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'''Dan DiDio''' was an executive at [[Mainframe Entertainment]] assigned to the ''[[Transformers]]'' franchise during the third season of ''[[Beast Wars (cartoon)|Beast Wars]]''. Dan is best known for being the producer who informed [[Marv Wolfman]] that ''Beast Wars'' had no ties to the original series and to do as he pleased with [[Generation 1]] [[continuity]] when outlining ''[[Beast Machines (cartoon)|Beast Machines]]'', and then instructed [[Bob Skir]] and [[Marty Isenberg]] to disregard any previous incarnations of the series in writing ''Beast Machines'', as ''Beast Wars'' was too "continuity-heavy".<ref>''Beast Machines'' DVD supplementary materials</ref> | '''Dan DiDio''' was an executive at [[Mainframe Entertainment]] assigned to the ''[[Transformers]]'' franchise during the third season of ''[[Beast Wars (cartoon)|Beast Wars]]''. Dan is best known for being the producer who informed [[Marv Wolfman]] that ''Beast Wars'' had no ties to the original series and to do as he pleased with [[Generation 1]] [[continuity]] when outlining ''[[Beast Machines (cartoon)|Beast Machines]]'', and then instructed [[Bob Skir]] and [[Marty Isenberg]] to disregard any previous incarnations of the series in writing ''Beast Machines'', as ''Beast Wars'' was too "continuity-heavy".<ref>''Beast Machines'' DVD supplementary materials</ref> | ||
DiDio currently serves as editor-in-chief of DC Comics. | DiDio currently serves as editor-in-chief of DC Comics, exploring new and exciting ways to suck. | ||
==Footnotes== | ==Footnotes== | ||
Revision as of 00:58, 2 November 2009
Dan DiDio was an executive at Mainframe Entertainment assigned to the Transformers franchise during the third season of Beast Wars. Dan is best known for being the producer who informed Marv Wolfman that Beast Wars had no ties to the original series and to do as he pleased with Generation 1 continuity when outlining Beast Machines, and then instructed Bob Skir and Marty Isenberg to disregard any previous incarnations of the series in writing Beast Machines, as Beast Wars was too "continuity-heavy".[1]
DiDio currently serves as editor-in-chief of DC Comics, exploring new and exciting ways to suck.
Footnotes
- ↑ Beast Machines DVD supplementary materials
