FNF: Feet of Fury> Small Brain, Big Kick

image source: lilformers.com

Again with the demeaning!

And what’s wrong with Lil’ Formers?

Actually, I do find the site rather amusing. I was referring to this week’s fight choice.

OK, it’s not a super kick, but when else am I going to use this pack-in mini-comic? There’s surprisingly little combat for a comic based on a toyline about robot-esque dinosaurs battling each other.

Did you see the television show? It’s a disgrace to Transformers everywhere!

Actually, I reviewed the first set of episodes over at alt.toys.transformers, until I just gave up. However, the mail-away video for Dinozaurs held a lot more potential, even if the CG was kind of lame. Still, it’s a robot that turns into a T-Rex kicking a full-robotic version of his alternate form in the crotch. That might not get a vote, but it should at least earn style points.

The Battlefield: Dinozaurs pack-in comic (I thought Dino Saber was a cute little guy and cheap enough to test the line.)

The Promoters: Mark Paniccia (writer/co-editor with Kelly Churchwell), John and Jason Waltrip (artists), Rob Robbins (letterer) and Rick Gasgo (colorist)

Backstory?

Not much to tell, really.

There are so many reasons Nameless Minion #85 was glad he was a robot dinosaur.

Aftermath?

Nothing worth reporting.

So what do we learn from this post?

How a desperate blogger justifies getting anything in to ensure he has a post, tournament or not. (Speaking of tournaments, go vote for this week’s Feet of Fury.)

I have data to analyze. Please don’t waste my time next week, or I’ll bring the Insecticons over.

Can they get rid of these stupid ladybugs in my window?

Trust me, that will be the least of your worries.