The Transformers (IDW Publishing)

The Transformers (later retitled as Transformers) is a comic book series by IDW Publishing, based upon Hasbro's Transformers characters and toy line.

For other uses, see Transformers (disambiguation).
The Transformers
Composite of Stormbringer covers drawn by Don Figueroa
Publication information
PublisherIDW Publishing
GenreScience fiction, superhero
Publication dateOctober 2005 – present
Creative team
Created byHasbro

Following Dreamwave Productions' bankruptcy in 2005, IDW picked up the rights and hired long-time Transformers writer Simon Furman to craft a rebooted Generation 1-based continuity, similar to Ultimate Marvel.[1] An issue #0 was published in October 2005, and the ongoing series began in January 2006.

For the first four years of its run, the series was marketed as various limited series for each story,[2] in published order as The Transformers: Infiltration, Stormbringer, Escalation, Megatron Origin, Devastation, Revelation, All Hail Megatron and Maximum Dinobots. The series also had a sister title of ongoing one-shots entitled The Transformers: Spotlight which began in September 2006, each focusing on a particular character and affecting the storyline of the main title.

Starting in November 2009, an ongoing series of the Transformers was launched and ended in December 2011. Concurrently, during this time, other mini-series were also published: Last Stand of the Wreckers, Bumblebee, Ironhide, Drift, Infestation and Heart of Darkness, the latter of which led into the story arc Chaos.

Following a one-shot titled The Death of Optimus Prime, two new ongoing series started in January 2012, Robots in Disguise and More than Meets the Eye. A digital Transformers comic also became available titled Autocracy, consisting of 12 eight-page issues.[3][4] Two sequels to Autocracy titled Monstrosity and Primacy started publishing in March 2013 and August 2014, respectively.[5][6] In April and November 2014, the Windblade and Drift – Empire of Stone mini-series were also published. In addition, in November 2014, The Transformers: Robots in Disguise changed its title to just The Transformers. A second ongoing series of Windblade started in March 2015.

Starting in 2016, the Transformers comics became part of the Hasbro Reconstruction relaunch, playing a role during the crossover events Revolution and First Strike, set in the Hasbro Comic Book Universe.

Publication

Dreamwave Productions shut down on January 4, 2005, and announced they would cease publication of all their comics, leaving Transformers: Generation One and its prequel series, Transformers: The War Within incomplete.[7] Chris Ryall, editor-in-chief of IDW Publishing, leaped at the chance to bid on the property.[8] On May 19, 2005, Hasbro announced they had awarded the licensing rights to IDW Publishing, with plans for an issue #0 in October 2005 and an ongoing title entitled The Transformers: Infiltration to begin in January 2006.[9] Beforehand, Ryall met up with long-time writer Simon Furman.[10] Furman aimed for a contemporary version of the Generation 1 incarnation to appeal to new and old fans alike. They both cited a focus on the "Robots in Disguise" element of the characters, aiming to bring back their "myth and majesty".[11] Overall, Furman described it as, "This was, at last (after 20-plus years) MY take on Transformers."[12] Furman also aimed for a real time approach,[13] using maps to help guide his stories.[14] Infiltration's issue #0 sold 100,000 copies in pre-orders, a record for the company.[15] Furman focused the story on Autobot medic Ratchet and broke new ground for G1-based storylines by excluding the Ark crash storyline, to give proper intent to the Transformers being on Earth,[11] thus separating the fictional universe from the Beast Wars one.[12] E. J. Su was hired as the artist, and was given free rein to re-design characters slightly.[16]

