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Issue #17 of the Skybound/Image run of Transformers. Let's face it, we all knew this moment was coming...



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Thundercracker has been showing some doubt in the Decepticon cause recently, unwilling to indulge in the slaughter of innocents that his comrades revel in. Now, he is part of Soundwave's forces as the Decepticons fight a civil war of their own...




Choo choo, all aboard the 'Soundwave superior' train...

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Okay, so here's the second half of the flashback giving some explanation for why Starscream is the way he is, as well as a few scenes of what he's up to in the present day...




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Okay, having spent the last year showing what a monstrous scraplet he is, time for the comic to try and give Starscream a sympathetic backstory...




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An origin of the species and a trip to the Doctor.

From Transformers UK #147-#151 and Doctor Who Magazine #135

Art by Dan Reed, Geoff Senior, Jeff Anderson and Bryan Hitch.

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Death's Head continues his misadventures and attempts (and succeeds, in a couple of memorable cases) to kill various Cybertonians. Transformers have proved tricky costumers so far, but are apparently willing to offer big bucks, even if last time didn't go according to plan.

And, let's face it, neither does this.

From Transformers UK #133-134 and #146

Art by Dan Reed and Geoff Senior. Script by Simon Furman.

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The first appearances of Death's Head.

Not his origins, no, that will come later (and may get a little murky, yes), but the first time readers were introduced to the mechanoid bounty hunter with a superiority complex and a zeal for capitalism.

And he appears alongside another race of mechanoids with special abilities, right?



Scans from Transformers (UK) #113 - #120

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Yes, Starscream in this continuity is utterly deplorable. How about his seeker-bros, Thundercracker and Skywarp?

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What happens after Megatron gets away from Cobra and GI Joe. The final fate of Hot Spot! Simon Furman writing some Joe characters! A tank/fire truck chase scene!

Apologies for the poor scan quality, but these Titan reprints have terrible binding, and I'll be damned if I'm buying another copy of this material.

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"Laughter to begin with was probably glee at the misfortunes of others. The baring of the teeth in laughter hints at its savage ancestry. Animals have no malice, hence also no laughter. They never savor the sudden glory of Schadenfreude. It was its infectious quality that made of laughter a medium of mutuality."
-Eric Hoffer




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In this issue, Sparky gets to do what we all wanted to after watching that eighties movie.

Trigger warning for feels, and big punchy robots.

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Meet Arcee!

Mar. 4th, 2024 08:18 am
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Well, the currentTransformers title sets out pretty early its stance on that whole 'female Transformers' thing! Shame that they also chose FIRRIB as their hill to die on! ;P

And damn, maybe it is just something as simple as speed lines, but the art continues to blow me away.





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Optimus Prime's courage is exceeded only by his capacity for self-sacrifice.

Also, FWIW, Wheeljack does not appear in this issue.



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It's enhanced by Daniel Warren Johnson's work on the book so far - how he's scripted and drawn sequences of tightly focused panels that're snapshot camera views from many different angles, bits of panoramas occasionally exposed more in larger splashes.

One side of the action's the Decepticons, who started menacing Earth at the end of issue #1.

The other side of it's the reaction to that.

There's a reaction to the reaction. )
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So, we saw Jetfire appear at the end of Void Rivals #1. Following that, he flew to Earth to awaken those aboard the Ark, in a scene resembling the original cartoon:




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The only thing more wonderful than giant robot lesbians? Transgender giant robot lesbians who are dating

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'Till All Are One
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This death always leaves me way more choked up than it has any good reason to. Peak Furman, with but the merest sprinkling of his Furman-isms, and one annoyingly familiar line in particular...




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Like its precedent in 2021, it coincides with the Generations sub-toyline " Shattered Glass " - the one where the Autobots are the villains and the Decepticons are the heroes.

It picks up on Shattered Glass #5's ending - the deposed warlord Goldbug having the solace of controlling a Titan of Cybertron, and Ultra Magnus gaming out the ripples of that.

Shattered Glass II #1 focuses on Magnus after that, tracking both narratively and with him being the first of five in Shattered Glass' second wave.

It also focuses on Magnus before that - Ultra Magnus, legal adviser to the then-up-and-coming Orion Pax.

Ultra Magnus, who received a promotion. )
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Issue #4, the focus on Goldbug of the Autobots, had ended on the latest turn in the miniseries' " Autobots're the villains, Decepticons're the heroes " setting - Goldbug threatening the life of a captive Starscream, the Decepticons attacking that Autobot warlord's Gold City to rescue their comrade, and Jetfire shocked on the sidelines.

Issue #3, the Starscream focus, established Jetfire as a colleague of Starscream's who'd thrown in with the Autobots for expediency and convenience.

Issue #5 saw him, faced with Goldbug and Starscream, with the Autobot's threats and the Decepticon's entreaty, lash out - at Goldbug.

The blow cracked the Autobot's faceplate. )

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