Even decades later, the Transformers remain one of the most popular franchises, not just in cartoons, but in movies and comics as well. While the comics have had multiple continuities, each one has ...

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The Transformers comics have generally adhered to the original design aesthetic. So, if the Michael Bay movies turned you off, you don’t have to worry about that here. Many of the comics focus on ...

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To start, Kirkman described what drew him into helping to create the Energon universe: “I was born in 1978, and I was six years old when Transformers started in 1984. I saw the Transformers movie in ...

NEW ARC .ROBERT KIRKMAN AND DAN MORA START A NEW ERA WITH AN OVERSIZED ANNIVERSARY ISSUE! The Energon Universe will never be the same as the Autobots and Decepticons kick off the most surprising new ...

Debuting in Marvel Comics, the Autobot Nightbeat isn’t a soldier like most of the other Autobots, but a detective. Instead of fighting on the front lines of the Cybertronian War, Nightbeat spends his ...

Transformers wasn’t just a hit on TV and in the toy aisles during the ’80s; it was a massive success in comic books as well. Published by Marvel Comics, two distinct series were released over the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wheeljack and Bumblebee together in The Transformers (1984) - Hasbro The plucky and yellow (in color scheme, not spirit) Bumblebee ...