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* In the late 2000s, [[Phil Jimenez]], in collaboration with [[IDW Publishing]] editor-in-chef [[Chris Ryall]], pitched a comic book crossover between the Transformers and DC Comics' {{w|Justice League}}. Sadly, the pitch never came to fruition | * In the late 2000s, [[Phil Jimenez]], in collaboration with [[IDW Publishing]] editor-in-chef [[Chris Ryall]], pitched a comic book crossover between the Transformers and DC Comics' {{w|Justice League}}. Sadly, the pitch never came to fruition,<ref name="jla">[http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2012/08/phil-jimenezs-jlatransformers-crossover-pitch-was-undeniably-epic/ Phil Jimenez’s JLA/Transformers crossover pitch was undeniably ‘epic’] at Comic Book Resources</ref> likely in part due to the massive {{w|The New 52}} reboot project of [[2011]]. | ||
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Revision as of 05:46, 9 July 2021
DC Comics is a U.S. comic book company, primary rival to Marvel Comics and creator of the world-renowned Superman and Batman. While DC Comics has yet to formally collaborate with Hasbro in a Transformers project, many freelancer creators at IDW Publishing have done work for DC.
Notes
- In the late 2000s, Phil Jimenez, in collaboration with IDW Publishing editor-in-chef Chris Ryall, pitched a comic book crossover between the Transformers and DC Comics' Justice League. Sadly, the pitch never came to fruition,[1] likely in part due to the massive The New 52 reboot project of 2011.
References
- ↑ Phil Jimenez’s JLA/Transformers crossover pitch was undeniably ‘epic’ at Comic Book Resources
External links
- Official site
- DC Comics at Wikipedia
