A fun character based story done in the high concept way that this book is great at. This not only a fun story in itself but could be re-read just to get all the references, you'll have to add your own laugh track mind. Read Full Review

Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye #43 is a very strange issue and that's just the way it likes it. James Roberts takes an issue to explore a personal preoccupation, though some might argue that his desire not to 'just' produce a filler issue actually weighs it down. If you're interested in some amusing meta-commentary or at least willing to abide a strange tangent from one of the best series on the market, you'll find a mindbending and heartfelt little rescue mission with a fantastic finale, but it definitely doesn't feel like the most necessary issue of the series. Still, much as Roberts is letting his inner Grant Morrison out this month, there's no denying that he's still an incredible talent and that even the most polarizing issues of MTMTE are some of the smartest and sharpest mainstream comics being published. Read Full Review

All in all, this is an average offering, but average doesn't neccessarily mean bad. More Than Meets The Eye has set itself a high bar lately and being ‘just' average should be more than enough. Read Full Review