Transformers #14 is a must read for the old and the new fans of the series, presenting a thoughtful and layered rendition of one of the most captivating antagonists of the franchise. Starscream's 'revenge 'needs no introductionhis comeback only emboldens his zeal and serves as a warning for his enemies. Read Full Review

TRANSFORMERS #14 concludes Starscream's origin story and begins his comeback fight to regain control of the Decepticons with a wild and oddly comedic issue. Daniel Warren Johnson rules with the best comic adaptation around, even if the mildly comedic tone doesn't match the rest of the series, and Jason Howard's guest art upholds the quality of the series. Read Full Review

The journey into a deadly Decepticons path of redemption closes on a solid note. Johnson slow builds the drama with the writing. Howard, Spicer and Wooton brings the misleading nature of a broken soul to life with the images. The Energon Universe had better brace for the unforgiving evil forthcoming. Read Full Review

A solid wrap up to this Starscream side story that gave us a nice break from the massive events of the previous story line. Read Full Review

The basic format of both franchises had been so narrowly defined for so long. It doesn't take much to change things and mutate them in a way that makes them fresh and interesting. Daniel, Warren Johnson and company are doing a really good job of playing with the elements in a way that is respective to to what they've been through before a while. Also creating new and interesting dynamics. The Energon Universe continues to be fun.  Read Full Review

Looking forward to getting Corona back on the title next month...

I can't put my finger on it, but I kind thought this was an okay issue. It was kind bland.