Exodus sequel - 'Exiles'... out Sept 27th

[griffin]

From author Alex Irvine's twitter page:

Hey #Transformers fans: the new book will be called EXILES, and it's due out on September 27.

[1AZRAEL1]

Reminds me, I gotta buy the first one

[griffin]

Plot description has been released at Amazon.

"The epic battles between Optimus Prime and Megatron have long thrilled Transformers fans. But these two giants weren’t always great leaders and bitter foes. This new novel continues the electrifying saga that started with Transformers: Exodus, unveiling the origins of the conflict—the explosive events that unfolded before Optimus and Megatron arrived Earthside, forever altering the destiny of their kind.

Once allies, Optimus and Megatron are now enemies in a civil war. To prevent Cybertron from falling into Megatron’s hands, Optimus jettisons the planet’s heart, the AllSpark, into space, then sets out to find it with Megatron hot on his heels. Optimus is determined to defeat Megatron, bring the AllSpark home, and restore Cybertron to its former glory.

But a saboteur lurks aboard Optimus’s spaceship, and ahead lie lost colonies, some of them hostile. Optimus needs help of the highest caliber, but from whom? Heroes such as Solus, Nexus, and Vector Prime are just names from make-believe stories of long ago. Or are they? Maybe it’s time for Optimus Prime to find out. Maybe it’s the only chance he has to vanquish mighty Megatron."

[Seraphim Prime]

Interested to read about the older Primes, but that is about all.

Exodus was quite interesting up until the point at which Prime and Megatron found themselves actually fighting their war. At first they were minor players debating a need for society to change, and we saw complexities in their relationships and with the wider population of Cybertron. However by the end they became more like forces than people, and made their story less interesting to read (although could be seen as analogous to an increased one-dimensionality as their views became more black and white).

[UltraMarginal]

Interested to read about the older Primes, but that is about all.

Exodus was quite interesting up until the point at which Prime and Megatron found themselves actually fighting their war. At first they were minor players debating a need for society to change, and we saw complexities in their relationships and with the wider population of Cybertron. However by the end they became more like forces than people, and made their story less interesting to read (although could be seen as analogous to an increased one-dimensionality as their views became more black and white).

I agree, I found the first half to two thirds much more interesting. still worth reading though, I'm certainly looking forward to the next one.

[Tallestblue]

Hostile lost colonies? ...Junkions maybe?