Sam Maggs (Marvel Action: Captain Marvel, Marvel: Fearless and Fantastic!, DC: Brave and Bold!) and Umi Miyao (Transformers) weave a tale of deception and perception in "Gauging the Truth," Part 1!
Cycles ago, a Reversionist ship left Cybertron in the wake of a great calamity. Gauge, the youngest Cybertronian in the universe, knows she was forged on the planet, but only remembers her life on the ship. Her life's about to be shaken as her whole concept of the truth is thrown into question by the mysterious figures in the brig.
The writing here by Sam Maggs is superior with clear storytelling, well developed characterization and deep issues of blind faith and the desire to apply logic upon that faith. It provides easy access to new readers as Gauge is discovering the Transformers and their story and universe with newly opened eyes. Read Full Review
It's been a while since I've read IDW's Transformers line of comics but Transformers: Galaxies #7 feels like returning to a familiar friend. It has exactly what I want to see in a Transformers comic, an exploration of society, culture, and politics… with cool robots who can turn into things. It may sound cheesy but the property continues to be “more than meets the eyes.” Read Full Review
If you are at all familiar with the Transformers 2019 series, the last panel is likely no big surprise. However, the dramatic irony makes this a worth-while read. Read Full Review
Sam Maggs makes her introduction in the Transformersuniverse an entertaining and memorable one. The mystery over Gauge's memory and who the Reversionists really are is well played in its build-up as Maggs slowly peels back the layers of their religion. The art from McGuire-Smith and Burcham serves the story well and is impressive given so few of the characters speak actual lines. This next arc inTransformers Galaxiesis shaping up to be a good one with Maggs at the helm. Read Full Review
Heretech has led an entire community of Transformers into space, seeking religious purity and peace … except one member of the flock has questions. Read Full Review
I believe this issue fell a little bit short of my expectations. This is a really formulaic story, and while it looks great, the entertainment value falls a little short, Read Full Review
Another solid installment for IDW's Transformers line. Read Full Review
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