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BigRobot: Added notes. Not sure why Reflector wasn't mentioned here.

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Added notes. Not sure why Reflector wasn't mentioned here.

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	*A planet named Cygnus has appeared in both ''Star Trek'' and ''Transformers'' media (which might explain its role here as the main setting); on the ''Transformers'' side of things, [[Cygnus Seven]] appeared in the ''Transformers'' episode "[[The Big Broadcast of 2006 (episode)\|The Big Broadcast of 2006]]", while numerous planets in the Cygnus system have cropped up over the years in both canon and non-canon ''Star Trek'' media.		*A planet named Cygnus has appeared in both ''Star Trek'' and ''Transformers'' media (which might explain its role here as the main setting); on the ''Transformers'' side of things, [[Cygnus Seven]] appeared in the ''Transformers'' episode "[[The Big Broadcast of 2006 (episode)\|The Big Broadcast of 2006]]", while numerous planets in the Cygnus system have cropped up over the years in both canon and non-canon ''Star Trek'' media.
	*Backmatter for this issue includes a tribute to {{w\|Harlan Ellison}} by IDW Publishing's Scott Tipton.		*Backmatter for this issue includes a tribute to {{w\|Harlan Ellison}} by IDW Publishing's Scott Tipton.
			*Despite appearing on the cover, [[Reflector (G1)\|Reflector]] doesn't actually appear in the Crossover.

	===Covers (4)===		===Covers (4)===

Saix: clean up, replaced: [[James Kirk → [[James T. Kirk (2), [[Sulu → [[Hikaru Sulu (2), [[Uhura → [[Nyota Uhura, [[Doctor McCoy → [[Leonard McCoy (2), typos fixed: occured → occurred

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clean up, replaced: [[James Kirk → [[James T. Kirk (2), [[Sulu → [[Hikaru Sulu (2), [[Uhura → [[Nyota Uhura, [[Doctor McCoy → [[Leonard McCoy (2), typos fixed: occured → occurred

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	In the 23rd century, the starship ''[[USS Enterprise\|Enterprise]]'' is called off-course from its five-year mission to investigate a distress signal emanating from the remote [[dilithium]]-mining colony of [[Cygnus Seven]], located on the fringes of [[Klingon]] space. As they arrive over the planet, Lieutenant [[Spock]] reports that the ship's sensors have been scrambled by an unknown foe, leaving the crew with no other alternative than beaming down to investigate. Captain [[James Kirk\|Kirk]] assembles an away team to do just that, but when they beam down to Cygnus Seven, they discover that the peaceful [[Federation]] mining colony is under attack... and, stranger still, under attack from antique 20th-century jets and helicopters!		In the 23rd century, the starship ''[[USS Enterprise\|Enterprise]]'' is called off-course from its five-year mission to investigate a distress signal emanating from the remote [[dilithium]]-mining colony of [[Cygnus Seven]], located on the fringes of [[Klingon]] space. As they arrive over the planet, Lieutenant [[Spock]] reports that the ship's sensors have been scrambled by an unknown foe, leaving the crew with no other alternative than beaming down to investigate. Captain [[James T. Kirk\|Kirk]] assembles an away team to do just that, but when they beam down to Cygnus Seven, they discover that the peaceful [[Federation]] mining colony is under attack... and, stranger still, under attack from antique 20th-century jets and helicopters!

