Then Unicron. I have a couple issues that I think are not of this continuity and more aligned with the movie, possibly, but not much left. It's sad, but again, good. The character development is just top notch, and it goes to show that this was a labor of love; they could have phoned it in beca...
And the real problem is that as serious, and mind-bending, and tragic, and thoughtful as this book gets, the humor is really what ties this all together. It's not that Roberts can't wring a gut-wrenching story that I lapped up without the humor - but because I've seen how he handles it with humor,...
Oh, Thundercracker! You and Buster made this series for me, and you don't show up nearly enough. Still, I'm intrigued by what's promised for Jazz next issue - and man, I need to read the collection where he kills some dude because that keeps coming up, particularly in this issue. In fact, Opti...
Normally I'm fangirling all about James Roberts, but this time John Barber did it for me. This was an especially nuanced story from him, and while I still think Roberts' work is more - well, just more. Packed with importance in every single line, Roberts is the gold bar when writing - and it's e...
It's all over. I didn't have the willpower to wait until December and now I have no more More Than Meets the Eye that is new to me. Why, world, why? I wanted to write a totally legit review that pointed out that I usually hate the 'this whole thing never happened and you wasted two years o...
This is the story of what happens on Cybertron, even as its sister story is telling a parallel story - one that ties into this - on Earth. This is funnier, sharper, and always just makes me feel so much love, even when I'm only four starring - or even three starring - the other series. Prowl ...
My complaint would be much the same: the ending was too much the same as the original ending to make this very original. That being said, at least the detours taken to get to that ending were different, and had different outcomes. Still, the universe was left very much as it was in the original...
And a lot of that depends on how much I hate the franchise this is based on when I read it. Loved Prime, hated this 'sequel.' It absolutely rewrites parts of the history I loved in Prime and Aligned, but for some reason it's more bearable in comic book format. Still, some days I like this se...
There's a really funny Call Me Maybe joke in here, as well as some fan service, and a funny take on Steve the Vehicon. Basically, it's far more clever than I thought this series would get. It took a while to find its legs, but its found them. In fact, I no longer follow this TV show, and have ...
But I've got to admit it's growing on me. And the other comics are intended for adults, and a lot of the complexity - the wordplay and obscure references for example - would go over the heads of the children this comic is targeting directly. No about IDW and Hasbro appreciates the adults who b...
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