The Energon Pub

News Credits: 6188 · by **Va'al** » Tue Aug 13, 2013 5:03 pm

Thanks to the iTunes page, we're able to take a brief look at the first three pages of the upcoming ReGeneration One #94, once again featuring artwork by Guido Guidi. Take a look at the mirrored images below!

Description

CYBERTRON UNDER SIEGE! As BLUDGEON’s Blitz Engines wreak havoc, the AUTOBOTS struggle to muster a response to a threat that feels all too close to home! But their “greatest warrior,” ULTRA MAGNUS, has problems of his own… in the shape of a fighting mad GALVATRON. It’s the clash of titans you’ve (almost) never seen before!

News Credits: 387 · by **Bounti76** » Tue Aug 13, 2013 9:30 pm

So I'm assuming this isn't coming out tomorrow, but next week?

News Credits: 6188 · by **Va'al** » Wed Aug 14, 2013 1:13 am

As by the previews we posted on Friday, there are no single issues coming out this Wednesday.
Beast Hunters #4 is scheduled for the end of the month, ReGeneration One for the 29th.

News Credits: 387 · by **Bounti76** » Wed Aug 14, 2013 1:33 am

Va'al wrote:As by the previews we posted on Friday, there are no single issues coming out this Wednesday.
Beast Hunters #4 is scheduled for the end of the month, ReGeneration One for the 29th.

Well that's odd. It'll be over a month since the last one came out. I guess comics aren't bound to consistent deadlines like they were when I was a kid. This is the only comic I've actually bought and enjoyed since issue #50 of the original Marvel run. I kind of lost interest after that for some time, until the live-action movies brought me back into it all.

I don't wanna wait another two weeks!!! :HEADHURTS:

by **1984forever** » Thu Aug 15, 2013 1:12 pm

Mehhh... The arts better, but the writing is still bad. But what did I expect? Regeneration one is basically a continuation of the Transformers UK series, which was dry, inconsistent and stupid all at the same time. If IDW had any respect at all for their fans they would have done a G1 season 2.5 comic and let Marvel G1 stay dead + stinking.

News Credits: 1 · by **sto_vo_kor_2000** » Mon Sep 02, 2013 5:47 pm

84forever wrote:Regeneration one is basically a continuation of the Transformers UK series,

well "basically", its not.

News Credits: 14 · by **robotmel** » Tue Sep 03, 2013 7:04 am

sto_vo_kor_2000 wrote:
84forever wrote:Regeneration one is basically a continuation of the Transformers UK series,

well "basically", its not.

..but bacically "it is"!

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=36515

News Credits: 1 · by **sto_vo_kor_2000** » Tue Sep 03, 2013 10:35 am

robotmel wrote:
sto_vo_kor_2000 wrote:
84forever wrote:Regeneration one is basically a continuation of the Transformers UK series,

well "basically", its not.

..but bacically "it is"!
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=36515

.......but basically "its not........regardless of what that article may or may not state.

Regen Ultra Magnus never met or fought Galvatron before.

Regen Galvatron is not the same "Galvatron" that traveled back in time to the years 1986 & 87

Te events of Target 2006 and fallen angel....etc,etc, are not part of the fictional history of the Regen universe

it doesnt get more basic then that.,,,,Regen is not
basically a continuation of the marvel uk continuity.

News Credits: 6188 · by **Va'al** » Tue Sep 03, 2013 10:54 am

Where exactly does it say in the article that ReGen continues TF:UK? :-?

Furman has always claimed, and confirms explicitly in the 30th Anniversary volume (if I remember correctly) that they use elements of UK, but they're not from UK as it would be unfair on readers who are not familiar with that continuity (more or less).

News Credits: 104 · by **Cyber Bishop** » Tue Sep 03, 2013 4:57 pm

Regen one does not pick up after the UK series, it picks up 20+ years after Marvel's #80.

IDW resurrects the "Transformers" continuity that began in 1984 at Marvel Comics with the creative team responsible for the series' most enduring run. "Transformers" #80.5 by writer Simon Furman and artist Andrew Wildman picks up where the title left off,

"Surprisingly, because I don't like going backwards creatively. I'd always rather be forging onwards with new/different stories/ideas/concepts," Furman told CBR News. "But in this case, it's always felt like unfinished business. Sure, we wrapped things up to a degree back in 1991, but a whole lot never got addressed. So this is our chance to do it again.

"In the run-up to #80, Cybertron (the Transformers' homeworld) is apparently tearing itself apart in the aftermath of the cataclysmic battle against Unicron. Optimus Prime is dead, a casualty of that battle, and a mass exodus is underway. But a group of human superhumans (the Neo-Knights) and HiQ (a Nebulan scientist who was the binary-bonded partner of 'Powermaster' Optimus Prime) uncover the truth by uncovering (literally) an ancient Transformer known only as the Last Autobot," Furman said. "Cybertron -- it transpires -- is actually re-making itself, having been bathed in Matrix energy. Optimus Prime returns from the dead, courtesy of HiQ and the Last Autobot, in time to defeat Bludgeon and his Decepticons, and Fortress Maximus neutralizes the threat of Galvatron on Earth.

News Credits: 14 · by **robotmel** » Wed Sep 04, 2013 5:22 am

sto_vo_kor_2000 wrote:
robotmel wrote:
sto_vo_kor_2000 wrote:
84forever wrote:Regeneration one is basically a continuation of the Transformers UK/US series,

well "basically", its not.

..but bacically "it is"!
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=36515

.......but basically "its not........regardless of what that article may or may not state.

Regen Ultra Magnus never met or fought Galvatron before.

Regen Galvatron is not the same "Galvatron" that traveled back in time to the years 1986 & 87

Te events of Target 2006 and fallen angel....etc,etc, are not part of the fictional history of the Regen universe

it doesnt get more basic then that.,,,,Regen is not
basically a continuation of the marvel uk continuity.

If it makes you feel better about yourself...fixed!

I have always loved the way Simon Furman cleverly works his story lines, ever the wordsmith when mashing in old and new storylines into what has/is become/ing the 'aligned continuity'!