Cybertron, a planet of vast beauty and extraordinary cities, wasn't always so perfect. After the War Against the Threefold Spark, Cybertron was decimated, and new bots-the Constructicons-emerged to help rebuild it grander and more amazing than ever before. But where are these bots now? Why have they been erased from Cybertron's history? And what are they planning to do about it? Find out in "Constructicons Rising," Part One!
* Written by one of the founders of Vox Media, Tyler Bleszinski!
* An all-new series set in-universe, exploring the many characters and ideas in the Transformers galaxy!
* A spotlight on the Constructicons a more
Personally, I think this is a wonderful start to this series. I was a bit wary when I heard that the series was going to start out highlighting the Constructicons, but my fears have certainly been assuaged. The only downside to this series is that I have to wait a month to get my hands on the next issue. Read Full Review
Bleszinski does well with the Constructicons' beginnings, though right now the only ones who stand out are Hook and Scrapper. While there are some familiar elements to the story, Bleszinski places enough of his own mark on the characters to make this new take an intriguing one while planting some compelling seeds for future issues. The art from Ramondelli is quite good both in its visuals and thematic connections to the group.Transformers: Galaxies #1is a nice start to the spin-off that doesn't feel like an unneeded part of IDW's main series. Read Full Review
This was a very strong debut issue that has made me want to know more about these Constructions which, after its billing, makes it a success in my eyes. Read Full Review
Good. Really good. Even though it got a little bit confusing here and there, it was never too much to spoil the issue for me. The Constructicons each have distinct, identifiable personalities that stand out from each other. That, combined with some decent art makes the book a nice treat and a fresh change of pace from the other Transformers title, Read Full Review
Galaxies starts to pick up the pieces the main Transformers book left behind but you have to wonder if this series is up for the task. Read Full Review
I like how they're trying to establish a mystery with the Constructicons, although non-Transformers fans may struggle to understand how everything ties together. Read Full Review
While the comic has some interesting ideas and good artwork, it is crippled by a confusing plot structure, too much dialogue, and crowded pages. Read Full Review
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