Infiltration received mixed reviews. Furman's decision to put leaders Optimus Prime and Megatron on the sidelines divided fans,[13] as did the slow pace[12] and the use of human characters. Furman and Ryall responded positively, promising to make both fans and critics happy after reading various message board comments.[17] The Transformers: Stormbringer followed in July, set around the same time frame as Infiltration, and had art by Don Figueroa.[18] The four issue tale was intended to be a weekly event, but Diamond Comic Distributors' resistance meant it became monthly.[19] Furman had planned to visit Cybertron later on, but the fans demanded a human-less story, and Stormbringer was written. Most importantly, the story revealed Cybertron to be dead, giving the saga a darker feel and explaining the status quo of Autobots and Decepticons spread out and fighting pocket wars.[20] Furman intentionally wanted a larger scale and "took Cybertron out of the equation" to shape the overall arc.[12] The story also allowed him to reinvent Thunderwing and the Pretenders, which he felt was one of the sillier concepts.[20]

In September, the companion series, The Transformers: Spotlight was launched, set to last for five issues.[21] Furman drew upon classic stories for Shockwave,[13] re-created the personalities of Hot Rod and Ultra Magnus, and wrote Sixshot for the first time.[12] Nightbeat's story laid a vital seed for future stories,[22] as well as allowing him to re-invent the Micromasters.[12] In November The Transformers: Escalation began, a direct sequel to Infiltration. It put Optimus and Megatron center stage, and brought in characters from the Spotlights.[13] The Spotlights expanded as IDW accepted Furman's willingness to write for any character. This has even included Wheelie,[19] a character he has personally voiced criticism of in the past.

Furman took a break from the main storyline in June to allow Eric Holmes to write the prequel, The Transformers: Megatron Origin over four months. Holmes conceived the tale for his favorite character, Megatron, and to explore the beginnings of the Autobot-Decepticon war,[23] collaborating with Furman to further tie-in the story into the existing continuity and taking historical inspiration from the decline of the Roman Empire.[24] In addition, Furman allowed Nick Roche to write and draw a Spotlight for Kup, and Roche also wishes to create another one for Rumble.[25] Furman returned for The Transformers: Devastation, which will be affected by Galvatron's Spotlight (itself spinning out of Nightbeat's), before leading into The Transformers: Revelation.[22] Galvatron was re-invented as a separate character from Megatron, and Optimus Prime himself received a Spotlight, with both one-shots including major revelations that will affect storylines beyond Revelation.[25] Devastation had a faster pace and explored rebellion in the Decepticon ranks, similar to the early Marvel stories.[26] With the conclusion of Devastation, Revelation began in June. However, this series had a different format to that seen previously, and consisted of four interrelated Spotlight issues that brought several of the elements of the storyline thus far, most notably the Dead Universe storyline, to a conclusion.[27][28] The arc following Revelation was a twelve-issue limited series, later expanded to sixteen issues, titled All Hail Megatron which began in July 2008, taking place a year after the end of Devastation and focusing on an Earth conquered by the Decepticons without the Autobots around to stop them, this time written by Shane McCarthy.[29] A planned storyline, Expansion, has now been canceled, although some of the themes the series would have dealt with may still appear.[27] A new mini-series by Furman, Maximum Dinobots, spun out of Spotlight: Grimlock and featured the Dinobots, Sunstreaker, and the Machination, beginning in December after the conclusion of Revelation,[30] with art by Spotlight artist Nick Roche.[31]

Initially, for the future, Furman completely ruled out Unicron,[32] the Quintessons,[12] and the Liege Maximo.[19] However, later, the Quintessons appeared in a wall painting in Spotlight: Wheelie, as well as one named Pentius physically appearing in Monstrosity. Unicron and Liege Maximo also made their first appearance in the First Strike and Till All Are One series respectively. Furman also expressed interest in re-inventing Japanese-exclusive characters[19] and female Transformers, exploring the challenge of rationalizing sex/gender in giant robots.[12] Furman addressed the issue of gender in Transformers in a Spotlight issue on Arcee, rationalizing them as a failed attempt to introduce gender into the Transformer race by Jhiaxus.[33] Elita One and a few other female Transformers later appeared in the Megatron Origin mini-series.

