AUTOBOTS VERSUS EARTH! OPTIMUS PRIME and the AUTOBOTS discover the humans' secret-and they aren't pleased with what they learn! Will the DECEPTICON's alliance tear down the peace-and will the world learn the CYBERTRONIANs are back?
If I have a criticism, its that Thundercracker ends up being comic relief, which jars slightly with his characterisation and the tone of the issue generally. The fact remains, though, that this sets the standard for franchise tie-in comics, and raises the bar in doing so. Oh, and if youre so minded, pick up Casey Collers 30th Anniversary cover version of this. My jaw dropped but no spoilers, go see for yourself. Read Full Review
A solid issue that ties up several plot points neatly. Read Full Review
All in all, this isn't a bad issue but I was expecting a little bit more. Perhaps the introduction was less satisfying than last month's issue suggested, but it feels as if the real core of this arc is being saved for later on and it shows in certain areas. Yet that doesn't prevent the final product from being somewhat enjoyable. Read Full Review
RiD #32 doesn't live up to last month's installment, but it's a satisfying addition to this new era of Transformers and sets the stage for some dramatic shifts in months to come. The series calms down a bit this month but it feels like the quiet before the storm. Read Full Review
I enjoyed this, but these schemes Prowl cooks up get more and more convoluted. My favourite part is actually Thundercracker's script, I think IDW ought to publish it!
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