As the sunsets on another Transformers series, it is safe to say Transformers: Regeneration One #100 is not only a fitting conclusion, but a glorious showcase of the talent behind the line. The series will be greatly missed yet, as Furman points out, the saga will never be truly over, it will live on in our hearts and minds. Read Full Review

Furman wraps up his run on Tranformers that he began some twenty-five years ago. The evolution of his storytelling is quite impressive. The finale uses some very complicated ideas to get across a simple point. Just because a story ends it doesn't mean that the imagination can't take the characters and their stories even further. Whether it's another comic, a book, a movie or a short story, people and their ideas will always find a way to push the ball ahead. The goal line that Furman leaves the ball here is a good one and feels like the ending the book should have had but didn't get the chance all those years ago. I recommend checking this out and going back re-reading Furman's fifty issue run from Marvel to IDW. Read Full Review

Fans will certainly want to pick this one up (despite its price-tag), but it is a little light on action (other than Galvatron's defeat) while relegating several key characters such as Grimlock, Shockwave, and Starscream to small roles or cameos. For fans. Read Full Review