	When [[Starscream (G1)\|one of these jets]] doubles back to strafe Kirk's crew, Kirk catches a glimpse of its cockpit, and both he and Spock realize that something's not right: these supposedly outdated vehicles are somehow driving themselves. Another blast from the jet blows open a hole in a nearby mountain, and despite Lieutenant [[M'Ress]]'s assurances that they'll be able to use the passageway to rescue the trapped miners, things take an even stranger turn when a [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|red-and-blue truck]] comes hurtling out of the mountain, using its trailer to shield the Federation officers from the next barrage. Kirk suspects a Klingon trick, however, and uses his [[Phaser (weapon)\|phaser]] to blast his impromptu rescuer in the cab; in doing so, however, the truck ''screams'' in pain, and transforms into a gigantic robot! Revealed as [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], he manages to convince the crew of the ''Enterprise'' of his good intentions before his injuries force him offline, begging the captain to protect the humans that he's inadvertently dragged into their war.		When [[Starscream (G1)\|one of these jets]] doubles back to strafe Kirk's crew, Kirk catches a glimpse of its cockpit, and both he and Spock realize that something's not right: these supposedly outdated vehicles are somehow driving themselves. Another blast from the jet blows open a hole in a nearby mountain, and despite Lieutenant [[M'Ress]]'s assurances that they'll be able to use the passageway to rescue the trapped miners, things take an even stranger turn when a [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|red-and-blue truck]] comes hurtling out of the mountain, using its trailer to shield the Federation officers from the next barrage. Kirk suspects a Klingon trick, however, and uses his [[Phaser (weapon)\|phaser]] to blast his impromptu rescuer in the cab; in doing so, however, the truck ''screams'' in pain, and transforms into a gigantic robot! Revealed as [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], he manages to convince the crew of the ''Enterprise'' of his good intentions before his injuries force him offline, begging the captain to protect the humans that he's inadvertently dragged into their war.
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	Kirk shouts for their attackers to identify themselves, and they oblige by transforming into [[Decepticon]]s! [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] orders [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] to take out the humans with a sonic blast, but doesn't realize that this same attack is able to dissipate the interference jamming the ''Enterprise's'' communications, giving Kirk the opening he needs to contact [[Arex (Star Trek)\|Arex]] and order a [[photon torpedo]] strike on their location. The blast catches the Decepticons off-guard, wounding Soundwave, and a subsequent round of phaser fire convinces the Decepticons to retreat to a nearby moon, where Soundwave detects a Decepticon signal...		Kirk shouts for their attackers to identify themselves, and they oblige by transforming into [[Decepticon]]s! [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]] orders [[Soundwave (G1)\|Soundwave]] to take out the humans with a sonic blast, but doesn't realize that this same attack is able to dissipate the interference jamming the ''Enterprise's'' communications, giving Kirk the opening he needs to contact [[Arex (Star Trek)\|Arex]] and order a [[photon torpedo]] strike on their location. The blast catches the Decepticons off-guard, wounding Soundwave, and a subsequent round of phaser fire convinces the Decepticons to retreat to a nearby moon, where Soundwave detects a Decepticon signal...

	With the threat temporarily banished, Spock takes electrical readings to confirm that Optimus is still alive. Kirk contacts [[Scotty]] and [[Doctor McCoy]] to see what can be done, and the pair join the rest of the crew to investigate the wounded robot up close; though Kirk is unable to explain to the skeptical doctor that their patient seemed to be ''more'' than just a simple automaton, the conversation is cut short when Spock detects more electrical signals deeper into the mine. Leaving the two specialists with their new patient, Kirk takes M'Ress and [[Sulu]] to investigate.		With the threat temporarily banished, Spock takes electrical readings to confirm that Optimus is still alive. Kirk contacts [[Scotty]] and [[Leonard McCoy\|Doctor McCoy]] to see what can be done, and the pair join the rest of the crew to investigate the wounded robot up close; though Kirk is unable to explain to the skeptical doctor that their patient seemed to be ''more'' than just a simple automaton, the conversation is cut short when Spock detects more electrical signals deeper into the mine. Leaving the two specialists with their new patient, Kirk takes M'Ress and [[Hikaru Sulu\|Sulu]] to investigate.

	Having beaten their retreat, the Decepticons regroup on the moon, where they discover—much to [[Starscream (G1)\|Starscream]]'s surprise—[[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]] in his city mode, now occupied by a group of Klingons. Their leader, [[Kuri]], explains to Megatron that the humans had no right to be mining in this sector of space, but when Megatron mentions the ''Enterprise'', Kuri realizes he has a chance for revenge against his nemesis Kirk, and the two agree to join forces.		Having beaten their retreat, the Decepticons regroup on the moon, where they discover—much to [[Starscream (G1)\|Starscream]]'s surprise—[[Trypticon (G1)\|Trypticon]] in his city mode, now occupied by a group of Klingons. Their leader, [[Kuri]], explains to Megatron that the humans had no right to be mining in this sector of space, but when Megatron mentions the ''Enterprise'', Kuri realizes he has a chance for revenge against his nemesis Kirk, and the two agree to join forces.
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	\|h3=[[Federation]]\|c3=		\|h3=[[Federation]]\|c3=
	*[[Uhura]] (1)		*[[Nyota Uhura]] (1)
	*[[James Kirk]] (2)		*[[James T. Kirk]] (2)
	*[[Spock]] (3)		*[[Spock]] (3)
	*[[Arex (Star Trek)\|Arex]] (4)		*[[Arex (Star Trek)\|Arex]] (4)
	*[[Sulu]] (5)		*[[Hikaru Sulu]] (5)
	*[[M'Ress]] (6)		*[[M'Ress]] (6)
	*[[Scotty]] (18)		*[[Scotty]] (18)
	*[[~~Doctor~~ McCoy]] (19)		*[[Leonard McCoy]] (19)

