The G.I. Joe team's adventures continue with the strangest member they've ever seen: the Decepticon Skywarp! Written by Aubrey Sitterson and drawn by Giannis Milonogiannis. Ended at issue #9, rebranded as Scarlett's Strike Force, which was cancelled after three issues. Lafuente's colours have reverted to her pre-" Spotlight: Drift" style, which is shown in " Spotlight: Blurr". The Transformers: All Hail Megatron Volume 3 ( October 28, 2009) ISBN 1600105416 / ISBN 978-1600105418

Cover A: Wraparound cover of an angry Metroplex and the Throttlebots vs Sixshot; art by Marcelo Matere and colors by Priscilla Tramontano. Collects All Hail Megatron issues #1– 16, and Spotlight: Blurr, Jazz, Drift, Cliffjumper& Metroplex. Cover A: Arcee, Nova Prime, the Pretender Monsters, Ultra Magnus, Fortress Maximus and some dead guy by Alex Milne and Josh Perez.

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How to Ride a Dinobot! (2014) — One-shot digital comic based on a series of web videos loosely related to Age of Extinction. Transformers: Movie Adaptation (2007) — A four-part comic adaptation of the film, released weekly in June 2007. The Decepticon assassination squad approaches the Citadel on foot despite at least two flight-capable warriors among their ranks.

The Transformers 30th Anniversary Collection (2013) — Hardcover collection celebrating 30 years of Transformers comics. Compared to IDW's previous Transformers output, the debut of the 2019 continuity marked a shift in IDW's approach to Transformers comics as a whole—while IDW's previous Transformers books pinballed between dozens of different miniseries and sometimes several simultaneous ongoings, the rebooted comic is confined to a single ongoing, with one companion miniseries at a time focusing on a different cast of characters set far away from the main story. Perhaps to compensate for this tightly focused storyline, IDW shifted its approach to include multiple self-contained miniseries not set in this continuity, including crossover comics advertising Hasbro's Collaborative and Shattered Glass toylines. The Throttlebots' guns are based on the ones they carried in their first Marvel Comics appearance, in " The Cure!". The Transformers: Generations (2006–2007) — [12 issues] Reprints random old Marvel Comics issues, specifically ones that did not feature Marvel-owned characters such as Circuit Breaker. The direct sequel to Autocracy, set in the early days of the Great War. Released digitally bi-weekly, then later compiled into four print issues.An editor's note at the beginning states that the events in this issue start right before All Hail Megatron #1. A companion to Transformers, Galaxies is an anthology series that ties into the ongoing, featuring a rotating creative cast and a variety of characters from across the new Transformers universe.

Transformers Animated: The Complete AllSpark Almanac (2015) — An omnibus volume containing the two books and The AllSpark Almanac Addendum with some new information added. The direct sequel to Infiltration; a six-issue story arc detailing a conflict with the Decepticons in Brasnya and the abduction of Sunstreaker and Hunter O'Nion.

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This trio of miniseries are set millions of years in past at the start of the war and follow after the events of Megatron Origins. These series were originally digital-first and were later released in print. My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise! (2020) — Four-issue limited crossover series featuring the cast of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. If Schmidt can do this with a single issue, I'm chomping at the bit to see what he could do with an ongoing. A four-issue story arc detailing the events surrounding Megatron's rise to power and the founding of the Decepticon faction. Bonus material includes the alternate covers of each issue, as well as art of each Throttlebot by Marcelo Matere and new cover art by Trevor Hutchison.