Dreamwave Generation One continuity - Revision history

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The story begins on present-day Earth; the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s are missing following the destruction of the ''[[Ark II]]'' spacecraft two years prior. A man whom you should call [[~~Lazarus (G1)\|~~Lazarus]] revives some Transformers and attempts to control them, but soon they free themselves and renew their war. After an initial bout of conflict, Shockwave arrives from Cybertron to bring all the Earth-bound forces home to a supposedly united Cybertron. Inevitably, that alliance falls apart, and soon the war is gearing up again on Cybertron and Earth.		The story begins on present-day Earth; the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s are missing following the destruction of the ''[[Ark II]]'' spacecraft two years prior. A man whom you should call [[Lazarus]] revives some Transformers and attempts to control them, but soon they free themselves and renew their war. After an initial bout of conflict, Shockwave arrives from Cybertron to bring all the Earth-bound forces home to a supposedly united Cybertron. Inevitably, that alliance falls apart, and soon the war is gearing up again on Cybertron and Earth.

	The [[War Within (comic)\|''War Within'' series]] revealed the early days of the war, detailing Prime's early leadership and the chaos after he and Megatron disappeared, while the [[Transformers: Micromasters\|''Micromasters'' comic]] portrayed the dark days leading up to the [[Great Shutdown]].		The [[War Within (comic)\|''War Within'' series]] revealed the early days of the war, detailing Prime's early leadership and the chaos after he and Megatron disappeared, while the [[Transformers: Micromasters\|''Micromasters'' comic]] portrayed the dark days leading up to the [[Great Shutdown]].
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	==Production==		==Production==
	The initial mini-series was penned by [[Chris Sarracini]], though later series eschewed much of what he established as far as possible without flat-out ignoring it. [[James McDonough]], along with [[Adam Patyk]], wrote the remainder of the main series. Omnipresent Transformers veteran [[Simon Furman]] provided the ancient history of the continuity with the ''War Within'' mini-series.		The initial mini-series was penned by [[Chris Sarracini]], though later series eschewed much of what he established as far as possible without flat-out ignoring it. [[James McDonough]], along with [[Adam Patyk]], wrote the remainder of the main series. Omnipresent Transformers veteran [[Simon Furman]] provided the ancient history of the continuity with the ''War Within'' mini-series.

	Art was done by a variety of artists, most prominently [[Pat Lee]] and [[Don Figueroa]].		Art was done by a variety of artists, most prominently [[Pat Lee]] and [[Don Figueroa]].

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	The '''Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity''' is a rebooted [[~~Generation 1~~ (franchise)\|Generation 1]] universe, begun in 2002 by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. It freely combines elements of the cartoon and comics (though almost entirely from the former) with new storylines, portraying events on [[Earth]] and [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] simultaneously. It was the first mainstream Generation 1 fiction since [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (Marvel)\|Generation 2]]'' comics were canceled in 1994.		The '''Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity''' is a rebooted [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] universe, begun in 2002 by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. It freely combines elements of the cartoon and comics (though almost entirely from the former) with new storylines, portraying events on [[Earth]] and [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] simultaneously. It was the first mainstream Generation 1 fiction since [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (Marvel)\|Generation 2]]'' comics were canceled in 1994.

	==Overview==		==Overview==
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	The [[War Within (comic)\|''War Within'' series]] revealed the early days of the war, detailing Prime's early leadership and the chaos after he and Megatron disappeared, while the [[Transformers: Micromasters\|''Micromasters'' comic]] portrayed the dark days leading up to the [[Great Shutdown]].		The [[War Within (comic)\|''War Within'' series]] revealed the early days of the war, detailing Prime's early leadership and the chaos after he and Megatron disappeared, while the [[Transformers: Micromasters\|''Micromasters'' comic]] portrayed the dark days leading up to the [[Great Shutdown]].

	The immediate back story seems to be similar to the Generation 1 cartoon, with two small groups of Transformers isolated on Earth after crashing there thousands or millions of years ago, though a number of details prevent it from fitting in as a continuation of the cartoon. Familiar names such as [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike]] and [[Sparkplug Witwicky]] and [[Marissa Faireborn]] pop up as the series progresses.		The immediate back story seems to be similar to the Generation 1 cartoon, with two small groups of Transformers isolated on Earth after crashing there thousands or millions of years ago, though a number of details prevent it from fitting in as a continuation of the cartoon. Familiar names such as [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike]] and [[Sparkplug Witwicky]] and [[Marissa Faireborn]] pop up as the series progresses.