	\|h4=[[Klingon]]s\|c4=		\|h4=[[Klingon]]s\|c4=
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	*On seeing the Decepticons, Sulu whispers "oh my"—a memetic catchphrase that Sulu's actor [[George Takei]] has adopted in recent years.		*On seeing the Decepticons, Sulu whispers "oh my"—a memetic catchphrase that Sulu's actor [[George Takei]] has adopted in recent years.
	* An [[Andorian]] appears among the inhabitants of Cygnus Seven.		* An [[Andorian]] appears among the inhabitants of Cygnus Seven.
	* Sulu namedrops the [[Eugenics Wars]] when discussing the age of the Transformers' alternate modes; this is a key event in ''Star Trek'' lore, usually established as having ~~occured~~ during the 1990s.		* Sulu namedrops the [[Eugenics Wars]] when discussing the age of the Transformers' alternate modes; this is a key event in ''Star Trek'' lore, usually established as having occurred during the 1990s.
	* "I'm a doctor, not a mechanic," complains McCoy, dropping the character's most famous catchphrase.		* "I'm a doctor, not a mechanic," complains McCoy, dropping the character's most famous catchphrase.
	* All of the Klingons in this issue are preexisting ''Star Trek'' characters who appeared in the ''Animated Series'' episode "[[memoryalpha:The Time Trap (episode)\|The Time Trap]]". With the exception of Kor, none of them would go on to appear in any other ''Star Trek'' media until this issue.		* All of the Klingons in this issue are preexisting ''Star Trek'' characters who appeared in the ''Animated Series'' episode "[[memoryalpha:The Time Trap (episode)\|The Time Trap]]". With the exception of Kor, none of them would go on to appear in any other ''Star Trek'' media until this issue.
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	*[[wikia:memory-beta:Prime's Directive, Part One\|Issue article]] at Memory Beta, the non-canon ''Star Trek'' wiki		*[[wikia:memory-beta:Prime's Directive, Part One\|Issue article]] at Memory Beta, the non-canon ''Star Trek'' wiki

	[[Category: Star Trek vs. Transformers issues]]		[[Category:Star Trek vs. Transformers issues]]

	{{DEFAULTSORT: Prime's Directive, Part 1}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Prime's Directive, Part 1}}

TimeLord11 at 02:35, 25 January 2020

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	*While the majority of the ''Transformers'' character designs are pulled straight from the original cartoon's character models, they are supplemented by retro versions of later characters [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] and [[Airachnid (G1)\|Airachnid]]. Both characters sport new and simplified designs in an effort to match the Sunbow aesthetic, but Airachnid gets a much more dramatic makeover, now sporting a V-shaped head crest with multiple extra eyes on it.		*While the majority of the ''Transformers'' character designs are pulled straight from the original cartoon's character models, they are supplemented by retro versions of later characters [[Windblade (G1)\|Windblade]] and [[Airachnid (G1)\|Airachnid]]. Both characters sport new and simplified designs in an effort to match the Sunbow aesthetic, but Airachnid gets a much more dramatic makeover, now sporting a V-shaped head crest with multiple extra eyes on it.
	*Spock mentions that there may be "more to this situation than meets the eye," because, well, of course.		*Spock mentions that there may be "more to this situation than meets the eye," because, well, of course.
	*[[~~Kremzeek (G1)\|~~Kremzeek]] appears on Starscream's heads-up display.		*[[Kremzeek]] appears on Starscream's heads-up display.

	===Star Trek references===		===Star Trek references===

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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	* When Scotty says he's glad Kirk is still alive, Kirk responds with "That's makes two of us," with an extraneous apostrophe and s.		* When Scotty says he's glad Kirk is still alive, Kirk responds with "That's makes two of us," with an extraneous apostrophe and s. This has been corrected in the trade paperback.
	* Like all the other characters, Trypticon's city mode is based very precisely on his Generation 1 character model—except it's been mirror-flipped, so the unique tower and radar dish designs appear on the wrong sides.		* Like all the other characters, Trypticon's city mode is based very precisely on his Generation 1 character model—except it's been mirror-flipped, so the unique tower and radar dish designs appear on the wrong sides.