The miniseries titled Transformers: Unicron (which is the finale of this continuity before the 2019 reboot) started being published on May 5, 2018.[34]

First continuity (2005-2018)

First series

Second series

Third series
  • The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye
  • The Transformers: Autocracy
  • The Transformers: Robots in Disguise / The Transformers / Transformers (vol. 2)
  • The Transformers: Infestation 2
  • The Transformers: Monstrosity
  • The Transformers: Windblade (vol. 1)
  • The Transformers: Primacy
  • The Transformers: Drift: Empire of Stone
  • The Transformers: Windblade (vol. 2)
  • The Transformers: Combiner Hunters
  • The Transformers: Redemption
  • The Transformers: Sins of the Wreckers
  • The Transformers: Punishment

Fourth series

Chronological comic order

This is a chronological listing of the comics in which the timeline of events developed.[35][36][37]

1–4. Megatron Origin #1–4

5. Spotlight – Orion Pax
6. Spotlight – Blurr
7–18. Autocracy #1–12
19–22. Monstrosity #1–4
23–26. Primacy #1–4
27. Spotlight – Thundercracker
28. Spotlight – Shockwave
29. Spotlight – Cliffjumper
30. Spotlight – Wheelie
31. Spotlight – Hot Rod
32. Spotlight – Sixshot
33–37. ROM vs Transformers – Shining Armor #1–5
38–41. Hearts of Steel #1–4
42–43. Infestation 2 #1–2 (Transformers series)
44. Spotlight – Soundwave
45. Spotlight – Ultra Magnus
46–49. Infiltration #0–3
50–52. Stormbringer #1–3
53–54. Infiltration #4–5
55. Stormbringer #4
56. Infiltration #6
57. Spotlight – Kup
58–61. New Avengers/Transformers #1–4
62–63. Escalation #1–2
64. Spotlight – Nightbeat
65–68. Escalation #3–6
69. Spotlight – Ramjet
70. Spotlight – Galvatron
71. Spotlight – Optimus Prime
72–75. Devastation #1–4
76. Spotlight – Blaster
77. Spotlight – Arcee
78–79. Devastation #5–6
80. Spotlight – Mirage
81. Spotlight – Grimlock
82–85. Revelation #1–4 (contains Spotlights on Cyclonus, Hardhead, Doubledealer & Sideswipe)
86–90. Maximum Dinobots #1–5
91. Spotlight – Drift
92. All Hail Megatron #15
93. Spotlight – Metroplex
94. Spotlight – Jazz
95–109. All Hail Megatron #1–14 & 16
110. Continuum
111. Spotlight – Prowl
112. Last Stand of the Wreckers #1
113. Transformers #1
114–115. Last Stand of the Wreckers #2–3
116. Transformers #2
117. Last Stand of the Wreckers #4
118–119. Transformers #3–4
120–123. Bumblebee #1–4
124–125. Transformers #5–6
126. Last Stand of the Wreckers #5
127–130. Ironhide #1–4
131–134. Drift #1–4
135–136. Heart of Darkness #1–2
137–138. Infestation #1–2 (Transformers series)
139–145. Transformers #7–13
146. Spotlight – Megatron
147–153. Transformers #14–20
154–155. Heart of Darkness #3–4
156–164. Transformers #21–29
165. Spotlight – Bumblebee
166–167. Transformers #30–31
168. Transformers: Death of Optimus Prime
169–171. More Than Meets the Eye #1–3
172–176. Robots in Disguise #1–5
177–178. More Than Meets the Eye #4–5
179. Spotlight – Trailcutter
180. Spotlight – Hoist
181–183. More Than Meets the Eye #6–8
184–187. Robots in Disguise #6–9
188–191. More Than Meets the Eye Annual, #9-11
192–199. Robots in Disguise #10, Annual, #11–16
200–210. More Than Meets the Eye #12–22
211–216. Robots in Disguise #17–22
217–228. Dark Cybertron #1–12 (contains Dark Cybertron #1, More Than Meets the Eye #23–27, Robots in Disguise #23–27 & Dark Cybertron Finale)
229–234. More Than Meets the Eye #28–33
235–239. Robots in Disguise #28–32
240–243. Windblade #1–4
244–248. More Than Meets the Eye #34–38
249–250. Robots in Disguise #33–34
251–254. Transformers #35–38
255–256. More Than Meets the Eye #39–40
257–260. Drift – Empire of Stone #1–4
261. Punishment
262–265. More Than Meets the Eye #41–44
266–271. Combiner Wars (contains Transformers #39–41 & Windblade Vol.2 #1–3)
272–273. Transformers #42–43
274. Combiner Hunters
275. Transformers #44
276–279. Windblade Vol.2 #4–7
280–284. Sins of the Wreckers #1–5
285–289. More Than Meets the Eye #45–49
290. Transformers #45
291. Holiday Special
292. Redemption
293–302. Transformers #46–55
303–308. More Than Meets the Eye #50–55
309–312. Till All Are One #1–4
313–317. Titans Return (contains Titans Return #1, Transformers #56–57 & More Than Meets the Eye #56–57)
318–331. Revolution (contains Prelude, M.A.S.K., ROM, Till All Are One, #1–2, Micronauts, #3, G.I. Joe, Transformers, Action Man, #4, More Than Meets the Eye, & #5)
332–335. Till All Are One #5–8
336–341. Optimus Prime #1–6
342–347. Lost Light #1–6
348–351. Revolutionaries #1–4
352–353. Optimus Prime #7–8
354. Transformers Annual
355–356. Optimus Prime #9–10
357. Transformers – Salvation
358–361. Till All Are One #9–12
362–367. Lost Light #7–12
368–371. Revolutionaries #5–8
372–384. First Strike (contains #0–1; Optimus Prime; #2–6; Transformers; Micronauts; ROM; G.I. Joe; M.A.S.K.)
385–388. Optimus Prime #11–14
389. Till All Are One Annual
390. Optimus Prime Annual
391–395. Transformers vs Visionaries #1–5
396. Requiem of the Wreckers
397–399. Lost Light #13–15
400–406. Optimus Prime #15–21
407–415. Lost Light #16–24
416. Unicron #0
417. Optimus Prime #22
418–421. Unicron #1–4
422–423. Optimus Prime #23–24
424–425. Unicron #5–6
426. Optimus Prime #25
427. Lost Light #25

