Andrew Cozzini

Andrew Cozzini

aka AMC-Comics, aspiring writer, fan of many fandoms
Which is the superior Twilight Zone remake, the 80s version or the 2000s version?
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Which is the superior Twilight Zone remake, the 80s version or the 2000s version?

80s

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2000s

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80s

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2000s

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Who is the better Starscream?
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Who is the better Starscream?

"Armada" Starscream

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"Prime" Starscream

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"Armada" Starscream

Who is the better Starscream?
For sure! He's the far and away most sympathetic and heroic Starscream out there. Nevertheless, he still retains his ambition and all the usual Starscream traits we know and lov... Show More
For sure! He's the far and away most sympathetic and heroic Starscream out there. Nevertheless, he still retains his ambition and all the usual Starscream traits we know and love. That and we're still not over his sacrifice! (😭) At least he comes back for the rest of the Unicron Trilogy, where he's still good, if never quite as much so in "Armada." Show Less
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"Prime" Starscream

Who is the better Starscream?
This dude was cunning and vicious! Definitely one of the more dangerous Starscreams around and often quite lethal. (Poor Cliffjumper!) Was a capable leader, when the occasion ar... Show More
This dude was cunning and vicious! Definitely one of the more dangerous Starscreams around and often quite lethal. (Poor Cliffjumper!) Was a capable leader, when the occasion arose, and he would stick around long enough to get his chance in "Robots in Disguise" (2015). His resume becomes all the more impressive if you factor in/count his (?) role in "War for Cybertron" and "Fall of Cybertron," which is impressive to say the least. Show Less
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Opinion: Is the "Aligned Continuity" a thing or was it a notion Hasbro had that later proved untrue?
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Opinion: Is the "Aligned Continuity" a thing or was it a notion Hasbro had that later proved untrue?

Yes. It still applies and all works.

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No. It was a nice idea, but didn't hold.

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Yes. It still applies and all works.

Opinion: Is the "Aligned Continuity" a thing or was it a notion Hasbro had that later proved untrue?
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No. It was a nice idea, but didn't hold.

Opinion: Is the "Aligned Continuity" a thing or was it a notion Hasbro had that later proved untrue?
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