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Last Updated: Oct 28, 2009 - 14:03:25 PM




Transformers: All Hail Megatron #9
By Hervé St-Louis
Mar 28, 2009 - 9:31:24 AM

Publisher(s): IDW Publishing
Writer(s): Shane McCarthy
Penciller(s): Robert Deas, Emiliano Santalucia
Colourist(s): Josh Burcham, Robert Deas
Letterer(s): Chris Mowry
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Spike Witwicky is back and organizes humans to fight the Decepticons’ control of New York City, before other states decide to nuke it to destroy the giant robots. Elsewhere, the Autobots are still discouraged and don’t know where they should go and how to focus. Sideswipe who’s brother Sunstreaker apparently died last issue, is about to abandon all, when Optimus Prime returns. Is this the real leader of the Autobots?

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Having missed one issue, a few things didn’t make sense to me. I’d like to know what happened to Sunstreaker, for example. This issue, not much happened. Humans led by Spike beat Rumble badly. That sequence was the only one where something happened this issue. Although previous issues in this mini-series were quite interesting, not moving forward here, bored this reader a lot.

I did not like the work of the artist working on the human scenes. His characters seem too simplistic and his style jarred with the more complex Transformers’ look used elsewhere. The other artist fared much better with the Autobots and continued to give them updated but cartoon-inspired renderings.

Rating: 6/10


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I get what your saying about how the humans have been drawn in transformers, but its been that way from the start and i guess by this point i've just gotten used to it. As for what happened to Sunstreaker, can't really say without giving away some real spoilers although he went out with a big bang so its unlikely that he'll be back. I enjoyed this more than the reviewer but then i didn't miss the last issue. I do agree that not as much as i'd hoped would happen happened but that's what a good series should do, drawing you in for more.
#1 - Chris - 03/30/2009 - 12:50
Hi Chris. How's business these days?
#2 - Herve St-Louis - 03/30/2009 - 18:22

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