Stormbringer issue 2 - Revision history

Domovoy3 at 21:07, 4 October 2025

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Smasher at 16:57, 18 October 2024

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	* The organic planet of [[Nebulos]] first appeared in [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|the Marvel comic series]], a planet whose inhabitants were responsible for inventing the symbiotic [[binary bonding]] process that led to [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]]s, [[Targetmaster (technology)\|Targetmasters]], and [[Powermaster]]s. The native [[Nebulan]]s are depicted with green skin and yellow eyes, hewing closer to their cartoon depictions that appeared in the [[The Rebirth\|truncated Season 4]] of the original cartoon.		* The organic planet of [[Nebulos]] first appeared in [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|the Marvel comic series]], a planet whose inhabitants were responsible for inventing the symbiotic [[binary bonding]] process that led to [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]]s, [[Targetmaster (technology)\|Targetmasters]], and [[Powermaster]]s. The native [[Nebulan]]s are depicted with green skin and yellow eyes, hewing closer to their cartoon depictions that appeared in the [[The Rebirth\|truncated Season 4]] of the original cartoon.
	* Jetfire and Scoop both swear by [[Primacron]], creator of [[Unicron]] from the original cartoon. As the author did not want to use [[Primus]] nor Unicron in this universe (though later authors would go on a different path), Primacron was subbed in as an alternate being to swear by.		* Jetfire and Scoop both swear by [[Primacron]], creator of [[Unicron]] from the original cartoon. As the author did not want to use [[Primus]] nor Unicron in this universe (though later authors would go on a different path), Primacron was subbed in as an alternate being to swear by.
	* It shouldn't come as a surprise Thunderwing, Bludgeon, and Bludgeon's followers are all Generation 1 [[Pretender]] characters; the "grafting process" that drove Thunderwing to madness is a re-imagining of the ~~iconic~~ "Pretender shells" that was one of the primary [[gimmick]]s in 1988. That said, Bludgeon and his crew have received significant makeovers; their robot modes have been redesigned to incorporate features from their Pretender shells, which they have yet to obtain.		* It shouldn't come as a surprise Thunderwing, Bludgeon, and Bludgeon's followers are all Generation 1 [[Pretender]] characters; the "grafting process" that drove Thunderwing to madness is a re-imagining of the "Pretender shells" that was one of the primary [[gimmick]]s in 1988. That said, Bludgeon and his crew have received significant makeovers; their robot modes have been redesigned to incorporate features from their Pretender shells, which they have yet to obtain.
	* The Wreckers! The Autobots' go-to team for blowing stuff up was originally created for the Marvel UK comics, utilizing various characters and toys that had not been taken up by the US stories. Furman brings his creation back here with virtually the same lineup, adding [[Scoop (G1)\|Scoop]] as a new addition to the roster.		* The Wreckers! The Autobots' go-to team for blowing stuff up was originally created for the Marvel UK comics, utilizing various characters and toys that had not been taken up by the US stories. Furman brings his creation back here with virtually the same lineup, adding [[Scoop (G1)\|Scoop]] as a new addition to the roster.
	* The [[Centurion droid]]s are based off the automated defense mechanisms that appeared in the "The Key to Vector Sigma" two-parter episodes. Here, they are reimagined as a mundane security system rather than the secret guardians of the planet's core that they were in their debut. With their shoulder-mounted cannons, they bear a passing resemblance to the [[Centurion (Marvel)\|''other'' Centurion]] from the Marvel comics, which was also a non-sentient war robot.		* The [[Centurion droid]]s are based off the automated defense mechanisms that appeared in the "The Key to Vector Sigma" two-parter episodes. Here, they are reimagined as a mundane security system rather than the secret guardians of the planet's core that they were in their debut. With their shoulder-mounted cannons, they bear a passing resemblance to the [[Centurion (Marvel)\|''other'' Centurion]] from the Marvel comics, which was also a non-sentient war robot.

