Dreamwave Armada issue 5 - Revision history

Cyberlink420 at 13:13, 18 July 2023

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
	* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid).<ref>[http://~~www.~~transfans.co.uk~~/interviews~~/interviews_raiz.~~html~~ TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>		* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid).<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20090916001311/http://transfans.co.uk/interviews_raiz.php TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>

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Cyberlink420 at 22:23, 17 July 2023

2023-07-17T22:23:19Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
	* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid).<ref>[http://transfans.co.uk/interviews/interviews_raiz.~~php~~ TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>		* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid).<ref>[http://www.transfans.co.uk/interviews/interviews_raiz.html TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>

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Cyberlink420 at 22:15, 17 July 2023

2023-07-17T22:15:58Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
	* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid).<ref>[http://transfans.co.uk/interviews_raiz.php TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>		* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid).<ref>[http://transfans.co.uk/interviews/interviews_raiz.php TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>

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MistaTee: /* Reprints */ all the reprints

2019-11-17T03:02:14Z

Reprints: all the reprints

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 ===Reprints===
-*2007 — ''[[The Transformers: Greatest Battles of Optimus Prime and Megatron]]''
+* '''''Transformers Armada: Volume 1: First Contact''''' <small>([[April 2]], [[2003]]) ISBN 0973278617 / ISBN 978-0973278613</small>
-*2010 — ''[[The Transformers: Best of Megatron]]''
+:*Collects the [[Armada Preview]] and issues #1–5.
 ==References==

TBR: /* Notes */

2018-10-05T08:27:25Z

Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			===Trivia===
	* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid).<ref>[http://transfans.co.uk/interviews_raiz.php TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>		* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid).<ref>[http://transfans.co.uk/interviews_raiz.php TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>

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	*2007 — ''[[The Transformers: Greatest Battles of Optimus Prime and Megatron]]''		*2007 — ''[[The Transformers: Greatest Battles of Optimus Prime and Megatron]]''
	*2010 — ''[[The Transformers: Best of Megatron]]''		*2010 — ''[[The Transformers: Best of Megatron]]''


	==References==		==References==

Saix: clean up, replaced: → (4), Carlos Lopez (Armada) → Carlos Lopez, Alexis Thi Dang (Armada) → Alexis Thi Dang

2016-03-12T07:42:42Z

clean up, replaced: → (4), Carlos Lopez (Armada) → Carlos Lopez, Alexis Thi Dang (Armada) → Alexis Thi Dang

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	A group of junkyard workers discovers [[Longarm (Armada)\|Longarm]], [[Jolt (Armada)\|Jolt]], [[Liftor]], and [[Rollbar (Armada)\|Rollbar]] living in the yard, and they flee in terror. The [[Mini-Con]]s scrounge around for some sort of communication device, and ultimately find a television. Turning it on, they see a news report of [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] chasing [[Sparkplug (Armada)\|Sparkplug]], and decide they need to help.		A group of junkyard workers discovers [[Longarm (Armada)\|Longarm]], [[Jolt (Armada)\|Jolt]], [[Liftor]], and [[Rollbar (Armada)\|Rollbar]] living in the yard, and they flee in terror. The [[Mini-Con]]s scrounge around for some sort of communication device, and ultimately find a television. Turning it on, they see a news report of [[Megatron (Armada)\|Megatron]] chasing [[Sparkplug (Armada)\|Sparkplug]], and decide they need to help.

	Meanwhile, the [[Autobot]]s continue to battle the [[Decepticon]]s in [[Sun Valley]] outside [[Science City]], but Megatron [[powerlinx]]es with [[Blackout (Armada)\|Blackout]], [[Crumplezone (Armada)\|Crumplezone]], [[Leader-1 (Armada)\|Leader-1]], and [[Swindle (Armada)\|Swindle]], and defeats them with ease. Just as the Decepticon is about to kill [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]], the four Mini-Cons from the junkyard arrive and decide to see if the Decepticon rewiring will allow them to powerlinx with the Autobots. It works as intended, and Megatron decides to make a tactical retreat back to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] rather than face the Mini-Con-powered Autobots.		Meanwhile, the [[Autobot]]s continue to battle the [[Decepticon]]s in [[Sun Valley]] outside [[Science City]], but Megatron [[powerlinx]]es with [[Blackout (Armada)\|Blackout]], [[Crumplezone (Armada)\|Crumplezone]], [[Leader-1 (Armada)\|Leader-1]], and [[Swindle (Armada)\|Swindle]], and defeats them with ease. Just as the Decepticon is about to kill [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]], the four Mini-Cons from the junkyard arrive and decide to see if the Decepticon rewiring will allow them to powerlinx with the Autobots. It works as intended, and Megatron decides to make a tactical retreat back to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] rather than face the Mini-Con-powered Autobots.

