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Transformers (2023)
Transformers. Volume 2 Passaggio verso l'oblio
Il destino di due mondi sta per essere deciso! I Decepticon stanno ordendo piani oscuri per il futuro, che in breve li porteranno all’incontro con Shockwave, le cui decisioni potrebbero modificare tragicamente l’eterno scontro con gli Autobot. Per fare fronte alla minaccia, Optimus Prime dovrà radunare i suoi alleati sulla Terra e prepararsi alla guerra. Ma non tutti sono certi che sia davvero lui il leader in grado di salvare due mondi. La star del fumetto USA Daniel Warren Johnson scrive per i disegni di Jorge Corona il secondo volume della serie Skybound Transformers, record di vendite in USA e ulteriore tassello dell’Energon universe, l’universo narrativo immaginato da Robert Kirkman che collega in un’unica, grande trama i personaggi dei Transformers e quelli dei G.I. Jroe, insieme a nuove creazioni.
152 pages, Hardcover
Published May 30, 2025
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Daniel Warren Johnson
164 books382 followersDaniel Warren Johnson is a Chicago-based comic book writer, artist, and illustrator. He's worked on titles for most major publishers, including Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, and Image. His current series with Skybound/Image Comics is EXTREMITY, a sci-fi/fantasy title he is writing and drawing, and continues to update his webcomic Space-Mullet in his spare time.
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January 9, 2025
On the one hand, I like that the Decepticons are not all insanely evil caricatures (other than Shockwave)...on the other, do all of Autobots (except Arcee) have to be such wusses?
May 26, 2025
7.5/10
The war between Autobots and Deceptiocons continues in classic DWJ style, full of action and emotions. Tensions are high, so are stakes.
This second volume, focuses more on the Transformers, while humans take a back seat. Especially Spike, who's barely in it. I hope that we will see more of him, because i liked his arc in the first volume.
There is a big change here, DWJ still writes the book, but he doesn't do the art anymore. Jorge Corona is the new artist and he does a great job, trying to match Johnson's style. It's not exactly the same, but definitely good enough.
The war between Autobots and Deceptiocons continues in classic DWJ style, full of action and emotions. Tensions are high, so are stakes.
This second volume, focuses more on the Transformers, while humans take a back seat. Especially Spike, who's barely in it. I hope that we will see more of him, because i liked his arc in the first volume.
There is a big change here, DWJ still writes the book, but he doesn't do the art anymore. Jorge Corona is the new artist and he does a great job, trying to match Johnson's style. It's not exactly the same, but definitely good enough.
February 7, 2025
Daniel Warren Johnson hits it out of the park again. The art is stunningly beautiful as it captures the frantic action of the Transformers. As with the first volume, it is clear that there are stakes. No character is safe, so the events of this story feel like they have real meaning. This is a must-read.
June 18, 2025
EN This one is even better than the previous issue—and that one was already pretty great.
These creators truly know how to make comics. What they’re doing with this franchise is nothing short of amazing, and it just goes to show how rich and full of potential some of these 80s properties still are.
The plot is fantastic, constantly keeping you on edge and eager to find out what happens next.
Daniel is no longer handling the artwork, but honestly, I barely noticed the change at first—which suggests they’re making a real effort to preserve the original style and tone.
I can't recommend this comic highly enough. It’s among the very best the industry has to offer right now.
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PT Esta edição é ainda melhor do que a anterior — e essa já tinha sido excelente.
Estes criadores sabem mesmo fazer banda desenhada. O que estão a fazer com esta franquia é simplesmente impressionante, e mostra bem o quão ricas e cheias de potencial continuam a ser algumas das propriedades dos anos 80.
O enredo é fantástico, mantém-te constantemente em suspense e ansioso por saber o que vai acontecer a seguir.
O Daniel já não está a cargo da arte, mas para ser sincero, mal reparei na mudança ao início — o que indica que estão mesmo a esforçar-se por manter o estilo e o tom originais.
Não posso recomendar esta BD o suficiente. Está entre o melhor que a indústria tem para oferecer neste momento.
These creators truly know how to make comics. What they’re doing with this franchise is nothing short of amazing, and it just goes to show how rich and full of potential some of these 80s properties still are.
The plot is fantastic, constantly keeping you on edge and eager to find out what happens next.
