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Whether the next Transformers film solves the whole Unicron thing, or the Quintessa-is-still-alive thing remains to be seen. Confusingly, Bumblebee did not set up an alternate timeline, but rather sits within the main continuity as a prequel. Anyway, by the end, the Autobots leave Earth to rebuild what is left of Cybertron.Д«ut this isn't where it ends (of course).Д«umblebee itself will have further sequels that will likely run parallel to Transformers 7, the direct sequel to The Last Knight. The whole film is pegged onto the mythology, featuring a descendent of Merlin (Laura Haddock stars as Viviane Wembly) and you know, King Arthur himself. You can let us know your immediate thoughts on the boards.This is the film in which we get the King Arthur mythology, which вЂ“ well, we got nothing.

Skybound, meanwhile, has yet to comment on its potential deal with Hasbro.вЂќ The company will need to refocus after earlier this year losing publishing rights to a Star Wars and a Marvel comic. Licensed properties have been a major part of the business plan for IDW, which for a time rose to become a top non-DC and Marvel publisher after Image Comics and Dark Horse Comics. Creators and release details will be released by IDW at a later date. And it being the 40 th anniversary of the modern iteration of the military toy brand, several special projects are also in the works. JOE: A Real American Hero вЂ“ Saturday Morning Adventures will offer a four-issue send-up of the beloved 80s cartoon. 300 with Larry Hama, the veteran comics writer who launched the Joe brand with Marvel Comics in 1982, at the helm. On the Joe front, the company is planning a blowout celebration later with milestone issue, G.I. The company will also publish a variety of special one-shot projects spotlighting heroes and villains from across Transformers history. That will lead to two new miniseries events.

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The monthly Transformers series will wrap up by mid-summer, while the Transformers: Beast Wars series, too, will come to its conclusion this summer. While rumors painted the loss of the rights in immediate brushstrokes, the company still plans to put out a yearвЂ™s worth of Joe and Transformers stories and comics.

My Little Pony and Dungeons & Dragons comics, based on the Hasbro brands, will be published by IDW, however. WeвЂ™re also eternally grateful to every one of the talented creators who helped bring these characters to four-color life through our comics.вЂќ вЂњWeвЂ™re exceedingly proud of our stewardship of these titles вЂ“ 17 years with the Robots in Disguise and 14 years with A Real American Hero вЂ“ and thank the legion of fans for their unwavering support, month in and month out. JoeВ and Transformers comic books and graphic novels,вЂќ the company said in a statement provided to THR.

вЂњAt the end of 2022, IDW will bid a fond farewell to the publication of G.I.

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The moves comes in the wake of The Hollywood Reporter reporting in December that Skybound, the imprint run by The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, was in talks to pick upВ the license from Hasbro, the Rhode Island-based toy and media corporation. вЂњThe company still has a yearвЂ™s worth of stories planned, including a celebration of JoeвЂ™s 40th anniversary. Coming to us from The Hollywood Reporter we have official confirmation that, as had been rumored at the end of last year, IDW will indeed be losing both the Transformers and GI Joe licenses at the end of 2022.