AUTOBOTS VS DECEPTICONS The face-off you demanded between Optimus Prime and is here.
Transformers #21 is a pivotal chapter in a story that is quickly becoming legendary. Johnson and Corona are a creative team firing on all cylinders, delivering a Transformers comic that's as smartly written as it is visually stunning. It's a testament to these characters' power and a clear sign that the Energon Universe is in incredibly capable hands. Whether you're in it for the explosive action, the compelling character stories, or the sheer artistry on display, this issue delivers big time. Seriously, Transformers is easily one of the best comics on the market. You absolutely need to be reading this series. Don't miss it! Read Full Review
The fight to increase one's strength may seem a worthy goal. But an abundance of power can prevent us from attaining our ambitions. As Humans and Cybertronians seek power for its own sake, a US chaplain and Optimus Prime experience its corrupting influence. And then theres the smallest Autobot, who, like a diminutive Jedi, reminds us that big things can come in small packages in Transformers #21. Read Full Review
Transfomers #21 perfectly captures the importance of timing. Every moment that the Autobots, Decepticons, and humans make is crucial to their respective sides. The decisions of one can and will affect others. That is showcased with how quickly things pop off with the latest Autobots vs Decepticons clash. It all is a reminder that this is the premiere title in the consistently impressive Energon Universe. Read Full Review
Megatrons full-on assault takes center stage in a pivotal chapter. Johnson brings out the hopelessness in the strong writing. Corona and the art team level up the blockbuster action. This series never lets the audience forget the epic level of storytelling on display each issue. Read Full Review
The final showdown of DWJ's Transformers epic marches on to its inevitable conclusion with the Decepticons more powerful than ever before. Read Full Review
Transformers #21 is an explosive, heartfelt continuation of one of the best comics on the stand, delivering yet another stellar issue. Read Full Review
TRANSFORMERS #21 is a banger of an action fest when Megatron and the Decepticons launch an all-out assault on the Ark. Daniel Warren Johnson's script is a rollercoaster of a thrill ride, and Jorge Corona's art is impressively detailed and dramatic. That said, the momentum of the battle shifts in a confusing way, throwing you off. Read Full Review
Johnson sets up a pretty wild twist this issue that actually would have made for a more effective cliffhanger than merely killing another character. Either way, Transformers 21 makes for another exciting read as Johnson nears the end of his tenure as the series' writer. Read Full Review
This series hasnt slowed down for one minute, and while this is a setup issue, it is a harrowing display of stakes for the Autobots while also being yet another brilliant character analysis for both Prime and Megatron.
All I know is that Im very hopeful whoever is following Warrens footsteps is able to character this energy along with the weight of the warfare. The art speaks for itself. Corona deserves Eisners for what hes drawing on the pages here.
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