Daniel is no longer handling the artwork, but honestly, I barely noticed the change at first—which suggests they’re making a real effort to preserve the original style and tone.
I can't recommend this comic highly enough. It’s among the very best the industry has to offer right now.
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PT Esta edição é ainda melhor do que a anterior — e essa já tinha sido excelente.
Estes criadores sabem mesmo fazer banda desenhada. O que estão a fazer com esta franquia é simplesmente impressionante, e mostra bem o quão ricas e cheias de potencial continuam a ser algumas das propriedades dos anos 80.
O enredo é fantástico, mantém-te constantemente em suspense e ansioso por saber o que vai acontecer a seguir.
O Daniel já não está a cargo da arte, mas para ser sincero, mal reparei na mudança ao início — o que indica que estão mesmo a esforçar-se por manter o estilo e o tom originais.
Não posso recomendar esta BD o suficiente. Está entre o melhor que a indústria tem para oferecer neste momento.
September 28, 2024
Man, I wish Transformers were real
Daniel Warren Johnson’s run on Transformers continues to be one of the best comic books on shelves. His second arc, where Jorge Corona took over on art, rode the wave of the first 6 issues into a volume that raises the stakes for the Autobots and the people of earth, while staying true to the heart that the first volume so perfectly captured. There were many things that were lost on me here, as I was not a big transformers guy growing up, but despite this the story still makes it’s conflicts clear and precise. The colors are still some of the best in the game (shoutout Mike Spicer, always).
Even if you’re not well versed in Transformers (just as I am not) there is so much fun to be had with these books. They are also, heartbreaking! But I’m a way that despite the sorrow reminds you how beautiful this world and this life can be. Even if our world lacks cool robots.
Daniel Warren Johnson’s run on Transformers continues to be one of the best comic books on shelves. His second arc, where Jorge Corona took over on art, rode the wave of the first 6 issues into a volume that raises the stakes for the Autobots and the people of earth, while staying true to the heart that the first volume so perfectly captured. There were many things that were lost on me here, as I was not a big transformers guy growing up, but despite this the story still makes it’s conflicts clear and precise. The colors are still some of the best in the game (shoutout Mike Spicer, always).
Even if you’re not well versed in Transformers (just as I am not) there is so much fun to be had with these books. They are also, heartbreaking! But I’m a way that despite the sorrow reminds you how beautiful this world and this life can be. Even if our world lacks cool robots.
June 28, 2025
2024 marks the fortieth anniversary of Hasbro’s Transformers franchise, and considering the fatigue towards it during the last decade, because of Michael Bay’s film series, this year felt like vindication for the fandom. From Studio Trigger’s four-minute anime short that celebrated every incarnation of the franchise, to the underperformed, but terrific animated feature Transformers One, the standout title was Daniel Warren Johnson’s current comic book series as part of Skybound Entertainment’s Energon Universe.
Going back to the GI roots of the franchise, Johnson as writer and artist took the classic premise of Earth becoming the new battlefield for a war between two opposing transforming alien robot armies into a brutal but compelling story about war and family. After the first six issues, Johnson steps away from his art duties with Jorge Corona taking over, but does Johnson keeps up the engaging momentum solely as a writer?
After reclaiming the Ark from the Decepticons, the Autobots are still in a rough patch where they still don’t have enough Energon to rebuild their friends or themselves for that matter, whilst their alliance with the few humans they know are on rocky ground. As for the Decepticons, Soundwave has had enough of Starscream’s skills as a leader and decides to overrule him and as they plan their next venture of returning to their home planet of Cybertron, this will determine the fate of both worlds.
While Earth remains the primary setting with Optimus Prime tries his best to be the leader his fellow Autobots are hoping, as well as the unlikely hero to this whole new world, we do see other characters whose lives are affected by the current war on Cybertron, such as the Autobot Elita-1 who has been through the worst. The few pages set on Cybertron could easily be a platform for many Easter eggs and sure, there are characters that G1 fans will react like Leonardo DiCaprio, but they are presented here as victims of war.
Although the Autobots are good and the Decepticons are evil, Johnson does present them as clean-cut with some Decepticons may not be entirely on board with their violent approach towards humanity or even their own race. Some of the Autobots may not be on board with Optimus Prime as a leader who is always about equal rights, even if he does have to make the tough decision of choosing what is his true home between the two worlds.