	Dreamwave's universe eventually hinted at a massively complex back story for the Transformers... as well as some occasional strange and surreal plot points. For example, the [[Micromaster]]s have Earth modes long before such forms actually existed on Earth... or before anyone has ever heard of the planet! This is explained as "preparation for the future," guided by a prescient [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]] and/or [[Vector Sigma]]. Another oddity is the "Great Shutdown," an event in the distant past which caused every Transformer on Cybertron to enter stasis as part of Cybertron's natural healing and regenerative cycle. Plot-wise, this device is used to explain the comparative lack of change on Cybertron while the Earth-bound Transformers slumber aboard the Ark; however, why ''every'' robot on Cybertron would shut down ''at exactly the same moment'' is never made clear.		Dreamwave's universe eventually hinted at a massively complex back story for the Transformers... as well as some occasional strange and surreal plot points. For example, the [[Micromaster]]s have Earth modes long before such forms actually existed on Earth... or before anyone has ever heard of the planet! This is explained as "preparation for the future", guided by a prescient [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]] and/or [[Vector Sigma]]. Another oddity is the "Great Shutdown", an event in the distant past which caused every Transformer on Cybertron to enter stasis as part of Cybertron's natural healing and regenerative cycle. Plot-wise, this device is used to explain the comparative lack of change on Cybertron while the Earth-bound Transformers slumber aboard the ''Ark''; however, why ''every'' robot on Cybertron would shut down ''at exactly the same moment'' is never made clear.

	Though there is confirmation that [[Primus]] exists in this continuity, the Transformers are also hinted to have a sinister origin and history, possibly involving the [[Quintesson]]s, who have had numerous dealings with them over the eons. Numerous seeds were planted for a [[Unicron]] plot thread, but Dreamwave's collapse prevented this from ever coming to fruition.		Though there is confirmation that [[Primus]] exists in this continuity, the Transformers are also hinted to have a sinister origin and history, possibly involving the [[Quintesson]]s, who have had numerous dealings with them over the eons. Numerous seeds were planted for a [[Unicron]] plot thread, but Dreamwave's collapse prevented this from ever coming to fruition.

	===Cast===		===Cast===
	The casting choices hew closely to the toy assortments. The Ark's crew seems to consist of the original 18 Autobots, the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]], and possibly the [[Aerialbot (G1)\|Aerialbots]]. The Decepticons they face on Earth likewise consist of the original 1984 cast plus the [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]]. A council of Autobots consists of the 7 Autobot cars from 1985. The [[Triple Changer]]s (Autobot ''and'' Decepticon) operate as a single battle unit. And so on.		The casting choices hew closely to the toy assortments. The ''Ark''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s crew seems to consist of the original 18 Autobots, the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]], and possibly the [[Aerialbot (G1)\|Aerialbots]]. The Decepticons they face on Earth likewise consist of the original 1984 cast plus the [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]]. A council of Autobots consists of the 7 Autobot cars from 1985. The [[Triple Changer]]s (Autobot ''and'' Decepticon) operate as a single battle unit. And so on.

	Most characters are shown to have been on Cybertron, with most never appearing on Earth at all.		Most characters are shown to have been on Cybertron, with most never appearing on Earth at all.

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The story begins on present-day Earth; the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s are missing following the destruction of the ''[[Ark II]]'' spacecraft two years prior. A man whom you should call [[Lazarus]] revives some Transformers and attempts to control them, but soon they free themselves and renew their war. After an initial bout of conflict, Shockwave arrives from Cybertron to bring all the Earth-bound forces home to a supposedly united Cybertron. Inevitably, that alliance falls apart, and soon the war is gearing up again on Cybertron and Earth.		The story begins on present-day Earth; the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s are missing following the destruction of the ''[[Ark II]]'' spacecraft two years prior. A man whom you should call [[Lazarus (G1)\|Lazarus]] revives some Transformers and attempts to control them, but soon they free themselves and renew their war. After an initial bout of conflict, Shockwave arrives from Cybertron to bring all the Earth-bound forces home to a supposedly united Cybertron. Inevitably, that alliance falls apart, and soon the war is gearing up again on Cybertron and Earth.

