James Roberts Archives

The page we'll be looking at comes from the second volume of More Than Meets the Eye, by Josh Burcham (color), Alex Milne (art), Chris Mowry (letters), and James Roberts (script) PAGE Forty-One   P1 ULTRA MAGNUS points to a screen of Cybertronian script. – MAGNUS                                    And what's particularly interesting about this footnote is the transitive verb in line[...]

James Roberts, writer of the critically acclaimed More Than Meets The Eye series, recently listed, in issue #31, his female character Nautica as being "spark-type: Estriol-positive." Sparks double as Transformer CPUs and Transformer souls, powering transformation cogs, brain modules, and presumably all the pistons and sprockets. Roberts asked for the Estriol reference to be removed from[...]

On April 22nd, IDW hosted a live panel online with questions gathered ahead of time from fans and comics news sites to generate discussion among John Barber, James Roberts, and Mairghread Scott about Transformers: Dawn of the Autobots. IDW promise "more to come" like these live panels, so stay tuned It's an excellent opportunity for interaction[...]

Betting areas include the potential repair bill, and, of course, the possibility of grandstanding speeches. Tickle my axles! Megatron, that archetypal arch-villain, will be joining the crew of The Lost Light, in James Roberts' stellar series More Than Meets The Eye MTMTE has been the stand-out Transformers series of the last few years It started with[...]

Writers James Roberts and John Barber, especially Roberts, have put a lot of thought into how a millions-year-old robot society would evolve, function and acculturate The stories, even when they misfire, are full of big ideas. The big crossover between both titles, Dark Cybertron, launched with three chapters in November, revealing Shockwave's master plan to unleash[...]