Second continuity (2019-present)

First series
In March 2018, IDW announced the comic book series will be rebooted for September 2018, with a new continuity to be established.[38] However, in August 2018, IDW's then President Greg Goldstein announced the new reboot for the Transformers comics would take place in March 2019.[39][40] The series is being written mostly by Brian Ruckley, and initially illustrated by Angel Hernandez and Cachét Whitman,[41] and debuted on March 2019.[42]
An anthology series by that is a spin-off to 2019's Transformers comic book, featuring various stories about many other characters outside the main storyline.[43]
  • Transformers Valentine's Day Special
A special one-shot issue for Valentine's Day (February 14, 2020) was written and drawn by Patrick Ehlers, Jack Lawrence and Sara Pitre-Durocher.[44]

Alternate universes

In addition to the stories set in its central continuity, IDW has also released comics set in other continuities.

Film comic series
Main article: Transformers (film comic series)

The Transformers: Hearts of Steel

Transformers: Bumblebee
  • Transformers: Bumblebee: Win if You Dare[45]
  • Transformers: Bumblebee: Go for the Gold

Transformers ´84
  • Transformers ´84[46]
  • Transformers ´84: Secret & Lies[47]

Crossovers

Collected editions

The Transformers has been collected in seventeen volumes roughly in chronological order. The first eight volumes, under the title Transformers: IDW Collection, collect most of the series in between Infiltration and Heart of Darkness, including Spotlights.[36] Starting with the issue Death of Optimus Prime, the Transformers are collected under the title Transformers: IDW Collection Phase Two, of which nine volumes have been published.[37] The Autocracy series has also been collected in print form.

