Beast Hunters issue 2 - Revision history

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	*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and IDW's [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]] comics. In the game, Sludge's body is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons. Here, we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.		*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and IDW's [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]] comics. In the game, Sludge's body is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons. Here, we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.
	*Also, Sludge snaps Kickback's neck in this issue, which presumably kills him. Seeing as how he appears on Earth as a prisoner of the ''[[Alchemor]]'', this poses a problem. Either the Kickback on the ''Alchemor'' isn't the same Kickback seen here or this series has become an alternate continuity.

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===

MaximalBroadjaw: /* Continuity notes */

2016-04-20T21:24:30Z

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	*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and IDW's [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]] comics. In the game, Sludge's body is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons. Here, we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.		*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and IDW's [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]] comics. In the game, Sludge's body is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons. Here, we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.
			*Also, Sludge snaps Kickback's neck in this issue, which presumably kills him. Seeing as how he appears on Earth as a prisoner of the ''[[Alchemor]]'', this poses a problem. Either the Kickback on the ''Alchemor'' isn't the same Kickback seen here or this series has become an alternate continuity.

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===

MaximalBroadjaw: /* Continuity notes */: Since the FoC Sludge model in the game _has_ beast mode kibble (like a dinosaur neck on his back, which is admitedly hard to notice in-game), I suppose this isn't really a retcon.

2015-12-16T22:37:19Z

Continuity notes: : Since the FoC Sludge model in the game _has_ beast mode kibble (like a dinosaur neck on his back, which is admitedly hard to notice in-game), I suppose this isn't really a retcon.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and IDW's [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]] comics. In the game, Sludge's body~~, sans Dinobot modifications,~~ is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons ~~and never even taken in for experimentation by Shockwave~~. Here, ~~in a minor [[retcon]], the body in the tunnel ''is'' in his Dinobot form, and~~ we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.		*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and IDW's [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]] comics. In the game, Sludge's body is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons. Here, we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 20:38, 17 July 2015

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	\|letters by=[[Tom B. Long]]		\|letters by=[[Tom B. Long]]
	\|editor=[[Carlos Guzman]]		\|editor=[[Carlos Guzman]]
	\|continuity=[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|~~Transformers:~~ Prime]]		\|continuity=[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)\|''Prime'' cartoon]]
	}}		}}

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

	As the [[Insecticon (WFC)\|Insecticons]] set upon [[Sludge (FOC)\|Sludge]] and [[Snarl (FOC)\|Snarl]], [[Kickback (FOC)\|Kickback]] expresses surprise on seeing Sludge alive, figuring the other [[Dinobot (FOC)\|Dinobots]] had left him for dead after [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]] experimented on him. Mocking Sludge by revealing that he had personally dumped him back in the tunnels beneath the [[Rust Sea\|Sea of Rust]], Kickback unwittingly presses Sludge's berserk button: the Dinobot has long harbored anger over the fact it took his team-mates four cycles before they even came back for him, and now he lets his rage spill out. Sludge allows Kickback to stab him, bringing the Insecticon in close enough to grab him in his jaws, before transforming and pinning him to a wall. Sludge demands to know why the Insecticons turned to cannibalism, but Kickback vigorously denies the fact: it was the [[Forged]], he alleges, who tried to eat the Insecticons, not the other way around, and insists an airborne [[Autobot]] scout who witnessed their battle can verify his claims. Snarl examines the Forged bodies lying around the hive, and confirms they have not been drained dry of [[energon]] like the dead in [[Last Spark]], absolving the Insecticons of the crime... but thinking of the atrocities the creatures will commit in the future, Sludge still snaps Kickback's neck.		As the [[Insecticon (WFC)\|Insecticons]] set upon [[Sludge (FOC)\|Sludge]] and [[Snarl (FOC)\|Snarl]], [[Kickback (FOC)\|Kickback]] expresses surprise on seeing Sludge alive, figuring the other [[Dinobot (FOC)\|Dinobots]] had left him for dead after [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]] experimented on him. Mocking Sludge by revealing that he had personally dumped him back in the tunnels beneath the [[Rust Sea\|Sea of Rust]], Kickback unwittingly presses Sludge's berserk button: the Dinobot has long harbored anger over the fact it took his team-mates four cycles before they even came back for him, and now he lets his rage spill out. Sludge allows Kickback to stab him, bringing the Insecticon in close enough to grab him in his jaws, before transforming and pinning him to a wall. Sludge demands to know why the Insecticons turned to cannibalism, but Kickback vigorously denies the fact: it was the [[Forged]], he alleges, who tried to eat the Insecticons, not the other way around, and insists an airborne [[Autobot]] scout who witnessed their battle can verify his claims. Snarl examines the Forged bodies lying around the hive, and confirms they have not been drained dry of [[energon]] like the dead in [[Last Spark]], absolving the Insecticons of the crime... but thinking of the atrocities the creatures will commit in the future, Sludge still snaps Kickback's neck.

