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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.

”Cosmic Happenings” Story by Martin (Tron Program) Fisher, Art by Mike (Optimus 8404) Ackerman, Colors by Josh (Dye Mooch) Perez, Letters by Jared Rourke

A nice bit of insite into Cosmos and his preferences, as well as his sense of duty.

Good old Cosmos, the one Season 2 Mini-bot I don't have yet(but will get eventually). This story pays a nice homage to the show, cause he did say every once in awhile how lonely he feels. The art is outstanding, every part of it.

So all in all, we have another fine, top-notch Mosaic .

I don't really understand what happened...

Not too bad. The cliff-hanger ending was well played, leaves one wondering what is going to happen.

Awesome. The art is top notch, character development is interesting. All in all, one of my favorite Mosaics. Can anyone tell me what continuity this fits into? Also is there any section of this site devoted to Transformers: Mosaic? You know, where you can browse all of the installments...

PhunkJunkion: I'm assuming G1 cartoon, if only because I don't think Cosmos has actually *been* in anything else up until the very recent IDW Spotlight.

And if you want to browse all the Mosaics easily, just go to their DeviantArt page.

As for this piece, I like this the best of Tronprogram's Mosaics that I can think of. It's got just enough dialogue to set up Cosmic's train of thought at the beginning - joining up with a mission to gain some company, only to find he still doesn't fit in socially and there's not a lot of action to keep busy with. Then you get just enough to set up the punchline: now he's got all the action he could want, but the rest of the Autobots ended up dead/gone so that he's alone again. The action of the art works great too, with him transforming and zooming off and the destruction in the last panel.

That's how I read it, anyway. :>

Jeysie wrote:PhunkJunkion: I'm assuming G1 cartoon, if only because I don't think Cosmos has actually *been* in anything else up until the very recent IDW Spotlight.

He showed up early in G1 Marvel as a member of Perceptor's resistance cell. He also travelled to Earth after that.

I found this one to be a little obscure, and hard to follow, still, it is nice to see Cos in a solo adventure. Great work!

Ultra Magnus wrote:I don't really understand what happened...

Probably a Decepticon Hit&Run. Most likely a Seeker, although just about any other Decepticon can fly away as well......or it's just your average 'The Decepticons attacked & Megs just screamed "RETREAT!!"' That also works....

Those pesky Al-Qaeda terrorists have done it again!