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: /* Transformers references */

2024-10-18T14:45:53Z

Transformers references

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	* The organic planet of [[Nebulos]] first appeared in [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|the Marvel comic series]], a planet whose inhabitants were responsible for inventing the symbiotic [[binary bonding]] process that led to [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]]s, [[Targetmaster (technology)\|Targetmasters]], and [[Powermaster]]s. The native [[Nebulan]]s are depicted with green skin and yellow eyes, hewing closer to their cartoon depictions that appeared in the [[The Rebirth\|truncated Season 4]] of the original cartoon.		* The organic planet of [[Nebulos]] first appeared in [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|the Marvel comic series]], a planet whose inhabitants were responsible for inventing the symbiotic [[binary bonding]] process that led to [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]]s, [[Targetmaster (technology)\|Targetmasters]], and [[Powermaster]]s. The native [[Nebulan]]s are depicted with green skin and yellow eyes, hewing closer to their cartoon depictions that appeared in the [[The Rebirth\|truncated Season 4]] of the original cartoon.
	* Jetfire and Scoop both swear by [[Primacron]], creator of [[Unicron]] from the original cartoon. As ~~neither~~ [[Primus]] nor Unicron ~~had conclusively been established to exist when~~ this ~~issue was first published~~, Primacron was subbed in as an alternate being to swear by.		* Jetfire and Scoop both swear by [[Primacron]], creator of [[Unicron]] from the original cartoon. As the author did not want to use [[Primus]] nor Unicron in this universe (though later authors would go on a different path), Primacron was subbed in as an alternate being to swear by.
	* It shouldn't come as a surprise Thunderwing, Bludgeon, and Bludgeon's followers are all Generation 1 [[Pretender]] characters; the "grafting process" that drove Thunderwing to madness is a re-imagining of the iconic "Pretender shells" that was one of the primary [[gimmick]]s in 1988. That said, Bludgeon and his crew have received significant makeovers; their robot modes have been redesigned to incorporate features from their Pretender shells, which they have yet to obtain.		* It shouldn't come as a surprise Thunderwing, Bludgeon, and Bludgeon's followers are all Generation 1 [[Pretender]] characters; the "grafting process" that drove Thunderwing to madness is a re-imagining of the iconic "Pretender shells" that was one of the primary [[gimmick]]s in 1988. That said, Bludgeon and his crew have received significant makeovers; their robot modes have been redesigned to incorporate features from their Pretender shells, which they have yet to obtain.
	* The Wreckers! The Autobots' go-to team for blowing stuff up was originally created for the Marvel UK comics, utilizing various characters and toys that had not been taken up by the US stories. Furman brings his creation back here with virtually the same lineup, adding [[Scoop (G1)\|Scoop]] as a new addition to the roster.		* The Wreckers! The Autobots' go-to team for blowing stuff up was originally created for the Marvel UK comics, utilizing various characters and toys that had not been taken up by the US stories. Furman brings his creation back here with virtually the same lineup, adding [[Scoop (G1)\|Scoop]] as a new addition to the roster.

Usfmm at 09:44, 20 April 2023

2023-04-20T09:44:10Z

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Thisisillogical: /* Errors */

2023-02-07T21:25:36Z

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	*The inside cover of issue #2, solicited for August 2006, shows the publish date of the issue as June 2006, one month ''before'' the last issue.		*The inside cover of issue #2, solicited for August 2006, shows the publish date of the issue as June 2006, one month ''before'' the last issue.
	* Springer radios [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] to relay battle orders... but just last issue, Bluestreak was hanging around in the Autobots' command post.		* Springer radios [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] to relay battle orders... but just last issue, Bluestreak was hanging around in the Autobots' command post.
	*On page 16, Jetfire's spaceship is misspelled ''Calibi''-Yau. On pages 4 and 5, and on pages 2, 4, and 12 of [[Stormbringer #1]] the ship is called the ''Calabi''-Yau, its official name.		*On page 16, Jetfire's spaceship is misspelled ''Calibi''-Yau. On pages 4 and 5, and on pages 2, 4, and 12 of [[Stormbringer issue 1]] the ship is called the ''Calabi''-Yau, its official name.
	*Nosecone's last sentence on page 16 is missing its concluding period.		*Nosecone's last sentence on page 16 is missing its concluding period.