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	==Quotes==		==Quotes==

	"Ha ha ha... you think you can just leave here? <big>'''NO ONE'S LEAVING HERE!'''</big> It's over! For all of us! Don't you see that?"<br>		"Ha ha ha... you think you can just leave here? <big>'''NO ONE'S LEAVING HERE!'''</big> It's over! For all of us! Don't you see that?"<br>
	"It's... not over... not yet..."<br>		"It's... not over... not yet..."<br>
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	"I know. That... that's why I have you."		"I know. That... that's why I have you."
	:—'''Grimlock''' and '''Sludge''', OTP		:—'''Grimlock''' and '''Sludge''', OTP

	==Notes==		==Notes==

	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===

	*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and IDW's [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]] comics. In the game, Sludge's body, sans Dinobot modifications, is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons and never even taken in for experimentation by Shockwave. Here, in a minor [[retcon]], the body in the tunnel ''is'' in his Dinobot form, and we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.		*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and IDW's [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]] comics. In the game, Sludge's body, sans Dinobot modifications, is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons and never even taken in for experimentation by Shockwave. Here, in a minor [[retcon]], the body in the tunnel ''is'' in his Dinobot form, and we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===

	*Firestar swears by the [[Thirteen]].		*Firestar swears by the [[Thirteen]].

	===Errors===		===Errors===
			*Airwave transforms into an Earth jet when he has never been to the planet.
	*Airwave transforms into an Earth jet, when he's never been to the planet.
	*In addition, when he confronts Firestar and the Dinobots in the crypt, his legs are colored white instead of red.		*In addition, when he confronts Firestar and the Dinobots in the crypt, his legs are colored white instead of red.

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	===Advertisements===		===Advertisements===

	*IDW Limited books, including Transformers vols 1-2 and ''[[The Transformers: Last Stand of the Wreckers\|Last Stand of the Wreckers]]''		*IDW Limited books, including Transformers vols 1-2 and ''[[The Transformers: Last Stand of the Wreckers\|Last Stand of the Wreckers]]''
	*''[[The Transformers: Monstrosity\|Monstrosity]]'' [[Monstrosity issue 1\|#1]]		*''[[The Transformers: Monstrosity\|Monstrosity]]'' [[Monstrosity issue 1\|#1]]

SanityOrMadness at 02:59, 2 January 2015

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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===

	*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and ~~the~~ IDW comics. In the game, Sludge's body, sans Dinobot modifications, is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons and never even taken in for experimentation by Shockwave. Here, in a minor [[retcon]], the body in the tunnel ''is'' in his Dinobot form, and we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.		*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and IDW's [[Aligned continuity family\|Aligned]] comics. In the game, Sludge's body, sans Dinobot modifications, is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons and never even taken in for experimentation by Shockwave. Here, in a minor [[retcon]], the body in the tunnel ''is'' in his Dinobot form, and we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
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	~~Image~~:BeastHunters2_cvrA.jpg\|		File:BeastHunters2_cvrA.jpg\|
	~~Image~~:BeastHunters2_cvrRI.jpg\|		File:BeastHunters2_cvrRI.jpg\|
	~~Image~~:BeastHunters2_cvrSUB.jpg\|		File:BeastHunters2_cvrSUB.jpg\|
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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==

