Episodes

  • EP 51: THE MORNING AFTER THE LOCKDOWN BEFORE

    EP 51: THE MORNING AFTER THE LOCKDOWN BEFORE
    Aug 8 2026
    The vaguely chronological recap of our careers enters 2021, and that strange finding-your-feet period after furloughs and social distancing.

    With no Sunak schemes to support us, it was back to working for a living (not that we actually stopped) for both of us, which was a mixture of lockdown-induced creator-owned projects and new stuff, of the live-action TV department, (TRANSFORMERS) computer games. and comic nature. Plus a few strange ones that fall into none of those categories.

    Useful links
    Details of the sadly cancelled TRANSFORMERS REACTIVATE game

    Massive Publishing

    To The Death: Rex & Rule

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    45 mins
  • EP50: LAST STAND OF THE FECKERS

    EP50: LAST STAND OF THE FECKERS
    Jul 25 2026
    We're 50! Another millstone... sorry, milestone is reached, with two top-notch TRANSFORMERS guests to boot. And they said it wouldn't last.

    We're joined by writer extraordinaire James Roberts (More Than Meets The Eye, Lost Light) and writer/artist Nick Roche (Last Stand of the Wreckers, More Than Meets The Eye), who take us back to their childhood (in TRANSFORMERS terms anyway), their experiences of TF fandom, and their pro starters for ten. Me, James and Andrew squeeze a few words in here and there, while the rest is Nick Roche.

    Want more?...
    Enquiries about Generation Mechs by James Roberts can be directed to mtmte.books@gmail.com.

    Check out the Nick Roche Webstore thingy at https://nickrocheart.bigcartel.com/

    And you can follow Nick on Bluesky! @NickRoche
    https://bsky.app/profile/nickroche.bsky.social

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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • EP49: INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH

    EP49: INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH
    Jul 11 2026
    Our reboot of Wildfur's The Engine: Industrial Strength is back on the table, and we show our hands (a bit) with some teaser chat about the project.

    Wildman and Furman - back together! (Were we ever apart?) Our co-created motion comic is getting a fresh coat of paint this year, reimagined somewhat and re-delivered - via Kickstarter - to you, our wonderful audience. We chat about that, our appearance at the upcoming 10th anniversary TFNation, and our bumper-sized, guest-laden 50th RIGR. Can you handle all this in one podcast?

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    45 mins
  • EP48: THE MOVIES THAT MADE US

    EP48: THE MOVIES THAT MADE US
    Jun 27 2026
    Another wander down movie memory land as we dissect a bunch of movies (all pre-1986) that made a BIG impression on us way back when.

    Not for the first time, we examine movies that - we like to think - made us the creators we are today, often (very) subliminally. The lasting and sometimes traumatic cinematic scenes that were etched (seared!) onto our subconscious minds. From A Matter of Life and Death to the Jungle Book, from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang to Dirty Harry, these are our origins forged in celluloid.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • EP47: HOW TO DRAW COMICS THE WILDMAN WAY

    EP47: HOW TO DRAW COMICS THE WILDMAN WAY
    Jun 13 2026

    We lean into the art side of the process this podcast, and turn the clock back to days of yore when pen, pencil and paper were king,

    Bristol Board, Sable brushes, Dip pens, Indian Ink, and HB pencils come under scrutiny as, from the dawn of time it feels, we pluck memories of creating comics the old fashioned (occasionally Marvel) way, and discuss the various methods and how things have evolved - and how the fundamentals still remain the same. Plus, we talk a bit about our new creative process on a new collaborative project - whoo-hoo!

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    45 mins
  • EP46: THE ART OF LEAVING OUT

    EP46: THE ART OF LEAVING OUT
    May 30 2026
    We talks scripts... what goes into 'em, an' what doesn't... and delve into the craft of comic books in depth, both individually and collaboratively.

    We're going into the deepest, darkest, most arcane corners of what makes a comic book this podcast, drawing a lot on the classic TRANSFORMERS UK epic Target: 2006 (40 this year, don't you know?). Between us, and between this and next episode, we'll be going right back to our earliest work, looking at how our approach to creating comics has changed in some ways... but stayed rigid to the 'rules' in others.

    And an apology to Simon from Andrew for totally misjudging him at the end ;-)

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    38 mins
  • EP45: FURLOUGH

    EP45: FURLOUGH
    May 16 2026
    We look in on 2020, and you-know-what, as the world locks down but we keep on keeping on... if at somewhat reduced rates of output.

    It's a dark time for the world at large, but people still need comics and animated TV shows, right? That's what we hoped, and to a certain extent was borne out, but a lot of our time was filled pursuing our own creative endeavours. Though Battletoads, Kitti Katz, Little Baby Bum (really!), House of Dolmann and more also got a look in.

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    44 mins
  • EP44: SUBLIME TO THE RIDICULOUS

    EP44: SUBLIME TO THE RIDICULOUS
    May 2 2026
    We continue our retro workload round-up, circa 2018-19, including Transformers '84 and Shane the Chef, and some more... oddball one-offs.

    Reimaginations were all the rage, as Transformers '84 delved back into the earliest (Marvel) TRANSFORMERS stories and Titan's Robotech stirred another oldie-but-goodie in new and interesting ways. Meanwhile, our eclectic workload/output also included Horrid Henry, Magnificent Racehorses (no kidding) and a re-airing of Brute Force. When we shake these memory pots you - and we - just never know what's going to drop out.

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    44 mins