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Old 12-08-2011, 08:10 PM   #7971
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Originally posted by: Kickback @ TFW2005.com

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With the release yesterday of the on-going Transformers #31, the writing reign of Transformers scribe Mike Costa has come to its own conclusion. Having written a total of 35 issues of Transformers, Mike Costa, interviewing with the The Underbase Podcast, proudly stated how honored and how “really cool” it is to know that only Transformers legends Simon Furman and Bob Budiansky have written more issues of this timeless comic than he has.

As Mike Costa departs, he leaves a legacy of change behind him, not only in the stories he wrote for Transformers, but also with contraversy over some of the things he's stated over the years. He makes a point to touch on some of the things from his tenure with Transformers in the Podcast which we have summarized after the jump for our viewers.

You can find the PodCast in question on iTunes by searching for “The Underbase”. We’ve listened to the PodCast, and we’ve written a summary of some of his statements (as well as quotes) for you to read. Check it out after the jump. And if you’re a fan of PodCasts, don’t forget about TFW2005’s WTF@TFW PodCast, which you can find download links to by clicking here. Image courtesy of Mike Costa's TFWiki.net profile page.
Original Source: IDW Transformers Comic Writer Mike Costa Reflects on Transformers @ Transformers - TFW2005.com.
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