	The [[War Within (comic)\|''War Within'' series]] revealed the early days of the war, detailing Prime's early leadership and the chaos after he and Megatron disappeared, while the [[Transformers: Micromasters\|''Micromasters'' comic]] portrayed the dark days leading up to the [[Great Shutdown]].		The [[War Within (comic)\|''War Within'' series]] revealed the early days of the war, detailing Prime's early leadership and the chaos after he and Megatron disappeared, while the [[Transformers: Micromasters\|''Micromasters'' comic]] portrayed the dark days leading up to the [[Great Shutdown]].

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	The immediate back story seems to be similar to the Generation 1 cartoon, with two small groups of Transformers isolated on Earth after crashing there thousands or millions of years ago, though a number of details prevent it from fitting in as a continuation of the cartoon. Familiar names such as [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike]] and [[Sparkplug Witwicky]] and [[Marissa Faireborn]] pop up as the series progresses.		The immediate back story seems to be similar to the Generation 1 cartoon, with two small groups of Transformers isolated on Earth after crashing there thousands or millions of years ago, though a number of details prevent it from fitting in as a continuation of the cartoon. Familiar names such as [[Spike Witwicky (G1)\|Spike]] and [[Sparkplug Witwicky]] and [[Marissa Faireborn]] pop up as the series progresses.

	Dreamwave's universe eventually hinted at a massively complex back story for the Transformers... as well as some occasional strange and surreal plot points. For example, the [[Micromaster]]s have Earth modes long before such forms actually existed on Earth... or before anyone has ever heard of the planet! This is explained as "preparation for the future," guided by a prescient [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]] and/or [[Vector Sigma]]. Another oddity is the "Great Shutdown," an event in the distant past which caused every Transformer on Cybertron to enter stasis as part of Cybertron's natural healing and regenerative cycle. Plot-wise, this device is used to explain the comparative lack of change on Cybertron while the Earth-bound Transformers slumber aboard the Ark; however, why ''every'' robot on Cybertron would shut down ''at the ~~exact~~ same moment'' is never made clear.		Dreamwave's universe eventually hinted at a massively complex back story for the Transformers... as well as some occasional strange and surreal plot points. For example, the [[Micromaster]]s have Earth modes long before such forms actually existed on Earth... or before anyone has ever heard of the planet! This is explained as "preparation for the future," guided by a prescient [[Matrix of Leadership\|Matrix]] and/or [[Vector Sigma]]. Another oddity is the "Great Shutdown," an event in the distant past which caused every Transformer on Cybertron to enter stasis as part of Cybertron's natural healing and regenerative cycle. Plot-wise, this device is used to explain the comparative lack of change on Cybertron while the Earth-bound Transformers slumber aboard the Ark; however, why ''every'' robot on Cybertron would shut down ''at exactly the same moment'' is never made clear.

	Though there is confirmation that [[Primus]] exists in this continuity, the Transformers are also hinted to have a sinister origin and history, possibly involving the [[Quintesson]]s, who have had numerous dealings with them over the eons. Numerous seeds were planted for a [[Unicron]] plot thread, but Dreamwave's collapse prevented this from ever coming to fruition.		Though there is confirmation that [[Primus]] exists in this continuity, the Transformers are also hinted to have a sinister origin and history, possibly involving the [[Quintesson]]s, who have had numerous dealings with them over the eons. Numerous seeds were planted for a [[Unicron]] plot thread, but Dreamwave's collapse prevented this from ever coming to fruition.
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	*[[War and Peace\|''War and Peace'' (''Generation One'' volume 2)]] - 6-issue mini-series. Shockwave has united both factions on Cybertron, but the Autobots uncover his true motives.		*[[War and Peace\|''War and Peace'' (''Generation One'' volume 2)]] - 6-issue mini-series. Shockwave has united both factions on Cybertron, but the Autobots uncover his true motives.
	*"[[Welcome to the Jungle]]" - Short story from the [[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]. Megatron recruits the Predacons to his cause.		*"[[Welcome to the Jungle]]" - Short story from the [[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]. Megatron recruits the Predacons to his cause.
	*[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave) \|''Generation One'' ongoing (''Generation One'' Volume 3)]] - Ongoing series, of which only 10 issues were published. The war slowly takes shape, with several rogue elements thrown into the mix.		*[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave)\|''Generation One'' ongoing (''Generation One'' Volume 3)]] - Ongoing series, of which only 10 issues were published. The war slowly takes shape, with several rogue elements thrown into the mix.

