TRANSFORMERS THE DEFINITIVE G1 COLLECTION

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Collects Robots in Disguise issues #25–27, More than Meets the Eye issues #26– 27, and Dark Cybertron Finale. It's apparent that when the partwork was planned out, Hatchette intended to be the first company to reprint the latter-day Dreamwave material such as the Sunstorm arc, Micromasters, and the Summer Special [6] in volumes 27 and 28—but those volumes wound up containing issues from Dreamwave's Armada comic, which merely guest-starred G1 characters and seem very out of place in a "Definitive G1 Collection" (unsurprisingly, the rest of the Armada and Energon material is omitted). Presumably, this late change occurred for the same reason those stories have never been reprinted in the first place—nobody's sure whether the creative teams were actually paid for their work. A summary of The Age of Wrath was included, but none of the finished issues of that series or of Transformers/G.I. Joe: Divided Front were reprinted.

Banners for San Diego Comic-Con 2005: Vol 19 (Megatron), Vol 64 (Starscream), and Vol 50 (Prowl) [30] The Transformers: Robots in Disguise Volume 4 ( September 18, 2013) ISBN 1613777655 / ISBN 978-1613777657I'd kept my issues sealed so I hadn't noticed, but sure enough, it was inside the cover of Vol. 18. Ozformers Transformers Club of Australia: UK Definitive Comic collection from Hachette now in Australia The Gift", UK #93's seasonal story by James Hill, is omitted; it should be placed in volume 6 between US #22 and US #23. Sketches by E. J. Su, bios on IDW Ultra Magnus& IDW Sixshot, an article on creating the IDW Spotlights, and an interview with Su. Overall both books get a 5/10. As I said, decidedly average and middle of the road by IDWverse stands previously set.

Ations" retrospective, sketchbook art from Alex Milne and E. J. Su reprinted from individual Spotlights None of the material released by 3H Productions or Fun Publications was printed in this collection.Collects More Than Meets the Eye issues #28– 30, #31– 33& #34, and Robots in Disguise issues #28–32 & #33–34. An interview with James Roberts on how he worked his way up to become an ongoing writer, and character design sketches by Livio Ramondelli.