Cyberlink420: /* Continuity notes */

2019-09-03T23:45:44Z

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	*''Star Trek vs. Transformers'' is set in the universe of ''Star Trek''; specifically, during the time period of ''{{w\|Star Trek: The Animated Series}}'', from which it draws its cast and aesthetic. While it wouldn't be considered {{w\|Star Trek canon\|canon}}, the series ~~is presumably not going to be written to~~ conflict with ''Star Trek'' plot elements; that brand has never made much use of [[micro-continuity\|micro-continuities]].		*''Star Trek vs. Transformers'' is set in the universe of ''Star Trek''; specifically, during the time period of ''{{w\|Star Trek: The Animated Series}}'', from which it draws its cast and aesthetic. While it wouldn't be considered {{w\|Star Trek canon\|canon}}, the series doesn't conflict too much with ''Star Trek'' plot elements; that brand has never made much use of [[micro-continuity\|micro-continuities]].
	*The ''Transformers'' elements of the issue, meanwhile, draw the vast majority of their influence from [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|the original cartoon]], though backstory elements established in later issues render it canonically incompatible with the cartoon itself.		*The ''Transformers'' elements of the issue, meanwhile, draw the vast majority of their influence from [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|the original cartoon]], though backstory elements established in later issues render it canonically incompatible with the cartoon itself.
	*The captain's log at the start of the issue gives the {{w\|stardate}} as 5892.7. Though stardates in the ''Star Trek'' universe are notoriously inconsistent both within and between individual series, this date is greater than most of those in season 1 of ''Star Trek: The Animated Series'' and lower than the majority of those in season 2; thus, assuming a ''general'' upwards progression, this would presumably place ''Star Trek vs. Transformers'' between the two seasons of the animated show.<ref>[http://startreklist.blogspot.com/2011/04/list-of-all-star-trek-episodes-sorted.html "List of all Star Trek episodes sorted by star date" at The Star Trek List]</ref>		*The captain's log at the start of the issue gives the {{w\|stardate}} as 5892.7. Though stardates in the ''Star Trek'' universe are notoriously inconsistent both within and between individual series, this date is greater than most of those in season 1 of ''Star Trek: The Animated Series'' and lower than the majority of those in season 2; thus, assuming a ''general'' upwards progression, this would presumably place ''Star Trek vs. Transformers'' between the two seasons of the animated show.<ref>[http://startreklist.blogspot.com/2011/04/list-of-all-star-trek-episodes-sorted.html "List of all Star Trek episodes sorted by star date" at The Star Trek List]</ref>

Cyberlink420: /* Continuity notes */

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	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
	*''Star Trek vs. Transformers'' is set in the universe of ''Star Trek''; specifically, during the time period of ''{{w\|Star Trek: The Animated Series}}'', from which it draws its cast and aesthetic. While it wouldn't be considered {{w\|Star Trek canon\|canon}}, the series is presumably not going to be written to conflict with ''Star Trek'' plot elements; that brand has never made much use of [[micro-continuity\|micro-continuities]].		*''Star Trek vs. Transformers'' is set in the universe of ''Star Trek''; specifically, during the time period of ''{{w\|Star Trek: The Animated Series}}'', from which it draws its cast and aesthetic. While it wouldn't be considered {{w\|Star Trek canon\|canon}}, the series is presumably not going to be written to conflict with ''Star Trek'' plot elements; that brand has never made much use of [[micro-continuity\|micro-continuities]].
	*The ''Transformers'' elements of the issue, meanwhile, draw the vast majority of their influence from [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|the original cartoon]]~~. It's not yet clear whether these incarnations of~~ the ~~characters hail from the ''Star Trek'' world, or whether they came through from a separate universe..~~.		*The ''Transformers'' elements of the issue, meanwhile, draw the vast majority of their influence from [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|the original cartoon]], though backstory elements established in later issues render it canonically incompatible with the cartoon itself.
	*The captain's log at the start of the issue gives the {{w\|stardate}} as 5892.7. Though stardates in the ''Star Trek'' universe are notoriously inconsistent both within and between individual series, this date is greater than most of those in season 1 of ''Star Trek: The Animated Series'' and lower than the majority of those in season 2; thus, assuming a ''general'' upwards progression, this would presumably place ''Star Trek vs. Transformers'' between the two seasons of the animated show.<ref>[http://startreklist.blogspot.com/2011/04/list-of-all-star-trek-episodes-sorted.html "List of all Star Trek episodes sorted by star date" at The Star Trek List]</ref>		*The captain's log at the start of the issue gives the {{w\|stardate}} as 5892.7. Though stardates in the ''Star Trek'' universe are notoriously inconsistent both within and between individual series, this date is greater than most of those in season 1 of ''Star Trek: The Animated Series'' and lower than the majority of those in season 2; thus, assuming a ''general'' upwards progression, this would presumably place ''Star Trek vs. Transformers'' between the two seasons of the animated show.<ref>[http://startreklist.blogspot.com/2011/04/list-of-all-star-trek-episodes-sorted.html "List of all Star Trek episodes sorted by star date" at The Star Trek List]</ref>