Johnson’s run may be the most humane in depicting the Transformers themselves, but the story does not negate the human characters who are just as compelling. First off, you have Carly who is so hell-bent on revenge against the Decepticons that Autobots such as Arcee and Cliffjumper are trying to comfort her, even she if she hates the latter for not killing Starscream who killed her father. As for Spike, now a paralysed orphan, distances himself from the Autobots, only to meet Beachcomber who having experienced war, chooses a life of pacifism, but Spike realises he can’t run away from his world is at stake.
Considering that Johnson left such a strong artistic impression during the previous volume, it is a daunting task for anyone to take over. Jorge Corona’s art may not be as polished as Johnson’s, but along with colourist Mike Spicer, there are similar aesthetics carried over. Going bigger than before with the number of characters being thrown in explosive set-pieces including a climax that is not far off from Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the busyness can be too much, but the action is impactful and the emotion gets across what these giant mechanical beings are going through.
After twelve issues, we are now halfway through Daniel Warren Johnson’s excellent run of Transformers, which is not that concern in tying with the other titles of the Energon Universe. At the end of this volume, questions are raised, as well as a possible seismic shift with the Transformers’ presence on Earth. Once again, this continues to be the most exciting thing to ever come out of the toy-based franchise in recent years and I’m excited to see where it goes.
Going back to the GI roots of the franchise, Johnson as writer and artist took the classic premise of Earth becoming the new battlefield for a war between two opposing transforming alien robot armies into a brutal but compelling story about war and family. After the first six issues, Johnson steps away from his art duties with Jorge Corona taking over, but does Johnson keeps up the engaging momentum solely as a writer?
After reclaiming the Ark from the Decepticons, the Autobots are still in a rough patch where they still don’t have enough Energon to rebuild their friends or themselves for that matter, whilst their alliance with the few humans they know are on rocky ground. As for the Decepticons, Soundwave has had enough of Starscream’s skills as a leader and decides to overrule him and as they plan their next venture of returning to their home planet of Cybertron, this will determine the fate of both worlds.
While Earth remains the primary setting with Optimus Prime tries his best to be the leader his fellow Autobots are hoping, as well as the unlikely hero to this whole new world, we do see other characters whose lives are affected by the current war on Cybertron, such as the Autobot Elita-1 who has been through the worst. The few pages set on Cybertron could easily be a platform for many Easter eggs and sure, there are characters that G1 fans will react like Leonardo DiCaprio, but they are presented here as victims of war.
Although the Autobots are good and the Decepticons are evil, Johnson does present them as clean-cut with some Decepticons may not be entirely on board with their violent approach towards humanity or even their own race. Some of the Autobots may not be on board with Optimus Prime as a leader who is always about equal rights, even if he does have to make the tough decision of choosing what is his true home between the two worlds.
Johnson’s run may be the most humane in depicting the Transformers themselves, but the story does not negate the human characters who are just as compelling. First off, you have Carly who is so hell-bent on revenge against the Decepticons that Autobots such as Arcee and Cliffjumper are trying to comfort her, even she if she hates the latter for not killing Starscream who killed her father. As for Spike, now a paralysed orphan, distances himself from the Autobots, only to meet Beachcomber who having experienced war, chooses a life of pacifism, but Spike realises he can’t run away from his world is at stake.
Considering that Johnson left such a strong artistic impression during the previous volume, it is a daunting task for anyone to take over. Jorge Corona’s art may not be as polished as Johnson’s, but along with colourist Mike Spicer, there are similar aesthetics carried over. Going bigger than before with the number of characters being thrown in explosive set-pieces including a climax that is not far off from Transformers: Dark of the Moon, the busyness can be too much, but the action is impactful and the emotion gets across what these giant mechanical beings are going through.
After twelve issues, we are now halfway through Daniel Warren Johnson’s excellent run of Transformers, which is not that concern in tying with the other titles of the Energon Universe. At the end of this volume, questions are raised, as well as a possible seismic shift with the Transformers’ presence on Earth. Once again, this continues to be the most exciting thing to ever come out of the toy-based franchise in recent years and I’m excited to see where it goes.
