Corey Brotherson (also at the other place)さんのイラストまとめ

Everyone forgets the most important part of Transformers lore:

Optimus 'Orion Pax' Prime originally had lips so dreamy that he had to get a face plate to stop distracting his own troops on the battlefield.

@mattsylvester Only one way to find out...

@JDWasabi Thaaaaaanks, Jade! And yes, that dirge is one which I'll hold close to my heart, forever and ever, amen

@ChanelT81

In case you missed it...

Magic, mythology and monsters are back on the menu, as @sergiocalvet and I enter full production of Magic of Myths: Season three.

More come in due time, but here's one new character (taken from our Battle Cards set) who'll be putting in an appearance... https://t.co/gcJ4DxCoPo

@DawnMicaela Hahaha, thanks, they were pretty good (if I do say so myself).

I told them that even though they were not what I expected, I was a very proud daddy.

Before I consumed them with wide-eyed gluttony.

7: The horrible voices in Elan’s head which repeat “Misbegotten” and “Hideous”, are actually an anagram for the first thing she says in the story (and one of the thematic arcs): “I used to be something” - which becomes even more significant by the story's end.

5: Transient Blues was a spin on classic pulp sci-fi tales and serials, Flash Gordon in particular, with the desire to explore the theme of aging with an older woman protagonist (rarely used in fantasy and sci-fi fiction, so I was super happy to see @Housemarque's Returnal).

4: The Flower Girl’s origins came from a strange mental image of a fairy wielding a machine gun (which I swear I'll use), eventually evolving into something which lurks in the same space as Hellboy and Neverwhere.

Living in London at the time made the setting an easy choice.

3: The surface inspiration behind The Cure for Fire is a strange mixture of Zoids (...I know, I'm olllllld), and religious and D&D tropes, designed to contain a story about how society – especially a brutally toxic, warring and dogmatic one – badly treats their mentally ill.