Comics

I know I'm not the only fan of the TF Mosaics, so I thought I would try to keep a regular update of them in here for us to enjoy. Possibilities Guilty Trip

A NEW SG (Shattered glass) comic has showed up over on Soundblusters Deviantart page! Go give it a nice read up with the link below and help support this amazing comic writer! https://www.deviantart.com/soundbluster/gallery/all

Here’s a quick cover to cover review of this issue. Then I go back to the beginning and then nice and slowly go over all the comic strip where you can actually read it yourself. You may need to use the pause button. ive done this since issue 1 and will go right through to issue 332 as I’ve got them all.

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very happy with this book!

It is a Great time to be a transformers fan!

Note: spolier if you have not read # 100 Just found out how it ends, and frankly, I'm disappointed. All of that, just to see pretty much every character from Cybertron croak, and Primus pretty much dust. That pretty much ruined the Marvel series for me. Think I'll leave it at the last official Marvel one, where they all go home. That said, I know other folks are going to have a different view, and many probably will see it differently from me. Your thoughts (please keep it at the level of issues and not personalities here; my opinion is just that.…

The Multiverse is immense. There are many universes of Transformers Gen 1, so of course there are many universes of Shattered Glass Transformers. Since may 2012 SGC started with several short 1-page stories of the Shattered Glass Transformers. Last month we started with our very first multi-page stories. The year 2014 will bring even more bigger stories, but for who's not familiar with Shattered Glass Comics, take a look at our deviantart. ;) These are the stories: I Will be a God is the very first Shattered Glass story I wrote. The story is about the captured Megatron by the evil Optimus Prime. Optimus needed him to find the Key of Vector Sigma, so he can op…

I was looking at my TF comics over the weekend and noticed all 4 issues of the G.I. Joe and the Transformers mini-series were the subscription version. Was there a direct edition (with a barcode on the front) released of this series?

Phil Jimenez has been in the comics business for a long time, and he'll probably be one to tell you that h's very lucky to have his job of choice. Having put in his time, he's now capitalizing on his tenure, and choosing which projects he's drawing based on the "fun" factor, meaning passing the Phil Jimenez litmus test is part of the selection process. What catches his eye the most? One of those ideas that made the cut was IDW's Transformers: Dark Cybertron (SEP130332), and in this interview Phil talks about what the gig entailed. Read the Full News Story Here

The historic comic book roots of The Transformers are re-presented for maximum Cybertronian enjoyment. Collecting issues #51-62, rejoin The Autobots and The Decepticons as their war stretches across the cosmos. Freshly re-mastered and re-colored, these stories are accompanied by an in-depth introduction as well as select issue notes by Mark W. Bellomo. Read the Full News Story Here

PRIMEVAL PREDATORS! The DINOBOTS have stumbled upon some of SHOCKWAVE'S old experiments, now they are running rampant across the Cybertronian underground. It's up to GRIMLOCK and SWOOP to subdue the enemy! But with pressure mounting and his foes wreaking havoc, can GRIMLOCK keep his own rage in check? Read the Full News Story Here

NOWHERE TO RUN! The end is nigh for the surviving members of the Lost Light crew, as enemies old and new move in for the kill. But on the fringes of known space, an ancient visionary is about to eliminate the Cybertronian race with a wave of his hand. Read the Full News Story Here

CYBERTRON UNDER SIEGE! As BLUDGEON�s Blitz Engines wreak havoc, the AUTOBOTS struggle to muster a response to a threat that feels all too close to home! But their �greatest warrior,� ULTRA MAGNUS, has problems of his own� in the shape of a fighting mad GALVATRON. It�s the clash of titans you�ve (almost) never seen before! Read the Full News Story Here

TFormers.com's Featured Comic of the Week is "And There Shall Come... A Leader!", from the Transformers UK Annual for 1985 Written by Simon Furman, Art by John Stokes, lettering by Richard Starkings, colored by Gina Hart. Read the Full News Story Here

Darkness falls on the AUTOBOTS this November in the comic book event Transformers: Dark Cybertron! This series pushes the TRANSFORMERS characters to their limits, but they'll have the help of some creative superstars on their journey. Joining writer and IDW senior editor John Barber and fan-favorite scribe James Roberts in a top-secret meeting earlier this year, the artistic force of Phil Jimenez helped plan Dark Cybertron from the start! "I've been a fan of the TRANSFORMERS brand since I was 13," said Jimenez, "and this was a fanboy dream come true. View the full article

TRANSFORMERS comics have never been better. To prove it, a group of passionate fans has gotten together to give away 25 digital copies of More Than Meets The Eye #6 via ComiXology. If you are interested in becoming one of these lucky new readers, please send your name and email address to FreeMTMTE@Gmail.com. As long as we have the resources to do so, we will put the book in your hands. Shaun Flaherty TRANSFORMERS Readership Foundation

Hey guys I was wondering how i would go about listing and selling the transformer comic books I have. dave

After the cliffhanger ending last issue we find Megatron on the hunt for the survivors of the nuked ship. This is a good scene, really shows just how much Megs has changed since we last saw him, going from being fuelled entirely by rage, to embracing insanity! This issue also reveals a change in Megatron's motivations, where originally he intended to drain earth dry of it's energy resources, now it seems Megatron's only ambition is to piss off Optimus Prime enough to get him to come out in the open. Apparently being stranded on a desolate planet with nothing but lobotomized henchmen takes it's toll on a person! One can only imagine how the rest of the Decepticons on Cyber…

So what did everyone think of Transformers #81? Personally I loved it! Especially the introduction of the Wreckers into US continuity, the only thing missing was Twintwist, I am sure Furman will explain his absence from the team in following issues though it seems odd to me to have Topspin, but not Twintwist. Also interesting to me is the presence of G2 Leadfoot on this Wreckers team, guess this means we can expect to see more G2 characters popping in now and then over the course of these 20 issues. ***Mega-Spoiler Alert*** Anyone notice the shape of the pod behind Bludgeon? Looks to me like he's trying to resurrect Thunderwing! Deluxe Insecticons.... 'nu…