August 17, 2025
The war between the Autobots and Decepticons heats up. The art and storyline continue to be top notch.
July 12, 2025
What a huge story, too big for one book. The artwork is good, but like the story, there is so much going on that it is difficult to get everything into a panel.
The Autobots finally have the advantage over the Decepticons. However, they do not have the energon to repair their numbers or mount an offensive. The Decepticons, however, have another new leader who has no problem exploiting Earth's resources and reigniting/reuniting the war back on Cybertron. Where will Optimus Prime's loyalties lie to his new home or his old home?
This is blast and brawl for it all. Old allies on both sides return, and the war on both worlds will reach breaking points. It will be interesting to see where things go from here, especially with the GIJOE crossover.
The Autobots finally have the advantage over the Decepticons. However, they do not have the energon to repair their numbers or mount an offensive. The Decepticons, however, have another new leader who has no problem exploiting Earth's resources and reigniting/reuniting the war back on Cybertron. Where will Optimus Prime's loyalties lie to his new home or his old home?
This is blast and brawl for it all. Old allies on both sides return, and the war on both worlds will reach breaking points. It will be interesting to see where things go from here, especially with the GIJOE crossover.
November 23, 2024
3.5 Stars
I love DWJ, but this is so very confusing. The robots are so hard to keep the names straight, and they all kind of look the same when they are crashing and smashing with explosions all over the place.
One other thing I noticed is that there aren't many, if any, text boxes or thought bubbles, so it's quite difficult to get into the characters' heads or connect with any of them. The last issue hits pretty hard, though, and overall, I liked the story here. Hopefully I enjoy the next volume more.
I love DWJ, but this is so very confusing. The robots are so hard to keep the names straight, and they all kind of look the same when they are crashing and smashing with explosions all over the place.
One other thing I noticed is that there aren't many, if any, text boxes or thought bubbles, so it's quite difficult to get into the characters' heads or connect with any of them. The last issue hits pretty hard, though, and overall, I liked the story here. Hopefully I enjoy the next volume more.
December 4, 2024
The artwork is good…. reminds me of how Transformers was drawn in the Marvel days, but the action is a little muddy and hard to decipher at times.
The writing is fine….. dialogue flows and it tells the story well enough.
The overall plot is lacking for this volume though. Events escalate too quickly, and the character development is not very deep.
I also wish they would reconsider using yellow text on blue background for when Soundwave speaks. It hurts my eyes to read it.
3/5
The writing is fine….. dialogue flows and it tells the story well enough.
The overall plot is lacking for this volume though. Events escalate too quickly, and the character development is not very deep.
I also wish they would reconsider using yellow text on blue background for when Soundwave speaks. It hurts my eyes to read it.
3/5
October 5, 2024
I'm definitely following this series - it's awesome :)
November 23, 2024
3.5 stars.
April 9, 2025
This should have been a two parter. Having *Triple redacted* staying on their home planet and getting some extra help. But that’s just me also.
May 7, 2025
Se hace duro de leer pero no debería serlo.
Primero, no sé quién eligió la fuente del texto de los transformers, pero es una mierda. he tenido que pararme y acercarme el comic a la cara varias veces porque es una fuente que con el tamaño de letra que tiene no se lee bien.
Segundo, con los dibujos me costaba entender que está pasando, porque son todos iguales. Todos habréis visto las pelis de transformers y sabréis que hay robots grises/morados que son los malos, y de los buenos hay uno azul y rojo, uno amarillo, y según la película hay de varios colores. Pues aquí todos los robots son de todos los colores, y encima repiten. Hay dos azul y rojo, dos rosas, y me cabrea. De hecho la primera mitad del libro pensaba que la historia era en dos momentos temporales porque salía el robot rosa de dos maneras distintas, y hasta que no han salido juntos no he caído en que no son el mismo.
Otro problema es el fondo. Cuando el comic lo protagoniza una persona, es bastante fácil diferenciarla de un edificio, porque son dos cosas muy distintas. Pero aquí los protagonistas son robots y los edificios son exactamente iguales que los robots.
En fin que no me ha gustado nada de eso. En general tendría que tener un formato más grande o ser menos ambicioso.
