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    Coming to a comic store near you



    Transformers: Drift #1 (of 4)

    Shane McCarthy (w) • Alex Milne (a & c)

    What was it that caused one of the Decepticon's most ruthless soldiers to turn his back on them? And what ancient secret lies hidden deep within an alien planet? All this and more as the origin of the newest Autobot, Drift, is finally revealed!

    FC • 32 pages • $3.99



    Transformers: Drift #2 (of 4)


    Shane McCarthy (w) • Alex Milne (a & c)

    What is the secret behind Drift's startling rescuers? How is it they came to be on the isolated, desert planet and what does this have to do with Drift's future? As Drift uncovers answers, he's suddenly faced with a decision that could alter his life forever!

    *2 regular covers will be shipped in a 1-to-1 ratio.

    FC • 32 pages • $3.99

    Bi-weekly miniseries!
    Written by Shane McCarthy, Drift creator and author of fan-favorite Transformers: All Hail Megatron series
    Art by Alex Milne, artist of New York Times best-selling series Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Alliance





    Transformers #11


    Mike Costa (w) • Guido Guidi (a) • Don Figueroa, Guidi (c)

    International Incident, Part 3: It's Round 2 between Autobots and Combaticons as a wildcard enters the fight, while back in the States, Skywatch takes some extreme-even illegal-measures to even the odds. More gigantic fight scenes by Costa and Guidi!

    *2 regular covers will be shipped in a 1-to-1 ratio.

    FC • 32 pages • $3.99



    Transformers: Sector 7 #1 (of 5)

    John Barber (w) • Joe Suitor (a) • Josh Nizzi (c)

    At last-the secret history of the Transformers is finally revealed, through the multigenerational saga of the clandestine spy group code-named SECTOR 7. Events in this series tie directly into all of the massive hit Transformers movies, but trust us when we say-there has never been a movie-tie in comic like this before!

    *2 regular covers will be shipped in a 1-to-1 ratio.

    FC • 32 pages • $3.99

    The build-up to Transformers 3 begins here!




    Transformers IDW Collection Vol. 2

    Simon Furman, Nick Roche (w) • E.J. Su, Nick Roche, Don Figueroa, Klaus Scherwinski (a) • Su (c)

    The re-presentation of IDW's TRANSFORMERS Universe continues in volume 2 of TRANSFORMERS: THE IDW COLLECTION! Placed in "prime" reading order by TF Editor Andy Schmidt, and featuring front and back cover art by the legendary E.J. Su, you've never seen the TRANSFORMERS like this as the action flashes between CYBERTRON, Earth, and beyond! Includes Stormbringer #1-4, Spotlights: SIXSHOT, ULTRA MAGNUS, KUP, and ESCALATION#1-6.

    HC • FC • $49.99 • 369 Pages • 7" x 11" • ISBN: 978-1-60010-751-1

    Full Sized Covers can be seen
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    Wow, a bi-weekly Drift series to get all issues out fast, because they are bad, or because IDW want it out so we all can bask in the glory of Drift's backstory?

    September is looking very unimpressive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by i_amtrunks View Post
    Wow, a bi-weekly Drift series to get all issues out fast, because they are bad, or because IDW want it out so we all can bask in the glory of Drift's backstory?

    September is looking very unimpressive.
    i think the "3rd faction angle" could be interesting.....

    and the cover for TF:O#11 looks mighty interesting..

    thundercracker with a scratched of decepticon logo and predacons...predacons in beast mode.... but then it is only a cover.. but then the cover alone is so much better then the most recent issue of ongoing

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    Looks interesting, might go and put a pre-order in. Do they have a limited cover for the first issue?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sharky View Post

    Art by Alex Milne, artist of New York Times best-selling series Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: Alliance [/I]
    Wait, when did this happen?

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    I think the rushing out of the Drift comic is probably pressure from Hasbro to help sell the toy. Or IDW cashing in on the new (in America) toy.

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    Drift has always been planned and announced to be a bi-monthly series, and I see this as just part of IDW's varying release schemes. From mini-series, one shots and now to the ongoing, a bi-monthly series seemed like an interesting step, and I guess why not?
    I know people love to hate Drift, but doesn't seem very deserved for this mini.

    I LOVE the cover for TF#11, looks great, hope the content of #9 and on is more impressive than #7-8.
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    I suppose, if they only expect about 7-10,000 copies sold with each issue these days, why not pump out more per month to increase overall sales/profit.

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    Im glad Thundercracker is now receiving his due character development (well hopefully). Somebody must've been reading thru a lot of fan sites and found this gripe... its always Starscream and yadayadayada getting the spotlight among the seekers ( well he is their leader). BUt ol TC has a lot of potential to explore/exploit since he is basically a "blank slate" - characterization wise. All there is to him is he is an ambivalent decepticon in his bio, but this has never been shown and fleshed out in any series or medium he appears in. His just.... there.

    So this angle - IDW G1 Thundercracker = Armada Wheeljack is interesting and hopefully is tastefully handled by the writers.
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