You wil not believe what happens to Windblade. (I'm looking at Jessica, because I managed to hook her on TF comics, but not enough to be as obsessive as I am. But, Jessica, WINDBLADE!) Starscream is allowing elections to be held for the ruler of Cybertron - although he's using a different titl...
Mairghread Scott, who wrote Till All Are One, co-writes this crossover. She is an amazing writer, but I tend to not like crossovers: many of them push an agenda which can detract from the storytelling. Furthermore, this is considered the big, yearly event, and the last event was Revolution - whi...
This is the last issue of Till All Are One. Which, yeah, saves me money - but it's not really worth not having more of these stories. Scott has said she didn't really want to go on with this story, although she was offered to be able to 'shake things up.' (This implies one of two things to me: ...
This title has been cancelled. And while this is one of my favorite authors, and she's said she hoped we'll follow no matter what other comics she writes - and if they have giant robots in them or not - I may or may not. I'm partly in it for the giant robots. Like a lot, actually. And what's...
It's also not something I'm comfortable judging yet: a lot of this was talking about Cybertronians, but didn't feature them, and I read most IDW titles for Transformers. So I was bound to be upset. That being said, this wasn't as disappointing as Revolution, which felt like everything forced ...
And this is no mean feat, nor an insult. See, as most of you know, James Roberts is the stick I judge things by, particularly when it comes to Transformers comics. And while Mairghread Scott has been running a very close second - unsurprising, given her writing credits on Transformers Prime, my...
My feels! Scott is definitely a favorite author. If I had to choose between her and Roberts, it would be Roberts - but not by much. And I'm specifically talking Transformers here. The characters are brilliantly complex, continually surprising me - without being out of character, and the w...
Carcer is actually a construct, hiding Vigilem, Liege Maximo's Titan. And Liege Maximo is chaotic neutral in the Covenant of Primus, but seems to be eeeeevil in all the other universes. Which is fine by me: he makes quite a striking Prime who's out to vindicate both himself and Vigilem. Th...
Cyberton is about to be destroyed and the only thing standing in the way of the Necro-Titans is Carcer, the Titan that is ruled by Elita-One. If Windblade can only get onboard, she can put her skills as a cityspeaker to work and connect to the Titan - and convince him to fight for Cyberton itself....
With Cybertron being attacked by forces that are seemingly unstoppable. If only the Carcer Titan would help, but Elita One promises that he will never transformer. As Starscream calls for an evacuation, Winblade - Cityspeaker - decides to try and speak directly to Carcer and ask for his help. ...
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