)|ongoing ''Transformers'' title]]. Art by Don Figueroa, colors by [[James Brown]]. | ||
*A | *A hybrid between Bumblebee's ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|Generation 1]]'' [[character model|animation model]] and his original ''[[The Transformers (toyline)|Generation 1]]'' [[toy]] (originally designed by [[Guido Guidi]] for an ''[[The Transformers: Infiltration|Infiltration]]''-era [[:File:BumblebeeRIC.jpg|promotional art piece]] and [[:File:Infiltration 1d.jpg|one of the]] [[variant]] covers of [[Infiltration issue 1|''Infiltration'' #1]]), taken from [[The Impossible Knot|issue 2]] of the [[The Transformers: Bumblebee|''Bumblebee'' limited series]]. Art by [[Chee Yang Ong]], colors by [[Moose Baumann]]. | ||
*New Bumblebee "upgrade" design based on a Dodge Challenger alternate mode, taken from [[Wings of Wax|issue 4]] of the ''Bumblebee'' limited series. Art by Chee Yang Ong, colors by Moose Baumann. | |||
*Don Figueroa's interpretation of the "upgrade" design, taken from [[Things Fall Apart, Part 4: "Enemies of the System"|issue 5]] of the ongoing ''Transformers'' title. Art by Don Figueroa, colors by James Brown. | |||
'''Bottom row, left to right:''' | '''Bottom row, left to right:''' | ||
*E. J. Su didn't get the memo and drew Bumblebee in his original IDW design again, but in a new style. Taken from [[All His Engines|issue 7]] of the ongoing ''Transformers'' title. Art by E. J. Su, colors by James Brown. | *E. J. Su didn't get the memo and drew Bumblebee in his original IDW design again, but in a new style. Taken from [[All His Engines|issue 7]] of the ongoing ''Transformers'' title. Art by E. J. Su, colors by James Brown. | ||
{{IDWG1interior|year=06-2010|multiseries=yes}} | *[[Guido Guidi]]'s own take on Chee Yang Ong's version, with elements taken from an alternate Don Figueroa design shown on [[:File:TFvol1_5cvrRI.jpg|one of the]] variant covers of [[Things Fall Apart, Part 4: "Enemies of the System"|issue 5]] of the ongoing ''Transformers'' title (which is also the design used for [[Cliffjumper (G1)|Cliffjumper]] in the first few issues). Taken from [[International Incident Part 1: "The Land Ironclads"|issue 9]] of the ongoing ''Transformers'' title. Art by Guido Guidi, colors by James Brown. | ||
*Guidi Guidi decided to try yet ''another'' version, this time a cross between the previous one and the Don Figueroa version. Taken from [[International Incident Part 2: "Ranks of Bronze"|issue 10]] of the ongoing ''Transformers'' title. Art by Guido Guidi, colors by James Brown. | |||
*A better look at the same design. Taken from [[International Incident Part 3: "Hawk Among the Sparrows"|issue 11]] of the ongoing ''Transformers'' title. Art by Guido Guidi, colors by James Brown. | |||
{{IDWG1interior|year=06-2010|multiseries=yes|nocategory=true}} | |||
[[Category: Comparison images]] | [[Category: Comparison images]] | ||
[[Category: Images by E. J. Su]] | [[Category: Images by E. J. Su]] | ||
[[Category: Images by John Rauch]] | [[Category: Images by John Rauch]] | ||
[[Category: Images by Don Figueroa]] | [[Category: Images by Don Figueroa]] | ||
[[Category: Images by Guido Guidi]] | |||
[[Category: Images by James Brown]] | [[Category: Images by James Brown]] | ||
[[Category: Images by Chee Yang Ong]] | [[Category: Images by Chee Yang Ong]] | ||
[[Category: Images by Moose Baumann]] | [[Category: Images by Moose Baumann]] | ||
[[Category: Images by Chee Yang Ong]] | [[Category: Images by Chee Yang Ong]] | ||
[[Category: IDW The Transformers interior images]] | |||
[[Category: Infiltration interior images]] | |||
[[Category: Bumblebee interior images]] | |||
[[Category: Bumblebee images]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:39, 16 February 2021
Bumblebee as depicted in the IDW 2005-2018 continuity, going through a variety of style and design changes.
Top row, left to right:
- Original IDW design by E. J. Su based on a Volkswagen Beetle alternate mode, taken from Infiltration issue 3. Art by E. J. Su, colors by John Rauch.
- Don Figueroa's reinterpretation of the E. J. Su design with some traits of live-action movie aesthetics, taken from issue 3 of the ongoing Transformers title. Art by Don Figueroa, colors by James Brown.
- A hybrid between Bumblebee's Generation 1 animation model and his original Generation 1 toy (originally designed by Guido Guidi for an Infiltration-era promotional art piece and one of the variant covers of Infiltration #1), taken from issue 2 of the Bumblebee limited series. Art by Chee Yang Ong, colors by Moose Baumann.
- New Bumblebee "upgrade" design based on a Dodge Challenger alternate mode, taken from issue 4 of the Bumblebee limited series. Art by Chee Yang Ong, colors by Moose Baumann.
- Don Figueroa's interpretation of the "upgrade" design, taken from issue 5 of the ongoing Transformers title. Art by Don Figueroa, colors by James Brown.
Bottom row, left to right:
- E. J. Su didn't get the memo and drew Bumblebee in his original IDW design again, but in a new style. Taken from issue 7 of the ongoing Transformers title. Art by E. J. Su, colors by James Brown.
- Guido Guidi's own take on Chee Yang Ong's version, with elements taken from an alternate Don Figueroa design shown on one of the variant covers of issue 5 of the ongoing Transformers title (which is also the design used for Cliffjumper in the first few issues). Taken from issue 9 of the ongoing Transformers title. Art by Guido Guidi, colors by James Brown.
- Guidi Guidi decided to try yet another version, this time a cross between the previous one and the Don Figueroa version. Taken from issue 10 of the ongoing Transformers title. Art by Guido Guidi, colors by James Brown.
- A better look at the same design. Taken from issue 11 of the ongoing Transformers title. Art by Guido Guidi, colors by James Brown.
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