	The universe was also massively expanded by the ''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' profile books, which explained many aspects of the Transformers' technology and society. The books also gave fully fleshed personality to many characters who had previously been little more than a name and a quote.		The universe was also massively expanded by the ''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' profile books, which explained many aspects of the Transformers' technology and society. The books also gave fully fleshed personality to many characters who had previously been little more than a name and a quote.

ReGenerations: Reworded. The series was never cancelled, DW's demise ended it.

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Reworded. The series was never cancelled, DW's demise ended it.

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	*[[War and Peace\|''War and Peace'' (''Generation One'' volume 2)]] - 6-issue mini-series. Shockwave has united both factions on Cybertron, but the Autobots uncover his true motives.		*[[War and Peace\|''War and Peace'' (''Generation One'' volume 2)]] - 6-issue mini-series. Shockwave has united both factions on Cybertron, but the Autobots uncover his true motives.
	*"[[Welcome to the Jungle]]" - Short story from the [[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]. Megatron recruits the Predacons to his cause.		*"[[Welcome to the Jungle]]" - Short story from the [[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]. Megatron recruits the Predacons to his cause.
	*[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave) \|''Generation One'' ongoing (''Generation One'' Volume 3)]] - Ongoing series, ~~canceled after~~ 10 issues. The war slowly takes shape, with several rogue elements thrown into the mix.		*[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave) \|''Generation One'' ongoing (''Generation One'' Volume 3)]] - Ongoing series, of which only 10 issues were published. The war slowly takes shape, with several rogue elements thrown into the mix.

	The universe was also massively expanded by the ''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' profile books, which explained many aspects of the Transformers' technology and society. The books also gave fully fleshed personality to many characters who had previously been little more than a name and a quote.		The universe was also massively expanded by the ''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' profile books, which explained many aspects of the Transformers' technology and society. The books also gave fully fleshed personality to many characters who had previously been little more than a name and a quote.

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	The '''Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity''' is a rebooted [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] universe, begun in 2002 by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. It freely combines elements of the cartoon and comics with new storylines, portraying events on [[Earth]] and [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] simultaneously. It was the first mainstream Generation 1 fiction since [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (Marvel)\|Generation 2]]'' comics were canceled in 1994.		The '''Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity''' is a rebooted [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] universe, begun in 2002 by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. It freely combines elements of the cartoon and comics (though almost entirely from the former) with new storylines, portraying events on [[Earth]] and [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] simultaneously. It was the first mainstream Generation 1 fiction since [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (Marvel)\|Generation 2]]'' comics were canceled in 1994.

	==Overview==		==Overview==

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	The '''Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity''' is a rebooted [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] universe, begun in 2002 by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. It freely combines elements of the cartoon and comics with new storylines, portraying events on [[Earth]] and [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] simultaneously. It was the first mainstream Generation 1 fiction since [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (Marvel)\|Generation 2]]'' comics were canceled in 1994.		The '''Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity''' is a rebooted [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] universe, begun in 2002 by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. It freely combines elements of the cartoon and comics with new storylines, portraying events on [[Earth]] and [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] simultaneously. It was the first mainstream Generation 1 fiction since [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (Marvel)\|Generation 2]]'' comics were canceled in 1994.

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	The '''Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity''' is a rebooted [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] universe, begun in 2002 by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. It freely combines elements of the cartoon and comics with new storylines, portraying events on [[Earth]] and [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] simultaneously. It was the first mainstream Generation 1 fiction since [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]'s ''[[Generation 2 (Marvel ~~comic~~)\|Generation 2]]'' comics were canceled in 1994.		The '''Dreamwave ''Generation One'' continuity''' is a rebooted [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] universe, begun in 2002 by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. It freely combines elements of the cartoon and comics with new storylines, portraying events on [[Earth]] and [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] simultaneously. It was the first mainstream Generation 1 fiction since [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (Marvel)\|Generation 2]]'' comics were canceled in 1994.

	==Overview==		==Overview==
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	===Technology===		===Technology===
	Much of Dreamwave's tech is based on the Generation 1 cartoon and comics with additional technology from ''[[Beast Wars (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]''; other aspects attempt to explain and tie together some of the unexplained points of the original Generation 1 series, such as clones and "[[Relatives\|brothers]]".		Much of Dreamwave's tech is based on the Generation 1 cartoon and comics with additional technology from ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|Beast Wars]]''; other aspects attempt to explain and tie together some of the unexplained points of the original Generation 1 series, such as clones and "[[Relatives\|brothers]]".

