For not being a die-hard Transformers fan, this issue was a nice change from what I usually read. I am captivated by the intense emotions and strong desire for redemption. I imagine that if I were up to date with my Transformers continuity and characters I would enjoy it even more, but jumping in this issue was still satisfying enough to recommend this series to those who are fans of the franchise. Read Full Review

Transformers: Sins of the Wreckers #2 is a gritty, dark tale that explores The Wreckers' characters while expanding on the current state of affairs of the Transformers' political landscape. It does a great job with characterization through the dialogue, lettering, and artwork. It also has a ton of enjoyable and satisfying action sequences. However, there were some minor issues with the art and a lack of planning when it came to confronting their enemy and it was still somewhat difficult to determine which Transformer is which. Read Full Review

Transformers: Sins of the Wreckers #2 is a fun book for readers and a great one for Transformers fans. Read Full Review

Beast Wars baby, Beast Wars! Every time Beast Wars character are introduced it brings me joy, and there are several in this issue. The issue is trying to do too much though, characters keep coming out of nowhere, some action gets muddled, I don't even know what the heck that regurgitating panel was all about, can someone explain that to me? Roche is trying to do too much and needs to be reigned in a bit or spread it over more issues. On the plus side, it takes longer than the typical comic to read this, so you feel like you are getting your 4 bucks worth.

Slows the pace a little bit for exposition, and the action get a little too light at times, but is still good action and retains the intrigue of the previous issue.