by the fans for the fans
Another canceled ROBOTECH project (see Robotech Academy Cancelled) means we the fans must once again keep the spirit of Robotech alive. For those who have not seen the images on the RobotechX Facebook page. Check out some of the images on our photo galllery. From th RobotechX Fan Booth to the panel. We have 'em.
View the rest of the photo gallery: San Diego Comic Con 2014
Its official, the Robotech Academy Kickstarter project has been canceled! With just a few days to go, the project unfortunately did not receive the necessary and desperate push from San Diego Comic-Con 2014 some were expecting. Thankfully HG knew when to call it quits. Ambitious from the beginning? Yes. The Kickstarter project was asking for half-a-million dollars. That's quite a bit of money. Was the KS just used as a tool to gauge the fans due to the lack of content? Or was it really just a project in its infancy without much content? Let's discuss some points.
With the "master art book license to ROBOTECH", UDON Entertainment announced the re-release of ROBOTECH/Macross art books at their San Diego Comic Con 2014 Panel. The only hints they gave us were Southern Cross never before seen content. Guess we need to stay tuned for more info.
ere we go folks, part two of the San Diego Comic Con 2014 Robotech Panel. Tommy Yune, Steve Yun, Ford Riley, Cesar Turturro, Greg Snegoff, Douglas Wooten, Scott Glasgow, and Jamey Scott.