Por otro lado, una vez que he comprendido la historia, ha estado guay. Tienen que tomar decisiones dificiles, y son algo complejos, por ahí se salva
Primero, no sé quién eligió la fuente del texto de los transformers, pero es una mierda. he tenido que pararme y acercarme el comic a la cara varias veces porque es una fuente que con el tamaño de letra que tiene no se lee bien.
Segundo, con los dibujos me costaba entender que está pasando, porque son todos iguales. Todos habréis visto las pelis de transformers y sabréis que hay robots grises/morados que son los malos, y de los buenos hay uno azul y rojo, uno amarillo, y según la película hay de varios colores. Pues aquí todos los robots son de todos los colores, y encima repiten. Hay dos azul y rojo, dos rosas, y me cabrea. De hecho la primera mitad del libro pensaba que la historia era en dos momentos temporales porque salía el robot rosa de dos maneras distintas, y hasta que no han salido juntos no he caído en que no son el mismo.
Otro problema es el fondo. Cuando el comic lo protagoniza una persona, es bastante fácil diferenciarla de un edificio, porque son dos cosas muy distintas. Pero aquí los protagonistas son robots y los edificios son exactamente iguales que los robots.
En fin que no me ha gustado nada de eso. En general tendría que tener un formato más grande o ser menos ambicioso.
Por otro lado, una vez que he comprendido la historia, ha estado guay. Tienen que tomar decisiones dificiles, y son algo complejos, por ahí se salva
June 1, 2025
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September 17, 2024
Finished 9/11/24 - Gripping, emotional, and important. That's how I would describe Johnson's Transformers series so far. Skybound's Energon Universe is stacking up to be quite the spectacle, bringing in many new and returning comic-readers, but this current run of Transformers is by far the strongest. While there are still a lot of questions and loose ends left unanswered by the end of issue 12, the gut-wrenching emotion going through Elita-1 in the final pages will stick with me for months--Jorge Corona does a spot on job continuing Johnson's flare for this second arc of the series.
As a Transformers fan I am eating really good this year, and I cannot wait to devour this continuing series.
As a Transformers fan I am eating really good this year, and I cannot wait to devour this continuing series.
March 9, 2025
Madre mía entre los nombres que suenan todos igual y unos diseños con escasas diferencias, lo que me ha costado enterarme de lo que estaba pasando en este tomo en el cual el dibujo ha pasado de DWJ a Jorge Corona. La transición se hace notar porque, además, le complican la tarea con demasiadas páginas de diálogo/desarrollo de personajes (XD)/albañilería de mundos (XDXD). Y aquí lo que hemos venido a ver es muñequitos liarse a mamporros en escenas más grandes de la vida. Afortunadamente en los dos últimos números el tema despega a lo grande. Ahí ya me he aclarado del todo, incluso he conseguido identificar una nueva facción que hasta entonces me había pasado por alto, sin necesidad de que les pongan etiquetitas con los bandos.
December 3, 2024
Transformers continues to be a WILD fucking ride.
This time we take a small break to give a breather for everyone to regroup. But soundwave doesn't like that idea and wants to take earth for all its resources. But first he messes with Prime again, this time having the advantage, and kidnaps two of his people.
This volume heals with heavy PDST, torture, death, and grieving. The ending is truly heartbreaking, and this entire series is non-stop action packed, fucked up war, ride and I can't stop reading. Easily the best transformers media ever.
This time we take a small break to give a breather for everyone to regroup. But soundwave doesn't like that idea and wants to take earth for all its resources. But first he messes with Prime again, this time having the advantage, and kidnaps two of his people.
This volume heals with heavy PDST, torture, death, and grieving. The ending is truly heartbreaking, and this entire series is non-stop action packed, fucked up war, ride and I can't stop reading. Easily the best transformers media ever.
February 9, 2025
Still a really great read, but the decision to rely on such murky art that makes it hard to tell various Transformers apart is so weird. Maybe at least make word bubbles different colors? Also, there is a lot of backstory here that isn't explained very well and makes part of the story hard to follow.
January 22, 2025
The first Transformers volume featured a hard drop into the Transformers universe, and this second volume presses down on the accelerator. If you thought the first volume was confusing, just you wait.
We get more Transformers, more settings, more timelines, and (as you might expect) more big, crunching battles. The action is packed and the character moments are few. I mostly grasped what was going on (), though I doubt I could name all the players at this point. The human characters are pretty much left by the wayside, sadly.
