Although Dille was likely the more knowledgeable of the two writers in Cybertron lore, you can feel the impressive world-building scope that Metzen's writing brings to the mix. (The fact that Optimus and Ironhide are even scaling a Grav-Haraan Glacier in the first place is just balla and good fun.) Big players in the Transformers pantheon are making big moves and the writers have already efficiently hammered home the notion that the stakes will be high and Cybertron spanning. Read Full Review

I haven't even mentioned the art, mainly because I was so captivated by the story. Make no mistake, Livio Ramondelli's art is exquisite. Even if the story would have been more pedestrian without the art, Ramondelli's work would have garnered this new series a good review by itself. Luckily, we get the best of both worlds. Livio perfectly captures the feel of the tale and portrays the Transformers and their environment. With all the talent packed into this release,Transformers: Primacy is definitely going to be a series to watch. I, for one, am looking forward to seeing the story grow. I highly recommend all of you take a look. Read Full Review

That Transformers keeps getting revisited in various forms of media is evidence of how a good idea, in the hands of the right creative team, can transcend its initial concept. To that effect, Transformers: Primacy is a fresh and revitalizing take on a franchise that has managed to survive for more than two decades. While it stands on its own as a great story and a fun read, reading the prior two volumes would only stand to make the story more satisfying. Read Full Review

In short, Transformers: Primacy #1 comes out kicking and screaming with a very successful first issue. I look forward to seeing what else this title has to offer and I imagine I'm not the only one. Read Full Review

The final part of the Trilogy is off to a great start! Read Full Review

Ive watched all of the animated series (even the Japanese ones that came after American series finished), but I was lost at times in this because Im not up to date with the new Transformers tales at IDW. That said, this is well told and well put together. Im sure fans will be more than happy with it, and its still left me wanting to be more familiar with the comic franchise so that I can soak up all the fun too. Read Full Review

I would recommend reading the previous installments first but it is not required. Primacy #1 is a solid entry point for new readers looking to read Transformers comics but dont want to navigate the continuity of the main series Robots in Disguise and More than Meets the Eye. Read Full Review

Christ Metzen and Flint Dille present a very grim version of The Transformers in this debut issue. While it claims to take place in the early days of the "war for Cybertron," potential readers should be made aware that this issue makes references to several other Transformers titles that have come and gone. This fact doesn't make this issue unreadable by any means, but it will probably make new readers feel somewhat out of the loop. Read Full Review

Transformers Primacy is everything you can want in a Transformers comic, intrigue, great characters and a sense of fun and adventure that the franchise has always been known for. The art is beautiful and it focus' on character more than fists and laser blast that creates a truly compelling read that anyone who is a fan of the Gen 1 era will fall in love with all over again. Read Full Review

While the art isnt to my liking, Transformers: Primacy feels as though it is building to a good story, so Ill stand ready for the story to pick up pace, and hopefully we will have something to see when it does. Read Full Review

Honestly, I thought this book was amazing. Flint and Dille really did a great job with making these action figures compelling. The great art in the big epic scenes more than make up for the questionable art in the quiet moments so this is just a win all around for me. Seriously, guys you should read this. Read Full Review