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Mike Costa & James Roberts (w) • Livio Ramondelli (a) • Livio Ramondelli x 2 (c)CHAOS: PART 1! The long-awaited event that will have TRANSFORMERS fans talking for years and lasting repercussions on the lives of our heroes and villains gets off to a mega-start! The Autobots land on Cybertron to discover Galvatron’s plan is already in effect—but what is it? What could he possibly want on a dead planet?!*Retailers: See your order form for incentive information. *2 regular covers will be shipped in a 1-to-1 ratioFC • 32 pages • $3.99
BATTOUSAI XD wrote:Megatron vs Galvatron would be pretty cool.
Blurrz wrote:Down_Shift is a god...
tigertracks 24 wrote:So much for Galvatron working with the Autobots.
It's a pity you Autobots die so easily or I might have a sense of satisfaction.
You and I both know that Cybertron is more than just a metal planet. If it fell into the wrong hands…
deathy wrote:Since this appears to be the TF G-1 on-going IDW #24 comic issue thread.
Can someomne PLEASE provide a review with tons of spoilers about issue #24 that they read in the comic issue #24.
My nearest comic book store is 26 miles away one way & 52 miles away eound trip. with the high prices of gasoline,I can only afford to go to this comic book store once a month. I basically ask the comic book store to hold all my comic on my list until I get to the comic store in a month time period each visit.
tigertracks 24 wrote:deathy wrote:Since this appears to be the TF G-1 on-going IDW #24 comic issue thread.
Can someomne PLEASE provide a review with tons of spoilers about issue #24 that they read in the comic issue #24.
My nearest comic book store is 26 miles away one way & 52 miles away eound trip. with the high prices of gasoline,I can only afford to go to this comic book store once a month. I basically ask the comic book store to hold all my comic on my list until I get to the comic store in a month time period each visit.
Taking off from the preview, Optimus Prime and crew work to find Xaaron, but are having a hard time contacting him. Prime and crew go planetside, and Galvatron makes them an offer they can't refuse (either your with us, or we destroy you). Sunstreaker is still shunned by his fellow bots, Ironhide and Prime speak briefly of the past, and Prime talks about how Ironhide looks younger.
So back to the action, Galvatron attacks the Autobots who didn't want to join, and simply wanted to part ways peacably. Ironhide attacks Galvatron, and the Sweeps attack the rest of the bots. Galvatron and his sweeps pull back, and Prime and crew retreat to their landing spot where they are quickly targeted by Kimia (battle station Cyclonus and Scourge zombies stole from Autobots). Kimia transforms into 'alt-mode' even though it is not technically an alt mode.
It's pretty bland. The art is reminiscent of HOD, but does not suffer all the weaknesses of that art. It does come across as weak, at times, in my opinion, but as we've seen. Could be worse.
There is no amount of introspection here, as in 22, and 23. In fact, the dialogue is pretty sparse, and where there is some, I didn't find it to be very profound or interesting. It worked.
#24 not as good as #22 and #23.
deathy wrote:tigertracks 24 wrote:deathy wrote:Since this appears to be the TF G-1 on-going IDW #24 comic issue thread.
Can someomne PLEASE provide a review with tons of spoilers about issue #24 that they read in the comic issue #24.
My nearest comic book store is 26 miles away one way & 52 miles away eound trip. with the high prices of gasoline,I can only afford to go to this comic book store once a month. I basically ask the comic book store to hold all my comic on my list until I get to the comic store in a month time period each visit.
Taking off from the preview, Optimus Prime and crew work to find Xaaron, but are having a hard time contacting him. Prime and crew go planetside, and Galvatron makes them an offer they can't refuse (either your with us, or we destroy you). Sunstreaker is still shunned by his fellow bots, Ironhide and Prime speak briefly of the past, and Prime talks about how Ironhide looks younger.
So back to the action, Galvatron attacks the Autobots who didn't want to join, and simply wanted to part ways peacably. Ironhide attacks Galvatron, and the Sweeps attack the rest of the bots. Galvatron and his sweeps pull back, and Prime and crew retreat to their landing spot where they are quickly targeted by Kimia (battle station Cyclonus and Scourge zombies stole from Autobots). Kimia transforms into 'alt-mode' even though it is not technically an alt mode.
