The Transformers: Sins of the Wreckers - Revision history

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	[[Sky Garry (G1)\|Sky Garry]] was at one point planned to be the Wrecker's main form of transportation. He would have been a moaner who resented being treated as a glorified transport. During the story he would have fought [[Tidal Wave (G1)\|Tidal Wave]] (who ended up inheriting his personality in the final series.)		[[Sky Garry (G1)\|Sky Garry]] was at one point planned to be the Wrecker's main form of transportation. He would have been a moaner who resented being treated as a glorified transport. During the story he would have fought [[Tidal Wave (G1)\|Tidal Wave]] (who ended up inheriting his personality in the final series.)

	Another character who lasted longer was the former [[Decepticon]] sharpshooter Carrion. After his unit was blamed for the destruction of the neutral city of [[Carpessa]], he would have become disillusioned with the Decepticon cause and started taking part in [[Neutral]] rescue operations. By the time of the story, he has become so flagrantly anti-Deception that he punishes himself by "permanently running footage of on his VDU of Decepticon wartime atrocities, specifically the Carpessa incident over and over again".<ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 128, Original Sin</ref> While genuinely remorsefully, he's pompous and demands to be called The Penitent. When hooked up to the [[Impetus]] device, he would have confessed to killing eight Wreckers in his former life.		Another character who lasted longer was the former [[Decepticon]] sharpshooter Carrion. After his unit was blamed for the destruction of the neutral city of [[Carpessa]], he would have become disillusioned with the Decepticon cause and started taking part in [[Neutral]] rescue operations. By the time of the story, he has become so flagrantly anti-Deception that he punishes himself by "permanently running footage on his VDU of Decepticon wartime atrocities, specifically the Carpessa incident over and over again".<ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 128, Original Sin</ref> While genuinely remorsefully, he's pompous and demands to be called The Penitent. When hooked up to the [[Impetus]] device, he would have confessed to killing eight Wreckers in his former life.

	==Creative team==		==Creative team==

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	==Production==		==Production==
	After ''Last Stand of the Wreckers'', Roche submitted a pitch for a miniseries called [[Spy Games]] which would have followed a group of 'superpowered' [[Autobots]] on a covert mission. While the story was approved it was never published. However enough elements from it (such as [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Tarantulas]] and the [[Noisemaze (dimension)\|Noisemaze]]) would ~~ended~~ up in ''Sins of The Wreckers'', that the writers describes it as a "de facto first pass at the story". <ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 124, Original Sin</ref>		After ''Last Stand of the Wreckers'', Roche submitted a pitch for a miniseries called [[Spy Games]] which would have followed a group of 'superpowered' [[Autobots]] on a covert mission. While the story was approved it was never published. However enough elements from it (such as [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Tarantulas]] and the [[Noisemaze (dimension)\|Noisemaze]]) would end up in ''Sins of The Wreckers'', that the writers describes it as a "de facto first pass at the story". <ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 124, Original Sin</ref>

	The first outline for the series proper contained several characters who would be cut from later plot revisions. Among them were a new team of Wreckers who had been assembled by Prowl to act as a sleeper cell, as well as a 'reward' to Arcee for her loyalty to him. [[Hubcap (G1)\|Hubcap]] was the only one from this group to make it into the final story, with other potential members of this group including [[Gripper (G1)\|Gripper]], [[Skyjack (G2)\|Skyjack]],[[Skyhammer (G1)\|Skyhammer]] and [[Scorch (G1)\|Scorch]] (the trade contains an exert describing their personalities but with their names redacted). The group was dropped due to space concerns and for retreading material already covered in ''Last Stand of The Wreckers''.		The first outline for the series proper contained several characters who would be cut from later plot revisions. Among them were a new team of Wreckers who had been assembled by Prowl to act as a sleeper cell, as well as a 'reward' to Arcee for her loyalty to him. [[Hubcap (G1)\|Hubcap]] was the only one from this group to make it into the final story, with other potential members of this group including [[Gripper (G1)\|Gripper]], [[Skyjack (G2)\|Skyjack]],[[Skyhammer (G1)\|Skyhammer]] and [[Scorch (G1)\|Scorch]] (the trade contains an exert describing their personalities but with their names redacted). The group was dropped due to space concerns and for retreading material already covered in ''Last Stand of The Wreckers''.
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	[[Sky Garry (G1)\|Sky Garry]] was at one point planned to be the Wrecker's main form of transportation. He would have been a moaner who resented being treated as a glorified transport. During the story he would have fought [[Tidal Wave (G1)\|Tidal Wave]] (who ended up inheriting his personality in the final series.)		[[Sky Garry (G1)\|Sky Garry]] was at one point planned to be the Wrecker's main form of transportation. He would have been a moaner who resented being treated as a glorified transport. During the story he would have fought [[Tidal Wave (G1)\|Tidal Wave]] (who ended up inheriting his personality in the final series.)

