"Run." Calamity has befallen Cybertron. The only reasonable option for many bots is escape-leaving the planet in hopes of safety. Arcee and Greenlight need to get their mentee, Gauge, off-world to protect her, but first they'll have to find a shuttle!
A spotlight issue on Arcee, Greenlight, and their mentee, Gauge!
Leads into next month's Transformers Galaxies #7!
The result is a flight through dangerous territory that's a nice change of pace, but not entirely successful as it doesn't spend enough time digging into the emotional impact of everything that's happening. Read Full Review
A more personal story with some incredible character artwork. Read Full Review
A very well done issue, leaps, and bounds from the recent issues of this title. Hopefully, this will be the new norm. Read Full Review
Despite there being some technical issues, Transformers #18 was an entertaining tangent to the rest of the series. It's hard to tell if, at all, this issue will have a greater impact on the plot of the series as a whole, but, after the gravity of the events in the previous issue, the end of the issue is a bit of a reprieve. Read Full Review
The series jumps to a new character focus for just this issue, but it works surprisingly well. The events of the previous issue just happened, but we see the implications elsewhere on Cybertron; it makes the setting feel authentic and lived-in.
I love Arcee's righteous indignation.
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