Transformers issue 10 continues from issue 9 with the introduction on the Constructicons and their combined form of Devastator. These Decepticons have not been seen before in the comics and where able to be created, in part, by the left over Creation Matrix…
Transformers issue 9 continues from issue 8. In this issue we are introduced to a new villain, Circuit Breaker. She has incredible power and wants nothing more then to protect her boss, G.B. Blackrock and destroy all robots that exist on earth. But before we…
Transformers issue 8 continues from issue 7 with Ratchet traveling to the Savage Land to locate the Dinobots. It is his hope that since the Dinobots defeated Shockwave shortly after the Ark crashed on earth that they might be able to do it…
Transformers issue 7 continues from issue 6 with Ratchet discovering the fate of his fellow Autobots and having to fight Megatron all on his own. The cover of issue 7 is a dark one with Ratchet illuminated while pointing a…
Transformers issue 6, entitled 'The Worse of Two Evils!', picks up from the last issue with Shockwave still in command of the Decepticons and with Optimus Prime's still functioning head instructing Buster on how he can help. The cover of issue 6…
Marvel's Transformers Issue #5 establishes the Transformers as continuing comic and not just a four issue mini series like the covers of the first four issues imply. This is the result of how well the comic books were received in the 1980s. Continuing from…
Transformers issue number 4, in a four part series, was supposed to be the final issue of the Transformers comic book. But due to over whelming demand from readers, it continued on. Marvel's Transformers comic was initially solicited as "a…
Transformers issue number 3, in a four part series, picks up right after issue 2 and contains a few surprises in the forum of guest appearances and cameos. I have to admit that I am a sucker for when heroes…
The Transformers comic book originally started off as a four-issue, bimonthly, limited series in 1984 published in the U.S. by Marvel Comics. The comic book proved so popular that it continued publication as an ongoing monthly comic until spring of…
After I had done all of the research that I wrote about in my last few posts, ( See posts: Transformers Comic Book Continuity, How To Tell Different Comic Editions, What Is A CGC Comic?, A Comic’s Value, and How To Pack & Mail…