Hardcover editions
Title Volume Material collected Pages Publication Date ISBN
First continuity (2005-2018)
The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase One 1 Megatron Origin #1–4, Spotlight: Blurr, Cliffjumper, Shockwave, Nightbeat, Hot Rod, Soundwave and Infiltration #0–6 392 May 26, 2010 978-1600106675
2 Stormbringer #1–4, Escalation #1–6, Spotlight: Sixshot, Ramjet, Ultra Magnus, Kup, Mirage and Optimus Prime 374 October 6, 2010 978-1600107511
3 Spotlight: Galvatron, Blaster and Arcee, New Avengers/Transformers #1–4, Devastation #1–6, Spotlight: Grimlock and Wheelie 350 March 2, 2011 978-1600108563
4 Spotlight: Cyclonus, Hardhead, Doubledealer and Sideswipe, Maximum Dinobots #1–5, Drift #1–4, Spotlight: Drift, Metroplex and Jazz 374 May 25, 2011 978-1600109386
5 All Hail Megatron #1–16 352 December 14, 2011 978-1613770528
6 The Transformers #1–6, Bumblebee #1–4, Last Stand of the Wreckers #1–5 and Spotlight: Prowl 364 May 9, 2012 978-1613771839
7 Infestation #1–2, The Transformers #7–18 and Ironhide #1–4 358 October 17, 2012 978-1613774069
8 Heart of Darkness #1–4 and The Transformers #19–31 384 May 29, 2013 978-1613776278
Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two 1 Death of Optimus Prime, More Than Meets The Eye #1–5 and Robots in Disguise #1–6 272 September 16, 2014 978-1631400407
2 Autocracy #1–12, Spotlight: Trailcutter and Hoist, More Than Meets the Eye #6–8, Robots In Disguise #7–9 and Spotlight: Orion Pax 332 August 25, 2015 978-1631403644
3 More Than Meets The Eye #9–13 and 2012 Annual, Robots in Disguise #10–11 and 2012 Annual, Spotlight: Thundercracker, Bumblebee and Megatron 332 March 8, 2016 978-1631405402
4 Monstrosity #1–4, Robots in Disguise #12–18 and More Than Meets the Eye #14–16 356 October 25, 2016 978-1631407154
5 Primacy #1–4, Robots in Disguise #19–22 and More Than Meets the Eye #17–22 344 March 7, 2017 978-1631408441
6 Dark Cybertron #1, More Than Meets The Eye #23–27, Robots In Disguise #23–27, Dark Cybertron Finale and Windblade #1–4 388 October 17, 2017 978-1684050857
7 More Than Meets The Eye #28–34 and Robots In Disguise #28–34 340 March 27, 2018 978-1684051496
8 More Than Meets The Eye #35–40, Robots In Disguise #35–38, Punishment and Drift – Empire of Stone #1–4 400 December 18, 2018 978-1684053728
9 Transformers #39–43, More Than Meets The Eye #41–44 and Windblade Vol. 2 #1–5 312 June 18, 2019 978-1684054848
10 Transformers #44–45. More Than Meets The Eye #45–49, Windblade Vol. 2 #6–7, Sins of the Wreckers #1–5, Combiner Hunters #1 and material from the Holiday Special #1 360 December 3, 2019 978-1684055845
11 Transformers issues #46–50, More Than Meets the Eye issues #50–55, the one-shot Redemption and further material from the Holiday Special #1 336 May 26, 2020 978-1684056408
12 Transformers issues #51–57, More Than Meets the Eye issues #56–57, the one-shot Titans Return and Til All Are One #1–4 336 January 5, 2021 978-1684057467
Second continuity (2019-present)
Transformers Volume 1: The World in Your Eyes[50] 1 Transformers #1–12 288 October 22, 2019 978-1684055319
Transformers Volume 2: The Change in Their Nature 2 Transformers #13–18, Transformers: Galaxies #1–6 280 June 30, 2020 978-1684056750
Transformers Volume 3: All Fall Down[51] 3 Transformers #19–24, Transformers: Galaxies #7–12 280 December 15, 2020 978-1684057399

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