Transformers: Spotlight Omnibus Volume 1

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Another Phase 2 crossover which involves Transformers (formally known as Robots In Disguise) and Windblade.

Note: Autocracy, Monstrosity, and Primacy are also collected together in The Transformers: Autocracy Trilogy. Collects Spotlight: Cyclonus, Hardhead, Doubledealer, Sideswipe, Drift, Metroplex& Jazz, Maximum Dinobots issues #1– 5, and Drift issues #1– 4. Seven issue miniseries, wrapping up the first Generation 1 continuity in advance of 2019's Transformers ongoing. Unicron awakens and begins to consume all in its path. Written by John Barber and drawn by Alex Milne.Collects: Micronauts: First Strike, Optimus Prime: First Strike, G.I. Joe: First Strike, Rom: First Strike, Transformers: First Strike, M.A.S.K.: First Strike. The Dinobots head out into the Cybertronian wilderness on a secret mission. A one-shot story written by John Barber and drawn by Livio Ramondelli. Transformers: Tales of the Fallen (2009–2010) — A series of spotlights for six Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen characters.

Transformers: Convergence (2011) — A prose story published in the adaptation's individual issues chronicling some of Soundwave's adventures and also filling in the loose ends in preparation for what was assumed to be, at the time, the end of the live-action film series.

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The Transformers: The Premiere Collection Volume 2 ( June 17, 2009) ISBN 1600104371 / ISBN 978-1600104374 The Transformers Classics (2011–2015) — [8 volumes] Second run of Classic Transformers with the missing issues restored. Transformers: Nefarious (2010) — A 6-issue sequel to Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen dealing with a group of humans trying to create their own AllSpark. Other licensed comics published by the company include Doctor Who, Ghostbusters, Godzilla, Marvel Adventures, Sonic the Hedgehog, Star Trek, Star Wars Adventures, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The X-Files, and many, MANY others. Establishes the presence of the Transformers on modern-day Earth and re-establishes the theme of "robots in disguise" as central to the new continuity; a seven-issue story arc (issues #0 to #6).

A bi-weekly twelve-issue digital comic set in the days just before the start of the Great War, focusing on Orion Pax's transformation into Optimus Prime. Written by Flint Dille and Chris Metzen, with art by Livio Ramondelli.Bonus material includes an "-Ations" retrospective, sketchbook art from Alex Milne and E. J. Su reprinted from individual Spotlights. Transformers Prime: Rage of the Dinobots (2012–2013) — A four-part mini-series which continues the Dinobots' story and leads into the television series' third season. Compared to IDW's previous Transformers output, the debut of the 2019 continuity marked a shift in IDW's approach to Transformers comics as a whole—while IDW's previous Transformers books pinballed between dozens of different miniseries and sometimes several simultaneous ongoings, the rebooted comic is confined to a single ongoing, with one companion miniseries at a time focusing on a different cast of characters set far away from the main story. Perhaps to compensate for this tightly focused storyline, IDW shifted its approach to include multiple self-contained miniseries not set in this continuity, including crossover comics advertising Hasbro's Collaborative and Shattered Glass toylines. The direct sequel to Autocracy, set in the early days of the Great War. Released digitally bi-weekly, then later compiled into four print issues.

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