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	* ''SD SG'' is inspired by the ''[[Q-Transformers~~: Mystery of Convoy Returns~~ (cartoon)\|Q-Transformers~~: Mystery of Convoy Returns~~]]'' online cartoon, a series of comedic, fourth-wall breaking shorts. This strip, in particular, is a pastiche of the series main concept, which features super-deformed versions of the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Age of Extinction]]'' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]], and [[Lockdown (ROTF)\|Lockdown]], hanging out at highway service stations and talking about bad video games. In homage to the cartoon's limited animation, the characters all stand in static poses, with the panels featuring Prime's shocked expression featuring a close-up of his face with "anime motion-blur" lines. There's no real continuity to these strips, although several of the characters seen in them would be ported over to the main ''Shattered Glass'' continuity.		* ''SD SG'' is inspired by the ''[[Q-Transformers (cartoon)\|Q-Transformers]]'' online cartoon, a series of comedic, fourth-wall breaking shorts. This strip, in particular, is a pastiche of the series main concept, which features super-deformed versions of the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Age of Extinction]]'' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]], and [[Lockdown (ROTF)\|Lockdown]], hanging out at highway service stations and talking about bad video games. In homage to the cartoon's limited animation, the characters all stand in static poses, with the panels featuring Prime's shocked expression featuring a close-up of his face with "anime motion-blur" lines. There's no real continuity to these strips, although several of the characters seen in them would be ported over to the main ''Shattered Glass'' continuity.
	* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the 2006-2012 television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.		* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the 2006-2012 television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.
	* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.		* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.

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	* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the 2006-2012 television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.		* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the 2006-2012 television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.
	* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.		* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.
	* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave)\|Generation One]]'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s. Other signs on the wall ([https://twitter.com/dyemooch/status/1406711179263741952 as revealed by Perez on Twitter]) include ads for [[energon goodie]]s (from ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'') and [[energon pizza]] (a reference to an original character created by Perez, a chef who created energon versions of Earth food).		* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave)\|Generation One]]'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s. Other signs on the wall ([https://twitter.com/dyemooch/status/1406711179263741952 as revealed by Perez on Twitter]) include ads for [[energon goodie]]s (from ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'') and [[energon pizza]] (a reference to an original character created by Perez, a Cybertronian chef who created energon versions of Earth food).

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	* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the 2006-2012 television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.		* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the 2006-2012 television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.
	* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.		* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.
	* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave)\|Generation One]]'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s. Other signs on the wall [https://twitter.com/dyemooch/status/1406711179263741952 as revealed on ~~Perez's~~ Twitter] include ads for [[energon goodie]]s (from ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'') and [[energon pizza]] (a reference to an original character created by Perez, a chef who created energon versions of Earth food).		* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave)\|Generation One]]'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s. Other signs on the wall ([https://twitter.com/dyemooch/status/1406711179263741952 as revealed by Perez on Twitter]) include ads for [[energon goodie]]s (from ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'') and [[energon pizza]] (a reference to an original character created by Perez, a chef who created energon versions of Earth food).

	[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]		[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]

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	* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the 2006-2012 television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.		* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the 2006-2012 television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.
	* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.		* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.
	* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave)\|Generation One]]'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s.		* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave)\|Generation One]]'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s. Other signs on the wall [https://twitter.com/dyemooch/status/1406711179263741952 as revealed on Perez's Twitter] include ads for [[energon goodie]]s (from ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'') and [[energon pizza]] (a reference to an original character created by Perez, a chef who created energon versions of Earth food).

	[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]		[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]

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	* ''SD SG'' is inspired by the ''[[Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns (cartoon)\|Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns]]'' online cartoon, a series of comedic, fourth-wall breaking shorts. This strip, in particular, is a pastiche of the series main concept, which features super-deformed versions of the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Age of Extinction]]'' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]], and [[Lockdown (ROTF)\|Lockdown]], hanging out at highway service stations and talking about bad video games. In homage to the cartoon's limited animation, the characters all stand in static poses, with the panels featuring Prime's shocked expression featuring a close-up of his face with "anime motion-blur" lines. There's no real continuity to these strips, although several of the characters seen in them would be ported over to the main ''Shattered Glass'' continuity.		* ''SD SG'' is inspired by the ''[[Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns (cartoon)\|Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns]]'' online cartoon, a series of comedic, fourth-wall breaking shorts. This strip, in particular, is a pastiche of the series main concept, which features super-deformed versions of the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Age of Extinction]]'' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]], and [[Lockdown (ROTF)\|Lockdown]], hanging out at highway service stations and talking about bad video games. In homage to the cartoon's limited animation, the characters all stand in static poses, with the panels featuring Prime's shocked expression featuring a close-up of his face with "anime motion-blur" lines. There's no real continuity to these strips, although several of the characters seen in them would be ported over to the main ''Shattered Glass'' continuity.
	* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.		* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the 2006-2012 television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.
	* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.		* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.
	* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since Dreamwave's ''Generation One'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s.		* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since [[Dreamwave Productions\|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[Transformers: Generation 1 (Dreamwave)\|Generation One]]'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s.