	As the [[Insecticon (~~Prime~~)\|Insecticons]] set upon [[Sludge (FOC)\|Sludge]] and [[Snarl (FOC)\|Snarl]], [[Kickback (FOC)\|Kickback]] expresses surprise on seeing Sludge alive, figuring the other [[Dinobot (FOC)\|Dinobots]] had left him for dead after [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]] experimented on him. Mocking Sludge by revealing that he had personally dumped him back in the tunnels beneath the [[Rust Sea\|Sea of Rust]], Kickback unwittingly presses Sludge's berserk button: the Dinobot has long harbored anger over the fact it took his team-mates four cycles before they even came back for him, and now he lets his rage spill out. Sludge allows Kickback to stab him, bringing the Insecticon in close enough to grab him in his jaws, before transforming and pinning him to a wall. Sludge demands to know why the Insecticons turned to cannibalism, but Kickback vigorously denies the fact: it was the [[Forged]], he alleges, who tried to eat the Insecticons, not the other way around, and insists an airborne [[Autobot]] scout who witnessed their battle can verify his claims. Snarl examines the Forged bodies lying around the hive, and confirms they have not been drained dry of [[energon]] like the dead in [[Last Spark]], absolving the Insecticons of the crime... but thinking of the atrocities the creatures will commit in the future, Sludge still snaps Kickback's neck.		As the [[Insecticon (WFC)\|Insecticons]] set upon [[Sludge (FOC)\|Sludge]] and [[Snarl (FOC)\|Snarl]], [[Kickback (FOC)\|Kickback]] expresses surprise on seeing Sludge alive, figuring the other [[Dinobot (FOC)\|Dinobots]] had left him for dead after [[Shockwave (WFC)\|Shockwave]] experimented on him. Mocking Sludge by revealing that he had personally dumped him back in the tunnels beneath the [[Rust Sea\|Sea of Rust]], Kickback unwittingly presses Sludge's berserk button: the Dinobot has long harbored anger over the fact it took his team-mates four cycles before they even came back for him, and now he lets his rage spill out. Sludge allows Kickback to stab him, bringing the Insecticon in close enough to grab him in his jaws, before transforming and pinning him to a wall. Sludge demands to know why the Insecticons turned to cannibalism, but Kickback vigorously denies the fact: it was the [[Forged]], he alleges, who tried to eat the Insecticons, not the other way around, and insists an airborne [[Autobot]] scout who witnessed their battle can verify his claims. Snarl examines the Forged bodies lying around the hive, and confirms they have not been drained dry of [[energon]] like the dead in [[Last Spark]], absolving the Insecticons of the crime... but thinking of the atrocities the creatures will commit in the future, Sludge still snaps Kickback's neck.

	Snarl patches up Sludge's wounds as he recharges himself with the energon given to them by Last Spark's people, and they talk about potential perpetrators. Given that some of the attacks at Last Spark happened after the Insecticons wiped out the Forged, Kickback's belief that they were responsible seems equally erroneous, but when Sludge suggests that one's enemies would be a logical first target, Snarl has a brainwave. The pair quickly return to Last Spark and have [[Firestar (Prime)\|Firestar]] show them to the outpost's crypt, where Snarl examines the bodies of those who died prior to the beginning of the attacks. He quickly finds what he is looking for: puncture marks that prove the bodies were drained of energon after they died. The killer is not an outsider—it is someone from ''inside'' Last Spark, who started with an even more logical target than an enemy, draining already-dead 'bots before being forced to move on to living ones when his supply ran out. [[Airwave (Prime)\|Airwave]] enters just as this conclusion has been reached, and scoffs at the notion, but Sludge is able to put two and two together very quickly: Kickback said the Autobot they spotted near their hive was a flier, and Airwave is the only flight-capable 'bot in Last Spark. ''He'' is the murderer, and, his heinous actions found out, he immediately blasts Firestar, transforms to vehicle mode, and rockets away with the Dinobots on his tail. He turns the populace on the Dinobots by blaming them for killing Firestar, then wantonly opens fire as they are being mobbed by his followers. A flame-blast from Sludge forces him to dive low, allowing the Dinobot to seize and ground him, but Airwave is operating on a full tank of energon while Sludge is running low, and things aren't looking good. The maddened Airwave proselytizes his belief that no-one will survive the death of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], that pure survival without honor or friendship is the only path, and that no-one is coming back to save them... at which point the still-living Firestar runs him through from behind with her sword, and cleaves his body in two. She arranges to get the two Dinobots patched up, and thanks Sludge for their help.		Snarl patches up Sludge's wounds as he recharges himself with the energon given to them by Last Spark's people, and they talk about potential perpetrators. Given that some of the attacks at Last Spark happened after the Insecticons wiped out the Forged, Kickback's belief that they were responsible seems equally erroneous, but when Sludge suggests that one's enemies would be a logical first target, Snarl has a brainwave. The pair quickly return to Last Spark and have [[Firestar (Prime)\|Firestar]] show them to the outpost's crypt, where Snarl examines the bodies of those who died prior to the beginning of the attacks. He quickly finds what he is looking for: puncture marks that prove the bodies were drained of energon after they died. The killer is not an outsider—it is someone from ''inside'' Last Spark, who started with an even more logical target than an enemy, draining already-dead 'bots before being forced to move on to living ones when his supply ran out. [[Airwave (Prime)\|Airwave]] enters just as this conclusion has been reached, and scoffs at the notion, but Sludge is able to put two and two together very quickly: Kickback said the Autobot they spotted near their hive was a flier, and Airwave is the only flight-capable 'bot in Last Spark. ''He'' is the murderer, and, his heinous actions found out, he immediately blasts Firestar, transforms to vehicle mode, and rockets away with the Dinobots on his tail. He turns the populace on the Dinobots by blaming them for killing Firestar, then wantonly opens fire as they are being mobbed by his followers. A flame-blast from Sludge forces him to dive low, allowing the Dinobot to seize and ground him, but Airwave is operating on a full tank of energon while Sludge is running low, and things aren't looking good. The maddened Airwave proselytizes his belief that no-one will survive the death of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], that pure survival without honor or friendship is the only path, and that no-one is coming back to save them... at which point the still-living Firestar runs him through from behind with her sword, and cleaves his body in two. She arranges to get the two Dinobots patched up, and thanks Sludge for their help.
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	*[[Insecticon (~~Prime~~)\|Insecticons]] (1)		*[[Insecticon (WFC)\|Insecticons]] (1)
	*[[Kickback (FOC)\|Kickback]] (2)		*[[Kickback (FOC)\|Kickback]] (2)
	}}		}}