There's a cliffhanger conclusion () with a big, exciting explosion/sacrifice... though, looking back, I don't really know what happened or why it mattered. Still, I guess I'll keep reading for all the metallic body slams.
We get more Transformers, more settings, more timelines, and (as you might expect) more big, crunching battles. The action is packed and the character moments are few. I mostly grasped what was going on (), though I doubt I could name all the players at this point. The human characters are pretty much left by the wayside, sadly.
There's a cliffhanger conclusion () with a big, exciting explosion/sacrifice... though, looking back, I don't really know what happened or why it mattered. Still, I guess I'll keep reading for all the metallic body slams.
August 12, 2025
Somehow this is more brutal and sad than volume 1. Daniel Warren Johnson continues to impress with a lot of deft character touches to keep our cast distinct (Astrotrain being my favourite this arc) and the general uncertainty over who will survive and what will be left of them physically and emotionally makes it quite a draining read. But it's excellent stuff. The shadow of everyone's favourite arch villain waiting to return (and reclaim his arm 😉) keeps investment up imo. Looking forward to volume 3 and beyond...
January 24, 2025
Another remarkable volume by Daniel Warren Johnson, who’s scope and sense of tension and danger continues unabated. New characters like Elita the battle scarred commander, cliffjumper the pacifist and shockwave the sadist - all provided complex interiority and stupendous visual storytelling of their own - add to the moral questions this series clearly prides itself on. It’s too bad DWJ couldn’t keep drawing the series but after a warm up issue Jorge Corona adapts to the feel and flow of the series, with great moments of his own.
We have to wait until June for the next book??
We have to wait until June for the next book??
March 3, 2025
Da lo que promete. Acción a raudales, personajes icónicos y una premisa tan sencilla como entretenida.
Jorge Corona le toma el relevo a Daniel Warren Johnson en el dibujo, aunque este sigue como guionista, y los dos están excelentes. Apenas se nota la transición entre dibujantes, y ambos apuntalan un estilo dinámico y explosivo que atraviesa la página como un tsunami de acción.
Es un cómic para pasárselo pipa, y es exactamente lo que consigue. Vamos a ver qué tal ahora con los G.I. Joe...
Jorge Corona le toma el relevo a Daniel Warren Johnson en el dibujo, aunque este sigue como guionista, y los dos están excelentes. Apenas se nota la transición entre dibujantes, y ambos apuntalan un estilo dinámico y explosivo que atraviesa la página como un tsunami de acción.
Es un cómic para pasárselo pipa, y es exactamente lo que consigue. Vamos a ver qué tal ahora con los G.I. Joe...
January 9, 2025
Debated between a 4 and 5 star and Jorge Corona’s art pushes this to a 5 for me. The stakes are even higher in volume two. I love what DWJ is doing with transformers in the shared universe and looking forward to volume 3.
May 11, 2025
DWJ is a perfect fit for this universe, a lot of their books feel like playing with action figures and this series should feel like that. I really enjoy this series
August 15, 2025
I am absolutely loving this! This reminds me of why I fell in love with these characters as a kid. The action is spectacular. the Decepticons go to extreme lengths to achieve their goals. The Autobots struggle with balancing their quest to protect themselves and homework but also maintain their "humanity". There were so many great moments in this volume from Carly to Spike to Elita. Beachcomber has a good one too. I could keep going on but I just want to read the next one. The two people in front of me on Libby need to hurry up sparkdamn it!
April 5, 2025
Amb un nou lideratge, els Decepticons comencen a expoliar els recursos de la Terra per alimentar la seua guerra a Cybertron. Els Autobots s’enfrontaran als seus enemics per impedir-ho. Les ferides psicològiques de tants anys de guerra i tantes pèrdues afecten profundament a alguns dels Autobots. Acció còsmica i també reflexió amb un dibuix molt efectiu.
April 30, 2025
A great continuation of this new continuity, which feels like a great remix of what's come before. Lots of new ideas and character interactions. Still a penchant for robot carnage. I love the art. So expressive and fun.
November 11, 2024
Damn. This rocks
August 5, 2025
Continuation of amazing plot lines and meaningful motifs. Optimus is an ideal in this series and I'm all about it!
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