"Slash" by Jeremiah D. Allan and Randy Valiente

*DrSpengler* · 09-22-2012, 09:28 PM

I look at "Slash" as being in the same category as "This Mortal Shell". It was greenlit by the authorities and doesn't conflict with continuity, but it isn't "canon".

Though in this case, I don't really think "canon" is something anybody should feel too concerned with. Just a fun comic to take in and of itself.

And I wouldn't make too many parallels to the discarded movie script, either. Palmadise existed long before the Bay movie and obviously this story was completed well before that, too.

09-22-2012, 09:28 PM	#14
DrSpengler Foot Elite Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 4,842	I look at "Slash" as being in the same category as "This Mortal Shell". It was greenlit by the authorities and doesn't conflict with continuity, but it isn't "canon". Though in this case, I don't really think "canon" is something anybody should feel too concerned with. Just a fun comic to take in and of itself. And I wouldn't make too many parallels to the discarded movie script, either. Palmadise existed long before the Bay movie and obviously this story was completed well before that, too.