You can listen to this episode on our Binary System Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! SPOILER ALERT. Last week IDW released Optimus Prime #25, the very last issue of all the current Transformers series, after this the entire universe reboots. Seeing as how this podcast could easily be the All Transformers All The Time Network (if
It’s the final issue of the Unicron saga, and I was going to say “it’s the end of an era” but we’re not quite there yet: Optimus Prime #25 comes out next week and will finish up the IDW Transformers books. I think I would’ve liked the Unicron book to be the final chapter in
I can’t believe we’re down to the last two issues of every IDW Transformers series. And even though we had lots of battles and death, this issue still seemed to be on the quieter side (relatively) which I appreciated because with everything going on in these books I needed a chance to catch my breath.
All the IDW Transformers books have hit their last three issues. I was going to say something profound and meaningful, or maudlin, but ugh, let’s not do that for another couple issues at least. (If ever.) See below for reviews of Lost Light #23, Optimus Prime #23, and Unicron #4.
All three Transformers books this week are sloooowly drawing together; you can start to see how everything’s going to fall in place in the next few issues. See below for reviews of Optimus Prime #22, Unicron #3, and Lost Light #22.
It feels weird to take a break from the San Diego Comic-Con coverage to review some comic books, but since we’re down to the last handful of issues of IDW’s Transformers, I’ve got a limited window for gushing over artists and yelling at writers who break my heart. (Or writers who confuse me. Which is
We’re just weeks away from a multiple-series-finale of Transformers at IDW and things are speeding up, not just in the action, but in the release of books: this week we got three Transformers books. (And next week we’ll get another one…this is gonna be a busy summer.) See below for a review of Lost Light #20,