Thisisillogical: /* Errors */

2023-02-07T21:25:17Z

Errors

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	*The inside cover of issue #2, solicited for August 2006, shows the publish date of the issue as June 2006, one month ''before'' the last issue.		*The inside cover of issue #2, solicited for August 2006, shows the publish date of the issue as June 2006, one month ''before'' the last issue.
	* Springer radios [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] to relay battle orders... but just last issue, Bluestreak was hanging around in the Autobots' command post.		* Springer radios [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] to relay battle orders... but just last issue, Bluestreak was hanging around in the Autobots' command post.
	*On page 16, Jetfire's spaceship is misspelled ''Calibi''-Yau. On pages 4 and 5, and on pages 2, 4, and 12 of [[Stormbringer ~~issue~~ 1]] the ship is called the ''Calabi''-Yau, its official name.		*On page 16, Jetfire's spaceship is misspelled ''Calibi''-Yau. On pages 4 and 5, and on pages 2, 4, and 12 of [[Stormbringer #1]] the ship is called the ''Calabi''-Yau, its official name.
	*Nosecone's last sentence on page 16 is missing its concluding period.		*Nosecone's last sentence on page 16 is missing its concluding period.

Thisisillogical: /* Errors */

2023-02-07T21:24:51Z

Errors

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	*The inside cover of issue #2, solicited for August 2006, shows the publish date of the issue as June 2006, one month ''before'' the last issue.		*The inside cover of issue #2, solicited for August 2006, shows the publish date of the issue as June 2006, one month ''before'' the last issue.
	* Springer radios [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] to relay battle orders... but just last issue, Bluestreak was hanging around in the Autobots' command post.		* Springer radios [[Bluestreak (G1)\|Bluestreak]] to relay battle orders... but just last issue, Bluestreak was hanging around in the Autobots' command post.
			*On page 16, Jetfire's spaceship is misspelled ''Calibi''-Yau. On pages 4 and 5, and on pages 2, 4, and 12 of [[Stormbringer issue 1]] the ship is called the ''Calabi''-Yau, its official name.
	*Nosecone's last sentence on page 16 is missing its concluding period.		*Nosecone's last sentence on page 16 is missing its concluding period.

Saix: /* Synopsis */clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers

2023-01-20T18:55:00Z

Synopsis: clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers

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	Horrified by Bludgeon's mad plan, Jetfire pleads with his captor, reminding him that Thunderwing's rampage was responsible for the devastation of their world in the first place. Bludgeon counters that Jetfire is just as responsible for what happened to their world: Thunderwing foresaw what was coming and was dismissed by his peers, and now Bludgeon and his cadre will finish what Thunderwing started. Bludgeon reveals the next stage of his plan to his prisoner: using the unconscious [[Technobot (G1)\|Technobot]]s as raw material for the Thunderwing's infamous "polydermal grafting process:" the unstable upgrade that drove its creator insane. As Bludgeon's followers gather, their leader, shrugging off Jetfire's protests, proclaims that, soon, they'll ''all'' be so much more...		Horrified by Bludgeon's mad plan, Jetfire pleads with his captor, reminding him that Thunderwing's rampage was responsible for the devastation of their world in the first place. Bludgeon counters that Jetfire is just as responsible for what happened to their world: Thunderwing foresaw what was coming and was dismissed by his peers, and now Bludgeon and his cadre will finish what Thunderwing started. Bludgeon reveals the next stage of his plan to his prisoner: using the unconscious [[Technobot (G1)\|Technobot]]s as raw material for the Thunderwing's infamous "polydermal grafting process:" the unstable upgrade that drove its creator insane. As Bludgeon's followers gather, their leader, shrugging off Jetfire's protests, proclaims that, soon, they'll ''all'' be so much more...

