In issue #80.5 of Transformers: Regeneration One, Optimus Prime watches over a Cybertron that hasn’t seen a Megatron for decades. However, the silence shatters to an end, as Simon Furman and Andrew Wildman return to the comic series that was on a 20 year long hiatus.
This is my first ever Transformers comic book. I was very excited, honestly, as I grew up on numerous different shows for the series, and it was something I watched quite a lot with my Father. This was my first time really coming into the series on my own… and it was a massive let down.
The art was really well done, I really enjoyed it; however, it was the story line that really let it down for me. There… wasn’t really a story line at all. It was a recap of what was to come in the future of the comics, with two or three little side stories, over 22 pages – and after 86%, it turns into a whole different comic. I felt really let down by this, considering Furman and Wildman were the two original creators of the Regeneration One series back in the days. There was so much just missing from this, it just felt like filler.
This was a serious let down, and I really regret reading it; a free comic book that really just is not worth the time or effort to read 22 pages of.