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	*''[[Transformers: Bumblebee - Win If You Dare\|Bumblebee: Win if you Dare]]'' graphic novel		*''[[Transformers: Bumblebee - Win If You Dare\|Bumblebee: Win if you Dare]]'' graphic novel
	*''[[Transformers: Bumblebee Movie Prequel\|Bumblebee Movie Prequel: From Cybertron with Love]]'' TPB		*''[[Transformers: Bumblebee Movie Prequel\|Bumblebee Movie Prequel: From Cybertron with Love]]'' TPB
	*''[[Transformers: Unicron]]'' [[Unicron ~~issue 5~~\|#5]]		*''[[Transformers: Unicron]]'' [[Assembly (Unicron)\|#5]]
	*''[[Optimus Prime (comic)\|Optimus Prime]]'' [[Post\|#25]]		*''[[Optimus Prime (comic)\|Optimus Prime]]'' [[Post\|#25]]
	*''[[The Transformers: Lost Light]]'' [[How To Say Goodbye And Mean It: Part 2\|#25]]		*''[[The Transformers: Lost Light]]'' [[How To Say Goodbye And Mean It: Part 2\|#25]]

TimeLord11 at 18:21, 20 January 2019

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	In the 23rd century, the starship ''[[USS Enterprise\|Enterprise]]'' is called off-course from its five-year mission to investigate a distress signal emanating from the remote [[dilithium]]-mining colony of [[Cygnus Seven]], located on the fringes of [[Klingon]] space. As they arrive over the planet, Lieutenant [[Spock]] reports that the ship's sensors have been scrambled by an unknown foe, leaving the crew with no other alternative than beaming down to investigate. Captain [[~~Jim~~ Kirk\|Kirk]] assembles an away team to do just that, but when they beam down to Cygnus Seven, they discover that the peaceful [[Federation]] mining colony is under attack... and, stranger still, under attack from antique 20th-century jets and helicopters!		In the 23rd century, the starship ''[[USS Enterprise\|Enterprise]]'' is called off-course from its five-year mission to investigate a distress signal emanating from the remote [[dilithium]]-mining colony of [[Cygnus Seven]], located on the fringes of [[Klingon]] space. As they arrive over the planet, Lieutenant [[Spock]] reports that the ship's sensors have been scrambled by an unknown foe, leaving the crew with no other alternative than beaming down to investigate. Captain [[James Kirk\|Kirk]] assembles an away team to do just that, but when they beam down to Cygnus Seven, they discover that the peaceful [[Federation]] mining colony is under attack... and, stranger still, under attack from antique 20th-century jets and helicopters!

	When [[Starscream (G1)\|one of these jets]] doubles back to strafe Kirk's crew, Kirk catches a glimpse of its cockpit, and both he and Spock realize that something's not right: these supposedly outdated vehicles are somehow driving themselves. Another blast from the jet blows open a hole in a nearby mountain, and despite Lieutenant [[M'Ress]]'s assurances that they'll be able to use the passageway to rescue the trapped miners, things take an even stranger turn when a [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|red-and-blue truck]] comes hurtling out of the mountain, using its trailer to shield the Federation officers from the next barrage. Kirk suspects a Klingon trick, however, and uses his [[Phaser (weapon)\|phaser]] to blast his impromptu rescuer in the cab; in doing so, however, the truck ''screams'' in pain, and transforms into a gigantic robot! Revealed as [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], he manages to convince the crew of the ''Enterprise'' of his good intentions before his injuries force him offline, begging the captain to protect the humans that he's inadvertently dragged into their war.		When [[Starscream (G1)\|one of these jets]] doubles back to strafe Kirk's crew, Kirk catches a glimpse of its cockpit, and both he and Spock realize that something's not right: these supposedly outdated vehicles are somehow driving themselves. Another blast from the jet blows open a hole in a nearby mountain, and despite Lieutenant [[M'Ress]]'s assurances that they'll be able to use the passageway to rescue the trapped miners, things take an even stranger turn when a [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|red-and-blue truck]] comes hurtling out of the mountain, using its trailer to shield the Federation officers from the next barrage. Kirk suspects a Klingon trick, however, and uses his [[Phaser (weapon)\|phaser]] to blast his impromptu rescuer in the cab; in doing so, however, the truck ''screams'' in pain, and transforms into a gigantic robot! Revealed as [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]], he manages to convince the crew of the ''Enterprise'' of his good intentions before his injuries force him offline, begging the captain to protect the humans that he's inadvertently dragged into their war.
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	\|h3=[[Federation]]\|c3=		\|h3=[[Federation]]\|c3=
	*[[Uhura]] (1)		*[[Uhura]] (1)
	*[[~~Jim~~ Kirk]] (2)		*[[James Kirk]] (2)
	*[[Spock]] (3)		*[[Spock]] (3)
	*[[Arex (Star Trek)\|Arex]] (4)		*[[Arex (Star Trek)\|Arex]] (4)

