All in all, Transformers: Regeneration One #83 from IDW publishing is a great read. One might say a good enough read to draw in someone who never read many Transformers comics. That's right, I think this one will be making it on to my pull list. If you like the Transformers in any way, shape or form, this series is as good of a place as any to start. The only concern is the fact that it's 83 issues deep now, and may be hard to track down the majority of the older issues from the series. IDW may be a great publisher, but they aren't the biggest, so finding these comics in your comic shop may prove difficult. But don't let that stop you, #83 is a good place to start, so start and go from there. Read Full Review
I missed the first two issues and was a little apprehensive dropping in on the middle of an arc but I loved it and I found myself picking up right from the start. If you have any interest in following the classic Transformers then I urge you to try this out. It looks to be a slow building story but Furman is building something special here so you might not want to miss out on it. Read Full Review
Overall, a very interesting and soid entry in RegenerationOne. If it's one thing this issue did, it made me anticipate the big fight coming soon. Circuit Smasher ends up being one one of the more intriging characters, I'm looking forward to seeing where he'll be in the next few issues. Read Full Review
This issue was a great continuation of the vibe of the Transformers: Regeneration One series. It may be tought to swallow paying $3.99 for what is essentially a 90s book, but for Transformers fans looking for a fix or resolution from the old storylines, this should be right up your alley. Issue #83 isn't the best comic I've read this year, but it did impress me enough that I'll come back for more, for nostalgia's sake if nothing else. Read Full Review
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