	In the meantime, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] receives a report regarding the disappearance of the ''[[Calabi-Yau]].'' When Prime realizes that the vessel crashed near the infamous [[Thunderhead Pass]], he orders his aide [[Dogfight (G1)\|Dogfight]] to call up the toughest group of Autobots on the roster: the [[~~Wrecker~~]]s.		In the meantime, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] receives a report regarding the disappearance of the ''[[Calabi-Yau]].'' When Prime realizes that the vessel crashed near the infamous [[Thunderhead Pass]], he orders his aide [[Dogfight (G1)\|Dogfight]] to call up the toughest group of Autobots on the roster: the [[Wreckers]].

	On the embattled world of [[Varas Centralus]], Wrecker leader [[Springer (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Springer]] receives Prime's transmission as the Autobot commandos prepare to dig in and lay siege to the local Decepticon siege armature. The battle is cut short when Springer relays Prime's orders to his unit: they're pulling out and heading back to Cybertron.		On the embattled world of [[Varas Centralus]], Wrecker leader [[Springer (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Springer]] receives Prime's transmission as the Autobot commandos prepare to dig in and lay siege to the local Decepticon siege armature. The battle is cut short when Springer relays Prime's orders to his unit: they're pulling out and heading back to Cybertron.

NexusShard17 at 17:18, 15 July 2021

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	On the surface of Cybertron, [[Nosecone (G1)\|Nosecone]] and [[Afterburner (G1)\|Afterburner]] leave their escape pod and make their way across the surface of Cybertron and take shelter inside a storage bunker, but the cosmic radiation plays havoc with their systems and they are rounded up by a pair of [[Centurion droid\|Centurion drones]].		On the surface of Cybertron, [[Nosecone (G1)\|Nosecone]] and [[Afterburner (G1)\|Afterburner]] leave their escape pod and make their way across the surface of Cybertron and take shelter inside a storage bunker, but the cosmic radiation plays havoc with their systems and they are rounded up by a pair of [[Centurion droid\|Centurion drones]].

	On Nebulos, the local Decepticon [[Infiltration protocol\|infiltration unit]] picks up something big and powerful exiting [[~~Transwarp~~\|foldspace]]. The people of the planet look to the sky and flee in fear, for the apocalypse has arrived—and its name is Thunderwing!		On Nebulos, the local Decepticon [[Infiltration protocol\|infiltration unit]] picks up something big and powerful exiting [[unspace\|foldspace]]. The people of the planet look to the sky and flee in fear, for the apocalypse has arrived—and its name is Thunderwing!

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

CyRaptor: /* Transformers references */

2020-12-07T12:01:49Z

Transformers references

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	[[File:Stormbringer2 Finback.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px]]		[[File:Stormbringer2 Finback.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px]]
	* The organic planet of [[Nebulos]] first appeared in [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|the Marvel comic series]], a planet whose inhabitants were responsible for inventing the symbiotic [[binary bonding]] process that led to [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]]s, [[Targetmaster (technology)\|Targetmasters]], and [[Powermaster]]s. The native [[Nebulan]]s are depicted with green skin and yellow eyes, hewing closer to their cartoon depictions that appeared in the [[The Rebirth\|truncated Season 4]] of the original cartoon.		* The organic planet of [[Nebulos]] first appeared in [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|the Marvel comic series]], a planet whose inhabitants were responsible for inventing the symbiotic [[binary bonding]] process that led to [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]]s, [[Targetmaster (technology)\|Targetmasters]], and [[Powermaster]]s. The native [[Nebulan]]s are depicted with green skin and yellow eyes, hewing closer to their cartoon depictions that appeared in the [[The Rebirth\|truncated Season 4]] of the original cartoon.
	* Jetfire and ~~Swoop~~ both swear by [[Primacron]], creator of [[Unicron]] from the original cartoon. As neither [[Primus]] nor Unicron had conclusively been established to exist when this issue was first published, Primacron was subbed in as an alternate being to swear by.		* Jetfire and Scoop both swear by [[Primacron]], creator of [[Unicron]] from the original cartoon. As neither [[Primus]] nor Unicron had conclusively been established to exist when this issue was first published, Primacron was subbed in as an alternate being to swear by.
	* It shouldn't come as a surprise Thunderwing, Bludgeon, and Bludgeon's followers are all Generation 1 [[Pretender]] characters; the "grafting process" that drove Thunderwing to madness is a re-imagining of the iconic "Pretender shells" that was one of the primary [[gimmick]]s in 1988. That said, Bludgeon and his crew have received significant makeovers; their robot modes have been redesigned to incorporate features from their Pretender shells, which they have yet to obtain.		* It shouldn't come as a surprise Thunderwing, Bludgeon, and Bludgeon's followers are all Generation 1 [[Pretender]] characters; the "grafting process" that drove Thunderwing to madness is a re-imagining of the iconic "Pretender shells" that was one of the primary [[gimmick]]s in 1988. That said, Bludgeon and his crew have received significant makeovers; their robot modes have been redesigned to incorporate features from their Pretender shells, which they have yet to obtain.
	* The Wreckers! The Autobots' go-to team for blowing stuff up was originally created for the Marvel UK comics, utilizing various characters and toys that had not been taken up by the US stories. Furman brings his creation back here with virtually the same lineup, adding [[Scoop (G1)\|Scoop]] as a new addition to the roster.		* The Wreckers! The Autobots' go-to team for blowing stuff up was originally created for the Marvel UK comics, utilizing various characters and toys that had not been taken up by the US stories. Furman brings his creation back here with virtually the same lineup, adding [[Scoop (G1)\|Scoop]] as a new addition to the roster.