It's pretty bland. The art is reminiscent of HOD, but does not suffer all the weaknesses of that art. It does come across as weak, at times, in my opinion, but as we've seen. Could be worse.
There is no amount of introspection here, as in 22, and 23. In fact, the dialogue is pretty sparse, and where there is some, I didn't find it to be very profound or interesting. It worked.
#24 not as good as #22 and #23.
thanks for the comic 24 review.
tigertracks 24 wrote:deathy wrote:tigertracks 24 wrote:deathy wrote:Since this appears to be the TF G-1 on-going IDW #24 comic issue thread.
Can someomne PLEASE provide a review with tons of spoilers about issue #24 that they read in the comic issue #24.
My nearest comic book store is 26 miles away one way & 52 miles away eound trip. with the high prices of gasoline,I can only afford to go to this comic book store once a month. I basically ask the comic book store to hold all my comic on my list until I get to the comic store in a month time period each visit.
Taking off from the preview, Optimus Prime and crew work to find Xaaron, but are having a hard time contacting him. Prime and crew go planetside, and Galvatron makes them an offer they can't refuse (either your with us, or we destroy you). Sunstreaker is still shunned by his fellow bots, Ironhide and Prime speak briefly of the past, and Prime talks about how Ironhide looks younger.
So back to the action, Galvatron attacks the Autobots who didn't want to join, and simply wanted to part ways peacably. Ironhide attacks Galvatron, and the Sweeps attack the rest of the bots. Galvatron and his sweeps pull back, and Prime and crew retreat to their landing spot where they are quickly targeted by Kimia (battle station Cyclonus and Scourge zombies stole from Autobots). Kimia transforms into 'alt-mode' even though it is not technically an alt mode.
It's pretty bland. The art is reminiscent of HOD, but does not suffer all the weaknesses of that art. It does come across as weak, at times, in my opinion, but as we've seen. Could be worse.
There is no amount of introspection here, as in 22, and 23. In fact, the dialogue is pretty sparse, and where there is some, I didn't find it to be very profound or interesting. It worked.
#24 not as good as #22 and #23.
thanks for the comic 24 review.
Sorry it was just down and dirty here's what happened. There are more details, but that's the gist.
hook line and sinker wrote:SPOILERS!
It feels like more set up. There is an action scene and kind of the conversation we have wanted with Prime and Ironhide, but then there is also a scene involving Sunstreaker which didn't make much sense to me after certain panels in issue 21.
I could just be tired of feeling like nothing big has happened yet after HoD and all the issues of ongoing I have read leading into chaos.
Or I could just be missing the dense, multifaceted world I felt like I was visiting in issues 22 and 23.
Finally, that thing at the end with Kimia was...ugh...
There were other ways that base could have been used to blow a hole to cybertron's core in issue 26 than that.
And as for Galvatron, all hope that he won't be portrayed as nuts and will come full circle to the character Simon wrote is gone now. And it looks like all the "chaos" really is going to occur just because Galvatron won't elaborate with the autobots on the situation with Dvoid. The part when he acts as if the autobots can't be allowed to leave alive when they just want to walk away is SOOOOOOOOoo far off from the way this guy was written in HoD that it will probably raise more than a few BS flags.
And where exactly is that massive, era spanning race of an army he raised in HoD? How much room is left in the next 3 issues for all of this stuff to go down?
At least it won't be crammed into 4 spotlights like Simon's final arch was.
hook line and sinker wrote:Honestly, there are only 3 issues left, so there is little room for several things which this epic really, really needed.
Such as:
The truth about the HoD.
The true origins of Dvoid.
A chance for Galvatron to be a real character.
The answers to all the mysteries established in HoD #'s 1 and 2 and then discarded.
And then of course, room for the autobots and Galvatron to fight it out and then fight Dvoid.
So it's either going to monumentally crammed, or a lot of things are going to carry over into next year when Cybertron is gone and such...
I was conversing with a freind about this yesterday and we agreed that what it seems has happened is Mike and Andy had a plan for this but then more was introduced. I see no evidence of Dvoid being an organic part of this tfs universe. It seems like a generic 70's marvel/dc concept dumped on top of a pre planned story.
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