MLP and TF to crossover

The modern comics universe has had such a different take on G1, one that's significantly represented by the Generations toys, so they share a forum. A modern take on a Real Cybertronian Hero. Currently starring Generations toys, IDW "The Transformers" comics, MTMTE, TF vs GI Joe, and Windblade. Oh wait, and now Skybound, wheee!
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MLP and TF to crossover

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Honestly, I am surprised that it took this long.

https://www.equestriadaily.com/2020/02/ ... yiE2_3Hxqk

Cannot say that the creative team impresses me. But, if this does not sell by the truckload, the world has off the (horse)track...off its rocker(horse).
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Again, I'll be the Guinea pig.
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Oh mercy. Thank you.

(Not a fan of Ian Flynn. So, I appreciate it.)
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Issue 1

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Found and flipped through issue one. No real surprises.

Flynn sidesteps the obligatory "misunderstanding", as there would be no way to resolve it with out making one or both properties look bad.

Flynn's writing is not bad, but it is anemic. Skipping this.
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I've read the first issue. As mentioned this series skips the misunderstanding, which is good, I hate when they do that. I hated it in the original GI Joe crossover and in every other crossover that does it. It's lazy. Not much happens in this issue except for everyone meeting each other and everyone identifying who their enemies are. I'll still be interested to see where this goes.
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