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	Horrified by Bludgeon's mad plan, Jetfire pleads with his captor, reminding him that Thunderwing's rampage was responsible for the devastation of their world in the first place. Bludgeon counters that Jetfire is just as responsible for what happened to their world: Thunderwing foresaw what was coming and was dismissed by his peers, and now Bludgeon and his cadre will finish what Thunderwing started. Bludgeon reveals the next stage of his plan to his prisoner: using the unconscious [[Technobot (G1)\|Technobot]]s as raw material for the Thunderwing's infamous "polydermal grafting process:" the unstable upgrade that drove its creator insane. As Bludgeon's followers gather, their leader, shrugging off Jetfire's protests, proclaims that, soon, they'll ''all'' be so much more...		Horrified by Bludgeon's mad plan, Jetfire pleads with his captor, reminding him that Thunderwing's rampage was responsible for the devastation of their world in the first place. Bludgeon counters that Jetfire is just as responsible for what happened to their world: Thunderwing foresaw what was coming and was dismissed by his peers, and now Bludgeon and his cadre will finish what Thunderwing started. Bludgeon reveals the next stage of his plan to his prisoner: using the unconscious [[Technobot (G1)\|Technobot]]s as raw material for the Thunderwing's infamous "polydermal grafting process:" the unstable upgrade that drove its creator insane. As Bludgeon's followers gather, their leader, shrugging off Jetfire's protests, proclaims that, soon, they'll ''all'' be so much more...

	In the meantime, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] receives a report regarding the disappearance of the ''[[Calabi-Yau]].'' When Prime realizes that the vessel crashed near the infamous [[Thunderhead Pass]], he orders his aide [[Dogfight (G1)\|Dogfight]] to call up the toughest group of Autobots on the roster: the [[~~Wrecker~~]]s.		In the meantime, [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] receives a report regarding the disappearance of the ''[[Calabi-Yau]].'' When Prime realizes that the vessel crashed near the infamous [[Thunderhead Pass]], he orders his aide [[Dogfight (G1)\|Dogfight]] to call up the toughest group of Autobots on the roster: the [[Wreckers]].

	On the embattled world of [[Varas Centralus]], Wrecker leader [[Springer (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Springer]] receives Prime's transmission as the Autobot commandos prepare to dig in and lay siege to the local Decepticon siege armature. The battle is cut short when Springer relays Prime's orders to his unit: they're pulling out and heading back to Cybertron.		On the embattled world of [[Varas Centralus]], Wrecker leader [[Springer (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Springer]] receives Prime's transmission as the Autobot commandos prepare to dig in and lay siege to the local Decepticon siege armature. The battle is cut short when Springer relays Prime's orders to his unit: they're pulling out and heading back to Cybertron.