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­­­Titan Comics have sent out the following mini-release and preview images of the latest issue of the UK exclusive Transformers comic.

­The latest issue of Transformers Comic is on sale this Thursday, 7th April! Check out issue 2.21 for action-packed features, games, puzzles and lots more! This issue also includes ‘A Short, Sharp Lesson!’, a fantastic comic story written by Simon Furman and featuring art from Jon Davis-Hunt. Plus there are competitions to win Transformers action figures, two free gifts and amazing Transformers 3 news inside!

Find out more on the story from the synopsis below and check out the sneak peeks attached.

MEGATRON – alerted to Bludgeon’s unsanctioned machinations by double-agent Wheelie, Megatron returns to the fray with a vengeance. But for once, it’s not the Autobots on the receiving end of his wrath — it’s Bludgeon himself. Serious battle is about to warm up the icy Russian tundra!

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Autobase Aichi posted an image earlier today of the upcoming TakaraTomy UA-01 Jetwing Optimus Prime figure.  The image is not very clear, but it can be seen below.

In an update at Wondercon, IDW's head editor Andy Schmidt announced that from July until the end of the year, Transformers will become a bi-weekly comic release!  Here is the full schedule he announced:

JULY 2011
Transformers # 21: Prelude to ChaosWritten by Mike Costa, art by Guido Guidi and Brendan Cahill.
Transformers # 22: Chaos Theory Part 1Written by James Roberts, art by Alex Milne.

AUGUST 2011
Transformers # 23: Chaos Theory Part 2Written by James Roberts, art by Alex Milne.
Transformers # 24: Chaos Part 1 Story by Mike Costa and James Roberts, art by Livio Ramondelli.

SEPTEMBER 2011
Transformers # 25: The Last Earth Story Part 1 Written by Mike Costa, art by Brendan Cahill.
Transformers # 26: Chaos Part 2 Story by Mike Costa and James Roberts, art by Livio Ramondelli.

OCTOBER 2011
Transformers # 27: The Last Earth Story Part 2 Written by Mike Costa, art by Brendan Cahill.
Transformers # 28: Chaos Part 3Story by Mike Costa and James Roberts, art by Livio Ramondelli.

NOVEMBER 2011
Transformers # 29: The Last Earth Story Part 3 Written by Mike Costa, art by Brendan Cahill.
Transformers # 30: Chaos Part 4Story by Mike Costa and James Roberts, art by Livio Ramondelli.

DECEMBER 2011
Transformers # 31: Chaos Epilogue Written by Mike Costa, art by Casey Coller.

You can listen to the announcement here at theterrordrome.com

Kapow Toys have posted the following over on the TFW2005.com boards

"No pics just confirmation on our order sheet this morning, its apparently due August.
There is also a another couple of interesting boxsets coming in august around the $100+ price point.
Description: #430254 T/F G1CONVOY & Movie OPTIMUS w/TRAILER
Description: #430261 T/F G1MEGATRON & Movie MEGATRON
Edit - reminded by omnius I should point out these are takara Tomy and not hasbro releases so the possibility of them being a straight reissue isn't out of the question "

Seibertron.com have a some nice images of the e-Hobby Transformers United Decepticon 3-Pack of Cyclonus, Galvatron and Sourge in clear plastic.

You can see their gallery here.

• Divide and Conquer - 17th April 2011 (which is a Sunday)
  
• Sick Mind - 29th April April 2011
• Out of His Head - 6th May 2011
• Shadowzone - 13th May 2011

Keep an eye on the Divide and Conquer date as its likely to be changed to the 22nd April which is the following Friday.

Both sites only contain a small description of the "Sick Mind" episode which MSN describe as "Optimus Prime becomes infected with a Decepticon plague", where as TV Guide contain the description "A Decepticon plague infects Optimus Prime, so Arcee and Bumblebee sneak onto the Nemesis to find the cure".

Credit to Seibertron.com for the spot.

Jim Sorenson has updated his blog Disciples of Boltax with a new Ark Addendum entry entitled Megatron's Master Plan (e).  Here's what Jim had to say about this weeks update

"Just as I started on what I felt was a high point, I wanted to end the same way.  The first post in the series, back in December of 2008, focused on propaganda.  We went through some models of Berger's rocket and some structures in the episode, but I figured I'd finish off with the models that make up Central City.  It seems to be quite a large metropolis, with a robust skyline, a huge stadium, a massive city hall, and a fairly contentious political scene.  One wonders if The Flash is around to keep things safe.  Sadly, the futuristic version of this town gets crushed in Five Faces of Darkness when Metroplex and Trypticon battle.  Ah, well, easy come, easy go.I hope you enjoy this detailed examination of the nearest city to the Ark as much as I did. "

Fun Publications, though at the Official G.I. Joe Convention in Orland Florida right now have update their BotCon Twitter account with an image of this years exclusive BotCon 2011 Animated Breakdown in car mode.

Credit to Allspark.com for the story

Entertainment Weekly.com has posted an article by Anthony Breznican that announced that Leonard Nimoy has joined the cast of Transformers Dark of the Moon and will voice Sentinel Prime.

"Mr. Spock himself, Leonard Nimoy, has joined the film as the voice of Sentinel Prime, the predecessor of Optimus Prime whose wrecked body is seen in the teaser trailer, found crash-landed on the moon by the Apollo 11 astronauts in 1969. Later, after being brought to earth, he takes the disguise form of a fire engine in the movie’s massive, climactic battle through Chicago.

Apart from his obvious Star Trek cred, Nimoy also has a history with Hasbro’s shape-shifting alien robots: He was the voice of Galvatron in 1986?s TheTransformers: The Movie.

Transformers filmmaker Michael Bay had toyed with the idea of inviting him to play a voice in the second movie, Revenge of the Fallen, but wasn’t sure he could pay the veteran actor enough. “I was too scared to ask him,” the director says. “Plus, he’s married to Susan Bay, who’s a cousin of mine. So I had to be careful. I’ve met him at family functions. But he told me, ‘I would be honored. I’m glad to be back!’”"