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It easily features more Transformers than any other poster on Earth, all hanging suspended in mid-air with no readily apparent sense of relative scale.
It easily features more Transformers than any other poster on Earth, all hanging suspended in mid-air with no readily apparent sense of relative scale.


It was pencilled by [[Don Figueroa]], who was realistically Dreamwave's premier artist of the time, and colored by [[Espen Grundetjern]]. ([[Pat Lee]] does not, and cannot, count.) Let's hope that Don got paid for this one!
It was pencilled by [[Don Figueroa]], who was realistically Dreamwave's premier artist of the time, and colored by [[Espen Grundetjern]]. ([[Pat Lee]] does not, and cannot, count.) Sadly, Don Figueroa wasn't paid for penciling the lithograph. [https://x.com/SketchyFig/status/1788982895845290330]
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Latest revision as of 23:55, 29 October 2025

Where's Weir-aldo-(wolf)?!?!??

This lithograph was released in late 2004 by the then-still (almost) solvent Dreamwave Productions to commemorate the Transformers 20th anniversary.

It easily features more Transformers than any other poster on Earth, all hanging suspended in mid-air with no readily apparent sense of relative scale.

It was pencilled by Don Figueroa, who was realistically Dreamwave's premier artist of the time, and colored by Espen Grundetjern. (Pat Lee does not, and cannot, count.) Sadly, Don Figueroa wasn't paid for penciling the lithograph. [1]

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