The Energon Pub

News Credits: 430 · by **Richter** » Mon Feb 13, 2012 2:47 am

The Universe of the Transformers is vast, and populated by many characters. Their universe is a large tapestry, made up of the stories and points of view of countless experiences that serve the larger whole.

These are some of those stories. This is:

It should be noted that while this project has been recognized by IDW Publishing and Hasbro, none of the works presented have been commissioned or solicited by either company. The stories are not official canon, except where noted. These stories are the result of Transformers enthusiasts taking the time out of their busy days to contribute to a universe they love. No one has been paid for the production of these stories.

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Story & Art by;
Jim "Karyudo" Lafferty http://karyudo-ds.deviantart.com

News Credits: 1 · by **Bumblevivisector** » Mon Feb 13, 2012 10:06 am

Well, Furman's debut US issue was what got me into TF comics, so this brings back fond memories...but there wasn't really anything new besides the updated IDW character designs. Jose Delbo is far from my favorite TF artist, so I'd wondered how that issue would've looked if drawn more in the style of Geoff Senior or Dan Reed to ratchet up the horror element, but this art, good as it was, just seemed a tad flat for the material. The scene is finally, thankfully dark, which is something the original comic clearly wanted but couldn't pull off, but the deactivated Autobots didn't look damaged enough, and there were only 4 of them.

It was a nice crack at a worthy vintage story though, and maybe they've already got a superior sequel up their sleeves.

News Credits: 11 · by **Bass X0** » Mon Feb 13, 2012 1:01 pm

The writer doesn't know how to spell Ratchet's name.

News Credits: 2 · by **AdamPrime** » Mon Feb 13, 2012 1:38 pm

Oh, come now.

Perhaps the creator(s) of this strip just wanted to breathe new life into an old scene. Either way, pulled off with style and aplomb.

Good work.