Transformers Alumni on a new book!
Posted: Wed Apr 03, 2024 12:39 pmHey all;
Been a long while since I had the chance to post here, but it's great to be back!
I'm Nate Murray, previously from IDW Limited, now working with John Barber on his new series at PUG!
IDW Transformers alums John Barber and Andrew Lee Griffith have teamed back up and launched their creator-owned series today on Kickstarter, and I wanted to drop the link here -
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/57 ... ture-comic
If you love their work on Transformers, you should dig SIGNA. It's in a similar vein. Here's the synopsis -
A hundred years after a war with renegade mining robots transformed the sun into a red giant, dooming the Earth, the grandchildren of that war struggle to survive off the ashes of the past. That is, until a scavenger named Ketna Vora and her crew find SIGNA—an old war mech that thinks it might know how to save the solar system. But the real question is: save it for who? Because after a century…the machines have returned.
If there's questions for them or about PUG in general, I'll keep an eye on this thread. Good to re-connect.
Nate
Been a long while since I had the chance to post here, but it's great to be back!
I'm Nate Murray, previously from IDW Limited, now working with John Barber on his new series at PUG!
IDW Transformers alums John Barber and Andrew Lee Griffith have teamed back up and launched their creator-owned series today on Kickstarter, and I wanted to drop the link here -
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/57 ... ture-comic
If you love their work on Transformers, you should dig SIGNA. It's in a similar vein. Here's the synopsis -
A hundred years after a war with renegade mining robots transformed the sun into a red giant, dooming the Earth, the grandchildren of that war struggle to survive off the ashes of the past. That is, until a scavenger named Ketna Vora and her crew find SIGNA—an old war mech that thinks it might know how to save the solar system. But the real question is: save it for who? Because after a century…the machines have returned.
If there's questions for them or about PUG in general, I'll keep an eye on this thread. Good to re-connect.
Nate