Jalaguy: /* Continuity notes */

2013-06-28T23:21:01Z

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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===

	*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and the IDW comics. In the game, Sludge's body is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons and never even taken in for experimentation by Shockwave. Here, we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found by ~~his teammates~~.		*This issue plugs the last major continuity gap in the Dinobots' story between the ''[[Transformers: Fall of Cybertron\|Fall of Cybertron]]'' video game and the IDW comics. In the game, Sludge's body, sans Dinobot modifications, is found by [[Jazz (WFC)\|Jazz]] in the tunnels beneath the Sea of Rust in [[stasis lock]], with the implication being that he was left there when the Dinobots were attacked by the Insecticons and never even taken in for experimentation by Shockwave. Here, in a minor [[retcon]], the body in the tunnel ''is'' in his Dinobot form, and we learn that he ''was'' taken in, was actually the ''first'' of the team to receive his dinosaur mode, and was then dumped ''back'' into the tunnels, where he was eventually later found again by a clean-up crew after the events of the game.

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===

Ookalf: /* Synopsis */

2013-06-23T18:01:52Z

Synopsis

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	Snarl patches up Sludge's wounds as he recharges himself with the energon given to them by Last Spark's people, and they talk about potential perpetrators. Given that some of the attacks at Last Spark happened after the Insecticons wiped out the Forged, Kickback's belief that they were responsible seems equally erroneous, but when Sludge suggests that one's enemies would be a logical first target, Snarl has a brainwave. The pair quickly return to Last Spark and have [[Firestar (Prime)\|Firestar]] show them to the outpost's crypt, where Snarl examines the bodies of those who died prior to the beginning of the attacks. He quickly finds what he is looking for: puncture marks that prove the bodies were drained of energon after they died. The killer is not an outsider—it is someone from ''inside'' Last Spark, who started with an even more logical target than an enemy, draining already-dead 'bots before being forced to move on to living ones when his supply ran out. [[Airwave (Prime)\|Airwave]] enters just as this conclusion has been reached, and scoffs at the notion, but Sludge is able to put two and two together very quickly: Kickback said the Autobot they spotted near their hive was a flier, and Airwave is the only flight-capable 'bot in Last Spark. ''He'' is the murderer, and, his heinous actions found out, he immediately blasts Firestar, transforms to vehicle mode, and rockets away with the Dinobots on his tail. He turns the populace on the Dinobots by blaming them for killing Firestar, then wantonly opens fire as they are being mobbed by his followers. A flame-blast from Sludge forces him to dive low, allowing the Dinobot to seize and ground him, but Airwave is operating on a full tank of energon while Sludge is running low, and things aren't looking good. The maddened Airwave proselytizes his belief that no-one will survive the death of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], that pure survival without honor or friendship is the only path, and that no-one is coming back to save them... at which point the still-living Firestar runs him through from behind with her sword, and cleaves his body in two. She arranges to get the two Dinobots patched up, and thanks Sludge for their help.		