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	*Backmatter for this issue includes a tribute to {{w\|Harlan Ellison}} by IDW Publishing's Scott Tipton.		*Backmatter for this issue includes a tribute to {{w\|Harlan Ellison}} by IDW Publishing's Scott Tipton.

	===Covers (5)===		===Covers (4)===
	*'''Cover A:''' The Autobots and the ''Enterprise'' crew, by [[Philip Murphy]]; combines with cover B to make a larger image		*'''Cover A:''' The Autobots and the ''Enterprise'' crew, by [[Philip Murphy]]; combines with cover B to make a larger image
	*'''Cover B:''' The Decepticons and the Klingons, by Philip Murphy; combines with cover A to make a larger image		*'''Cover B:''' The Decepticons and the Klingons, by Philip Murphy; combines with cover A to make a larger image
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	*'''Retailer incentive cover B:''' Our heroes doing an awkward and stiff stock run, by [[Derek Charm]]		*'''Retailer incentive cover B:''' Our heroes doing an awkward and stiff stock run, by [[Derek Charm]]
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:STvsTF1 cvrA.jpg\|		File:STvsTF1 cvrA.jpg\|Da Good Guyz
	File:STvsTF1 cvrB.jpg\|		File:STvsTF1 cvrB.jpg\|Da Bad Guyz
	File:STvsTF1 cvrRIA.jpg\|		File:STvsTF1 cvrRIA.jpg\|Da Kitty Kats
	File:STvsTF1 cvrRIB.jpg\|		File:STvsTF1 cvrRIB.jpg\|Race on the galaxy's smallest planet
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	* Starscream has an odd argument with himself where he notes the appearance of the humans only to respond angrily that they’re nothing to be concerned about, calling himself a fool. Presumably the first speech balloon was intended to be from Skywarp.
	* When Scotty says he's glad Kirk is still alive, Kirk responds with "That's makes two of us," with an extraneous apostrophe and s.		* When Scotty says he's glad Kirk is still alive, Kirk responds with "That's makes two of us," with an extraneous apostrophe and s.
	* Like all the other characters, Trypticon's city mode is based very precisely on his Generation 1 character model—except it's been mirror-flipped, so the unique tower and radar dish designs appear on the wrong sides.		* Like all the other characters, Trypticon's city mode is based very precisely on his Generation 1 character model—except it's been mirror-flipped, so the unique tower and radar dish designs appear on the wrong sides.

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	*''[[Transformers: Bumblebee - Win If You Dare\|Bumblebee: Win if you Dare]]'' graphic novel		*''[[Transformers: Bumblebee - Win If You Dare\|Bumblebee: Win if you Dare]]'' graphic novel
	*''[[Transformers: Bumblebee Movie Prequel\|Bumblebee Movie Prequel: From Cybertron with Love]]'' TPB		*''[[Transformers: Bumblebee Movie Prequel\|Bumblebee Movie Prequel: From Cybertron with Love]]'' TPB
	*''[[Transformers: Unicron]]'' [[Unicron ~~issue 5~~\|#5]]		*''[[Transformers: Unicron]]'' [[Assembly (Unicron)\|#5]]
	*''[[Optimus Prime (comic)\|Optimus Prime]]'' [[Post\|#25]]		*''[[Optimus Prime (comic)\|Optimus Prime]]'' [[Post\|#25]]
	*''[[The Transformers: Lost Light]]'' [[How To Say Goodbye And Mean It: Part 2\|#25]]		*''[[The Transformers: Lost Light]]'' [[How To Say Goodbye And Mean It: Part 2\|#25]]