Although this collection was curated by Simon Furman, the man directly responsible for many of the stories it contains, many of the decisions it makes seem to be far from ideal. Magnus' Mate on the TFW2005 forums: "Except the IDW "Transformers Classics" volume 2 with issue #23 in doesn't have this same problem - Skids is still Skids, not Skips! I know there are other problems with them, but this one is on Hachette." Includes a bio for Windblade, an overview of her conception, pictures of her Thrilling 30 toy, and early design sketches by Hasbro. The Transformers: Robots in Disguise Volume 5 ( December 4, 2013) ISBN 1613778368 / ISBN 978-1613778364

Ozformers Transformers Club of Australia: UK Definitive Comic collection from Hachette now in Australia

Scourge draws the short straw in that regard (as he seems to in all fiction) when he is essentially taken out in one hit. The final "fight" (pictured above) is fantastic. Because, in a great twist, most of it isn't real. Galvtron, having suffered quite a devastating shot to the head. Alongside his mind deteriorating being alongside Megatron and depicting events through his eyes/memories, goes completely insane by the time Optimus Prime enters the fray. To the extent most of the battle that follows only occurs in Galvatron's shattered psyche. The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 2 ( August 12, 2015) ISBN 1631403648 / ISBN 978-1631403644

Please include your subscription number with your parcel. A parcel kept more than 14 days means acceptance and the invoice should be paid promptly. We hope that this is to your satisfaction and please look out for exciting titles coming soon from Hachette Partworks. Collects Till All Are One issues #1– 4, Titans Return #1, The Transformers (2012) issues #56–57, and More than Meets the Eye issues #56– 57. An interview with James Roberts on how he worked his way up to become an ongoing writer, and character design sketches by Livio Ramondelli.

The Japanese reprinted editions have been published from Villagebooks. Bonus material includes: art from all covers, appearance character commentary, includes a booklet with a commentary written by Akihisa Koike and Eugene Ishikawa.

Volume 3 presents UK #41-50 before US #11-12, when they should be the other way around. Apparently this was a deliberate decision to place focus on the UK story the volume was centred around! [5] The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 8 ( December 5, 2018) ISBN 1684053722 / ISBN 978-1684053728 With your 4th delivery, you will receive your FREE Transformers bookends. For customers starting with Issue 1, this will be with your 5th delivery. A profile on Derek Yaniger, a outro by Simon Furman including [small-scale scans of] " War Zone", their second UK-original G2 strip.

The two comic stories from the 1986 annual aren't directly connected to specific issues; " To a Power Unknown!" doesn't really fit into continuity, but certainly takes place after UK #65—which is where the partwork puts it—while " Victory!" (which explains what happened to the Dinobots between UK #50 and #65) is placed before UK #74-77, another Dinobot-centric story.