	The Mini-Cons say that they're willing to work with the Autobots so long as they're equals rather than slaves. Optimus Prime says that the Autobots are not interested in using them as slaves—if they wish to help, it is their choice. He then sends his team out to scan for [[alternate mode]]s, because he suspects they'll be there for a while...		The Mini-Cons say that they're willing to work with the Autobots so long as they're equals rather than slaves. Optimus Prime says that the Autobots are not interested in using them as slaves—if they wish to help, it is their choice. He then sends his team out to scan for [[alternate mode]]s, because he suspects they'll be there for a while...
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	* [[Louie (Armada)\|Louie]] (1)		* [[Louie (Armada)\|Louie]] (1)
	* [[Rad White\|Rad]] (8)		* [[Rad White\|Rad]] (8)
	* [[Alexis Thi Dang ~~(Armada)~~\|Alexis]] (16)		* [[Alexis Thi Dang\|Alexis]] (16)
	* [[Carlos Lopez ~~(Armada)~~\|Carlos]] (17)		* [[Carlos Lopez\|Carlos]] (17)
	}}		}}

SanityOrMadness at 03:51, 21 March 2015

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	Meanwhile, the [[Autobot]]s continue to battle the [[Decepticon]]s in [[Sun Valley]] outside [[Science City]], but Megatron [[powerlinx]]es with [[Blackout (Armada)\|Blackout]], [[Crumplezone (Armada)\|Crumplezone]], [[Leader-1 (Armada)\|Leader-1]], and [[Swindle (Armada)\|Swindle]], and defeats them with ease. Just as the Decepticon is about to kill [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]], the four Mini-Cons from the junkyard arrive and decide to see if the Decepticon rewiring will allow them to powerlinx with the Autobots. It works as intended, and Megatron decides to make a tactical retreat back to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] rather than face the Mini-Con-powered Autobots.		Meanwhile, the [[Autobot]]s continue to battle the [[Decepticon]]s in [[Sun Valley]] outside [[Science City]], but Megatron [[powerlinx]]es with [[Blackout (Armada)\|Blackout]], [[Crumplezone (Armada)\|Crumplezone]], [[Leader-1 (Armada)\|Leader-1]], and [[Swindle (Armada)\|Swindle]], and defeats them with ease. Just as the Decepticon is about to kill [[Optimus Prime (Armada)\|Optimus Prime]], the four Mini-Cons from the junkyard arrive and decide to see if the Decepticon rewiring will allow them to powerlinx with the Autobots. It works as intended, and Megatron decides to make a tactical retreat back to [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] rather than face the Mini-Con-powered Autobots.

	The Mini-Cons say that they're willing to work with the Autobots so long as they're equals rather than slaves. Optimus Prime says that the Autobots are not interested in using them as slaves—if they wish to help, it is their choice. He then sends his team out to scan for alternate ~~modes~~, because he suspects they'll be there for a while...		The Mini-Cons say that they're willing to work with the Autobots so long as they're equals rather than slaves. Optimus Prime says that the Autobots are not interested in using them as slaves—if they wish to help, it is their choice. He then sends his team out to scan for [[alternate mode]]s, because he suspects they'll be there for a while...

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid). <ref>[http://transfans.co.uk/interviews_raiz.php TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>		* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid).<ref>[http://transfans.co.uk/interviews_raiz.php TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>

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	*2010 — ''[[The Transformers: Best of Megatron]]''		*2010 — ''[[The Transformers: Best of Megatron]]''


			==References==
			{{Reflist}}
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Armada issue 05 Dreamwave}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Armada issue 05 Dreamwave}}
	[[Category:Dreamwave Armada issues]]		[[Category:Dreamwave Armada issues]]

Abates: /* Featured characters */

2014-02-05T07:52:13Z

Featured characters

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	* [[Louie (Armada)\|Louie]] (1)		* [[Louie (Armada)\|Louie]] (1)
	* [[Rad White\|Rad]] (8)		* [[Rad White\|Rad]] (8)
	* [[Alexis Thi Dang\|Alexis]] (16)		* [[Alexis Thi Dang (Armada)\|Alexis]] (16)
	* [[Carlos Lopez\|Carlos]] (17)		* [[Carlos Lopez (Armada)\|Carlos]] (17)
	}}		}}

Charles RB: /* Notes */

2012-10-14T14:47:35Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. Raiz ~~would later pencil~~ a ~~few covers~~ and ~~eventually~~ pencil an ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue~~, as well as~~ story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]''~~. Sarracini~~ was ~~permanently replaced~~ by [~~[Simon Furman~~]~~] after this issue.~~		* This would be the last issue to be penciled by James Raiz or written by Chris Sarracini. It was only meant to be a temporary break but they decided they'd rather do an Optimus Prime miniseries, which then turned into them being offered the G1 ongoing, which then got delayed... The end result was Sarracini was permanently replaced by [[Simon Furman]], while Raiz took a job at Wildstorm and would only return to pencil one ''[[Transformers: Energon (comic)\|Energon]]'' issue and a story in the ''[[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]'' (as it was clear by then that if he did a ''longer'' job for Dreamwave, he might not get paid). <ref>[http://transfans.co.uk/interviews_raiz.php TransFans.co.uk interview with James Raiz]</ref>

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Interrobang: /* Featured characters */

2012-02-14T19:57:10Z

Featured characters

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	\|c4=		\|c4=
	* [[Louie]] (1)		* [[Louie (Armada)\|Louie]] (1)
	* [[Rad White\|Rad]] (8)		* [[Rad White\|Rad]] (8)
	* [[Alexis Thi Dang\|Alexis]] (16)		* [[Alexis Thi Dang\|Alexis]] (16)

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	* [[Louie (Armada)\|Louie]] (1)		* [[Louie (Armada)\|Louie]] (1)
	* [[Rad White\|Rad]] (8)		* [[Rad White\|Rad]] (8)
	* [[Alexis Thi Dang\|Alexis]] (16)		* [[Alexis Thi Dang (Armada)\|Alexis]] (16)
	* [[Carlos Lopez\|Carlos]] (17)		* [[Carlos Lopez (Armada)\|Carlos]] (17)
	}}		}}