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S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 08:15, 23 July 2020

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	* ''SD SG'' is inspired by the ''[[Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns (cartoon)\|Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns]]'' online cartoon, a series of comedic, fourth-wall breaking shorts. This strip, in particular, is a pastiche of the series main concept, which features super-deformed versions of the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Age of Extinction]]'' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]], and [[Lockdown (ROTF)\|Lockdown]], hanging out at highway service stations and talking about bad video games. In homage to the cartoon's limited animation, the characters all stand in static poses, with the panels featuring Prime's shocked expression featuring a close-up of his face with "anime motion-blur" lines. There's no real continuity to these strips, although several of the characters seen in them would be ported over to the main ''Shattered Glass'' continuity.		* ''SD SG'' is inspired by the ''[[Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns (cartoon)\|Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns]]'' online cartoon, a series of comedic, fourth-wall breaking shorts. This strip, in particular, is a pastiche of the series main concept, which features super-deformed versions of the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Age of Extinction]]'' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]], and [[Lockdown (ROTF)\|Lockdown]], hanging out at highway service stations and talking about bad video games. In homage to the cartoon's limited animation, the characters all stand in static poses, with the panels featuring Prime's shocked expression featuring a close-up of his face with "anime motion-blur" lines. There's no real continuity to these strips, although several of the characters seen in them would be ported over to the main ''Shattered Glass'' continuity.
	* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations'' ~~"Thrilling 30"~~ [[Trailbreaker (G1)\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a ~~sherrif~~ van seen in the television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.		* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations Thrilling 30'' [[Trailbreaker (G1)/toys#Thrilling 30\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sheriff van seen in the television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.
	* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.		* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.
	* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since Dreamwave's ''Generation One'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s.		* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since Dreamwave's ''Generation One'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s.

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	* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations'' "Thrilling 30" [[Trailbreaker (G1)\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sherrif van seen in the television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.		* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations'' "Thrilling 30" [[Trailbreaker (G1)\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sherrif van seen in the television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.
	* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.		* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.
	* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[~~Kremzeek (G1)\|~~Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since Dreamwave's ''Generation One'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s.		* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since Dreamwave's ''Generation One'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s.
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	\|published in=[[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 65\|''Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club'' #65]]		\|published in=[[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 65\|''Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club'' #65]]
	\|date=October/November [[2015]]		\|date=October/November [[2015]]
	\|~~script~~=[[Josh Perez]]		\|story=[[Josh Perez]] and [[Jesse Wittenrich]]
	\|art= Josh Perez		\|script=Josh Perez
	\|letters= [[Jesse Wittenrich]]		\|art=Josh Perez
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	\|continuity=''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (fiction)\|Shattered Glass]]''		\|continuity=''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (fiction)\|Shattered Glass]]''
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			'''Optimus, Goldbug, and Lockdown hang out on the back page.'''

	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
			On the back page of the [[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 65\|latest issue]] of the ''Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club'' magazine, [[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]], and [[Lockdown (SG)\|Lockdown]] find themselves hanging out in the city. Goldbug is confused, while Lockdown wonders why he has to be there with two Autobots. Optimus Prime declares they have something important to talk about: the [[Out of the One, Many\|comic]] in the magazine made him into a good guy! Prime is furious, declaring they'd never do that to an evil [[Megatron (G1)\|Megatron]]. When Goldbug points out to an incredulous Optimus Prime that [[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|they did]], Prime tries to say they'd never do that to an evil [[Starscream (Armada)\|Starscream]], only for Lockdown to point out that [[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)\|they did that]] as well. Prime declares that, regardless of those examples, he plans to use the back of this magazine to remain evil! Goldbug compliments Prime's idea, causing Optimus to thank him, only to rendered speechless when Lockdown points out that saying "thank you" isn't very evil.

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			\|h1=Decepticons
			\|c1=
			*[[Lockdown (SG)\|Lockdown]] (3)
			*[[Starscream (Armada)/Cartoon continuity\|Starscream]] (4) (imagined)
			\|h2=[[Autobot]]s
			\|c2=
			*[[Goldbug (SG)\|Goldbug]] (1)
			*[[Optimus Prime (SG)\|Optimus Prime]]/Nova Prime (2)
			}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
			* Characters mentioned include: an evil [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]].

			===Transformers references===
			* ''SD SG'' is inspired by the ''[[Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns (cartoon)\|Q-Transformers: Mystery of Convoy Returns]]'' online cartoon, a series of comedic, fourth-wall breaking shorts. This strip, in particular, is a pastiche of the series main concept, which features super-deformed versions of the ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)\|Age of Extinction]]'' incarnations of [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]], and [[Lockdown (ROTF)\|Lockdown]], hanging out at highway service stations and talking about bad video games. In homage to the cartoon's limited animation, the characters all stand in static poses, with the panels featuring Prime's shocked expression featuring a close-up of his face with "anime motion-blur" lines. There's no real continuity to these strips, although several of the characters seen in them would be ported over to the main ''Shattered Glass'' continuity.
			* Lockdown is a "virtual retool" of ''Generations'' "Thrilling 30" [[Trailbreaker (G1)\|Trailbreaker]], with a head based on his ''Animated'' [[Lockdown (Animated)\|counterpart]], and a color scheme inspired by a sherrif van seen in the television series ''{{w\|Eureka (American TV series)\|Eureka}}''.
			* As Prime notes, the main version of ''Shattered Glass'' Optimus became good in "[[Out of the One, Many]]", reformatted by [[Unicron]] into Nova Prime. The original IDW ''Generation 1'' continuity's version of Megatron became an Autobot in "season two" of ''More than Meets the Eye'', while the incarnation of Starscream from the ''Armada'' cartoon became a conflicted warrior with a heroic streak in the second half of the series, even briefly joining the Autobots.
			* Barely visible in the second-to-last panel is an advert behind Goldbug, featuring juiceboxes with [[Kremzeek (G1)\|Kremzeek]] on them. The impish energy being was introduced in the Sunbow ''The Transformers'' cartoon episode of the [[Kremzeek!\|same name]]. Beverages with Kremzeek on them as a "mascot" have been seen as easter eggs ever since Dreamwave's ''Generation One'' ongoing comic, but juiceboxes with Kremzeek on them were specifically seen in ''More than Meet the Eye'', a favorite of [[Roller (IDW)\|Roller]]'s.
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