All in all, if you want to grab someones attention and then run with the plot as much as you like – this is how you do it. This is what More Than Meets The Eye does best; it finds sci-fi concepts and settings, has as much fun as possible and just goes with the flow. Read Full Review

While I love reviewing this series, sometimes it feels a tad silly. This book is rock solid month after month. What keeps me coming back is the sheer variety in the ways this comic is great. While I probably wouldn't rank this one quite up there with issues #30 and #31 and there's a little too much housekeeping to be done, Roberts and Milne continue to build an incredible world together, expertly punctuated by strong dialogue, intelligent artistic choices, and a core of intelligent musings on oppression, surveillance, and freedom. Read Full Review

The book overall is definitely a solid launch pad for this story, the artwork as always is beautiful and the story includes every detail and more needed to make you invested in it. The only issue really with this book is it's all well and good to want to present a confusing story that makes the reader think but if you start to sacrifice the smoothness and flow to achieve it then you will just discourage readers. I appreciated the addition of Transformers Armada's Hot Rod and Transformers Animated's Bulkhead being added as both have not been featured yet and both are fan favourites. Transformers " MTMTE #35 certainly opens up a wide realm of possibilities which is really the main task of any good writer, and while I couldn't recommend it to a new reader I could certainly debate it and its possibilities for hours with a seasoned reader. Read Full Review