1. You're a big fan of the occasional half-dressed British model.
2. You know more about pop culture than you probably should.
This post is for those in category #2. Fans of #1 shouldn't worry, as we'll have something for you soon.

As most of you know, this here is the Autobot Warrior Bumblebee. One of the smallest[yet bravest] Autobots, Bumblebee serves as the group's espionage expert.
Over the years, his look and design have evolved.

Here's how most of you probably remember Bumblebee, from the cartoon version of The Transformers. One of the friendlier Autobots, he was one of the first to befriend humans after their arrival.

While the Transformers had been in comics before, it wasn't until Dreamwave and Pat Lee's version of the characters truly reflected their robotic nature.

And now, the object of this post.
Michael Bay is directing a Transformers live-action motion picture. Fan speculation is running the gamut, with rumors of transforming Ipods, a "Hollywood" voice cast instead of the original voices, and whether or not the cars will be the same models as in the cartoon.
My next post will do little to calm the masses.
Courage,
Mike G.
1 comment:
I'm sorry, I just have to say this: that's a whole lotta cute! (Forgive me, I absolutely adore Bumblebee; he's just the cutest!) :D
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