Snarl patches up Sludge's wounds as he recharges himself with the energon given to them by Last Spark's people, and they talk about potential perpetrators. Given that some of the attacks at Last Spark happened after the Insecticons wiped out the Forged, Kickback's belief that they were responsible seems equally erroneous, but when Sludge suggests that one's enemies would be a logical first target, Snarl has a brainwave. The pair quickly return to Last Spark and have [[Firestar (Prime)\|Firestar]] show them to the outpost's crypt, where Snarl examines the bodies of those who died prior to the beginning of the attacks. He quickly finds what he is looking for: puncture marks that prove the bodies were drained of energon after they died. The killer is not an outsider—it is someone from ''inside'' Last Spark, who started with an even more logical target than an enemy, draining already-dead 'bots before being forced to move on to living ones when his supply ran out. [[Airwave (Prime)\|Airwave]] enters just as this conclusion has been reached, and scoffs at the notion, but Sludge is able to put two and two together very quickly: Kickback said the Autobot they spotted near their hive was a flier, and Airwave is the only flight-capable 'bot in Last Spark. ''He'' is the murderer, and, his heinous actions found out, he immediately blasts Firestar, transforms to vehicle mode, and rockets away with the Dinobots on his tail. He turns the populace on the Dinobots by blaming them for killing Firestar, then wantonly opens fire as they are being mobbed by his followers. A flame-blast from Sludge forces him to dive low, allowing the Dinobot to seize and ground him, but Airwave is operating on a full tank of energon while Sludge is running low, and things aren't looking good. The maddened Airwave proselytizes his belief that no-one will survive the death of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], that pure survival without honor or friendship is the only path, and that no-one is coming back to save them... at which point the still-living Firestar runs him through from behind with her sword, and cleaves his body in two. She arranges to get the two Dinobots patched up, and thanks Sludge for their help.

	Presently, Sludge and Snarl return home, but Snarl elects not to accompany Sludge to his meeting with [[Grimlock (G1)\|Grimlock]], expecting that the pair will come to blows. The confrontation that follows is terse but restrained, as Sludge meets Grimlock's every accusation with the repeated insistence that his leader was wrong. But surprisingly... Grimlock agrees. It is for such times, when his judgement errs, that Grimlock admits he has Sludge to keep him honest. After a moment's silence, Grimlock sits back on his throne, and calls for Snarl, so that a new day's worth of appeals can be begin.		Presently, Sludge and Snarl return home, but Snarl elects not to accompany Sludge to his meeting with [[Grimlock (WFC)\|Grimlock]], expecting that the pair will come to blows. The confrontation that follows is terse but restrained, as Sludge meets Grimlock's every accusation with the repeated insistence that his leader was wrong. But surprisingly... Grimlock agrees. It is for such times, when his judgement errs, that Grimlock admits he has Sludge to keep him honest. After a moment's silence, Grimlock sits back on his throne, and calls for Snarl, so that a new day's worth of appeals can be begin.

	==Featured characters==		==Featured characters==

LV: /* Errors */

2013-06-23T17:09:42Z

Errors

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	*Airwave transforms into an Earth jet, when he's never been to the planet.		*Airwave transforms into an Earth jet, when he's never been to the planet.
			*In addition, when he confronts Firestar and the Dinobots in the crypt, his legs are colored white instead of red.

	===Covers (3)===		===Covers (3)===

Chris McFeely: /* Transformers references */ I don't know jets. Hardly worth mentioning, in that case.

2013-06-12T23:06:22Z

Transformers references: I don't know jets. Hardly worth mentioning, in that case.

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	*Firestar swears by the [[Thirteen]].		*Firestar swears by the [[Thirteen]].
	*Airwave transforms into a semi-realistically (rather than toyetically) rendered fighter jet, although not the F-14 [[Airwave (G1)\|his Generation 1 counterpart]] becomes. However, see errors.

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