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News Credits: 2 · by **Mcluskyism** » Mon Feb 24, 2014 7:59 am

To celebrate the conclusion of IDW’s Transformers Regeneration One series, Orbital Comics in London, UK are having a signing!

Writer Simon Furman, artists Andrew Wildman and Geoff Senior, inker Stephen Baskerville, colourist John-Paul Bove and cover colourist Jason Cardy will be in Orbital on Saturday 29th March from 2-4pm, where you can pick up a copy of The Transformers Regeneration One #100, get it signed and have a chat with the team behind the book!

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News Credits: 6188 · by **Va'al** » Mon Feb 24, 2014 1:54 pm

Seibertron.com user Mcluskyism has alerted us to an event taking place with the soon coming release of the final issue of IDW Publishing's ReGeneration One #100, the final episode in the once-Marvel G1 continuity! The signing will take place at Orbital Comics, London (UK), on Saturday 29th March, and will feature a full roster of creators: Furman, Wildman, Baskerville, Senior, Bove and Cardy! Check out below for more details.

To celebrate the conclusion of IDW’s Transformers Regeneration One series, we have a jam packed signing lined up! Writer Simon Furman, artists Andrew Wildman and Geoff Senior, inker Stephen Baskerville, colourist John-Paul Bove and cover colourist Jason Cardy will be in Orbital on Saturday 29th March from 2-4pm, where you can pick up a copy of The Transformers Regeneration One #100, get it signed and have a chat with the team behind the book!

News Credits: 2 · by **Banjo-Tron** » Mon Feb 24, 2014 2:42 pm

Aand like that, it's over. I can't quite believe where the time has gone. I will definitey go to this, and I hope the guys reform one more time for this years Auto Assembly. Thanks for the (new) memories!

News Credits: 14 · by **robotmel** » Wed Feb 26, 2014 5:08 am

Tis a real shame this iconic comic book is about to end...

So what are writer Simon Furman and artist Andy Wildman going to do now (obviously inkers and colourists can maintain a workload)?

After Wildman confirmed he was leaving the book for other unrelated projects, I dont remember hearing what super-scribe Simon Furman was planning on doing?

I hope IDW have a secret Furman project in the pipeline!