	The Dreamwave universe holds multiple alternate modes in high reverence. The Triple Changers are repeatedly mentioned as having a great advantage due to their multiple forms, as well as being able to switch between those forms twice as fast as normal Transformers. "Shockwave's experiments" are repeatedly mentioned as being part of the source for the Triple Changers as well as the [[Duocon]]s, though at one point Blitzwing's triple changing is mentioned as being a "natural evolution", with new parts spontaneously growing on him.		The Dreamwave universe holds multiple alternate modes in high reverence. The Triple Changers are repeatedly mentioned as having a great advantage due to their multiple forms, as well as being able to switch between those forms twice as fast as normal Transformers. "Shockwave's experiments" are repeatedly mentioned as being part of the source for the Triple Changers as well as the [[Duocon]]s, though at one point Blitzwing's triple changing is mentioned as being a "natural evolution", with new parts spontaneously growing on him.
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	*[[Prime Directive\|''Prime Directive'' (''Generation One'' volume 1)]] - 6-issue mini-series. On Earth, the Transformers are revived and resume their war.		*[[Prime Directive\|''Prime Directive'' (''Generation One'' volume 1)]] - 6-issue mini-series. On Earth, the Transformers are revived and resume their war.
	*[[War and Peace\|''War and Peace'' (''Generation One'' volume 2)]] - 6-issue mini-series. Shockwave has united both factions on Cybertron, but the Autobots uncover his true motives.		*[[War and Peace\|''War and Peace'' (''Generation One'' volume 2)]] - 6-issue mini-series. Shockwave has united both factions on Cybertron, but the Autobots uncover his true motives.
	*"[[Welcome to the Jungle]]" - Short story from the [[~~Dreamwave~~ Summer Special]]. Megatron recruits the Predacons to his cause.		*"[[Welcome to the Jungle]]" - Short story from the [[20th Anniversary Transformers Summer Special]]. Megatron recruits the Predacons to his cause.
	*[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave) \|''Generation One'' ongoing (''Generation One'' Volume 3)]] - Ongoing series, canceled after 10 issues. The war slowly takes shape, with several rogue elements thrown into the mix.		*[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave) \|''Generation One'' ongoing (''Generation One'' Volume 3)]] - Ongoing series, canceled after 10 issues. The war slowly takes shape, with several rogue elements thrown into the mix.

	The universe was also massively expanded by the ''[[More ~~Than~~ Meets ~~The~~ Eye ~~(G1)~~\|More ~~Than~~ Meets ~~The~~ Eye]]'' profile books, which explained many aspects of the Transformers' technology and society. The books also gave fully fleshed personality to many characters who had previously been little more than a name and a quote.		The universe was also massively expanded by the ''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' profile books, which explained many aspects of the Transformers' technology and society. The books also gave fully fleshed personality to many characters who had previously been little more than a name and a quote.

	==Timeline==		==Timeline==

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	The continuity includes the following series, listed in approximate in-fiction chronological order:		The continuity includes the following series, listed in approximate in-fiction chronological order:

	*''[[The War Within]]'' - 6-issue mini-series. With the war going badly, the newly promoted Optimus Prime calls for abandoning Cybertron to the Decepticons.		*''[[Transformers: The War Within\|The War Within]]'' - 6-issue mini-series. With the war going badly, the newly promoted Optimus Prime calls for abandoning Cybertron to the Decepticons.
	*''[[Transformers: War Within: The Dark Ages\|War Within: The Dark Ages]]'' - 6-issue mini-series. A sinister agent from Cybertron's earliest epoch arrives with plans to unleash an ancient evil.		*''[[Transformers: War Within: The Dark Ages\|War Within: The Dark Ages]]'' - 6-issue mini-series. A sinister agent from Cybertron's earliest epoch arrives with plans to unleash an ancient evil.
	*''[[Transformers: War Within: The Age of Wrath\|War Within: The Age of Wrath]]'' - 6-issue mini-series (only 3 published). Megatron has conquered the planet with an army of seemingly invincible drones.		*''[[Transformers: War Within: The Age of Wrath\|War Within: The Age of Wrath]]'' - 6-issue mini-series (only 3 published). Megatron has conquered the planet with an army of seemingly invincible drones.