	Another character who lasted longer was the former [[Decepticon]] sharpshooter Carrion. After his unit was blamed for the destruction of the neutral city of [[Carpessa]], he would have become disillusioned with the Decepticon cause and started taking part in [[Neutral]] rescue operations. By the time of the story, he has become so flagrantly anti-Deception that he punishes himself by "permanently running footage of on his VDU of Decepticon wartime atrocities, specifically the Carpessa incident over and over again".<ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 128, Original Sin</ref> While genuinely remorsefully, he's pompous and demands to be called The Penitent. When hooked up to the [[Impetus]] device, he would have confessed to killing eight Wreckers in his former life.		Another character who lasted longer was the former [[Decepticon]] sharpshooter Carrion. After his unit was blamed for the destruction of the neutral city of [[Carpessa]], he would have become disillusioned with the Decepticon cause and started taking part in [[Neutral]] rescue operations. By the time of the story, he has become so flagrantly anti-Deception that he punishes himself by "permanently running footage of on his VDU of Decepticon wartime atrocities, specifically the Carpessa incident over and over again".<ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 128, Original Sin</ref> While genuinely remorsefully, he's pompous and demands to be called The Penitent. When hooked up to the [[Impetus]] device, he would have confessed to killing eight Wreckers in his former life.

	==Creative team==		==Creative team==

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	The first outline for the series proper contained several characters who would be cut from later plot revisions. Among them were a new team of Wreckers who had been assembled by Prowl to act as a sleeper cell, as well as a 'reward' to Arcee for her loyalty to him. [[Hubcap (G1)\|Hubcap]] was the only one from this group to make it into the final story, with other potential members of this group including [[Gripper (G1)\|Gripper]], [[Skyjack (G2)\|Skyjack]],[[Skyhammer (G1)\|Skyhammer]] and [[Scorch (G1)\|Scorch]] (the trade contains an exert describing their personalities but with their names redacted). The group was dropped due to space concerns and for retreading material already covered in ''Last Stand of The Wreckers''.		The first outline for the series proper contained several characters who would be cut from later plot revisions. Among them were a new team of Wreckers who had been assembled by Prowl to act as a sleeper cell, as well as a 'reward' to Arcee for her loyalty to him. [[Hubcap (G1)\|Hubcap]] was the only one from this group to make it into the final story, with other potential members of this group including [[Gripper (G1)\|Gripper]], [[Skyjack (G2)\|Skyjack]],[[Skyhammer (G1)\|Skyhammer]] and [[Scorch (G1)\|Scorch]] (the trade contains an exert describing their personalities but with their names redacted). The group was dropped due to space concerns and for retreading material already covered in ''Last Stand of The Wreckers''.

			[[Sky Garry (G1)\|Sky Garry]] was at one point planned to be the Wrecker's main form of transportation. He would have been a moaner who resented being treated as a glorified transport. During the story he would have fought [[Tidal Wave (G1)\|Tidal Wave]] (who ended up inheriting his personality in the final series.)

	Another character who lasted longer was the former [[Decepticon]] sharpshooter Carrion. After his unit was blamed for the destruction of the neutral city of [[Carpessa]], he would have become disillusioned with the Decepticon cause and started taking part in [[Neutral]] rescue operations. By the time of the story, he has become so flagrantly anti-Deception that he punishes himself by "permanently running footage of on his VDU of Decepticon wartime atrocities, specifically the Carpessa incident over and over again".<ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 128, Original Sin</ref> While genuinely remorsefully, he's pompous and demands to be called The Penitent. When hooked up to the [[Impetus]] device, he would have confessed to killing eight Wreckers in his former life.		Another character who lasted longer was the former [[Decepticon]] sharpshooter Carrion. After his unit was blamed for the destruction of the neutral city of [[Carpessa]], he would have become disillusioned with the Decepticon cause and started taking part in [[Neutral]] rescue operations. By the time of the story, he has become so flagrantly anti-Deception that he punishes himself by "permanently running footage of on his VDU of Decepticon wartime atrocities, specifically the Carpessa incident over and over again".<ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 128, Original Sin</ref> While genuinely remorsefully, he's pompous and demands to be called The Penitent. When hooked up to the [[Impetus]] device, he would have confessed to killing eight Wreckers in his former life.

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	When [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]] goes missing, nobody gives a monkey's ass about ''him'' but the dark secrets he holds, if revealed, could potentially re-ignite the war. The only clue is a threatening message sent to Prowl by [[Verity Carlo]] and the only thing the manipulator told anyone was to hire [[Springer (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Springer]] if he's ever missing. When Springer is revived, a new ad-hoc [[Wreckers]] team is assembled and finds themselves facing the [[Chimeracon]] revolutionaries of [[Mayhem Attack Squad\|Mayhem]], a traitor in their own ranks, [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Prowl's forgotten ally]]...		When [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]] goes missing, nobody gives a monkey's ass about ''him'' - but the dark secrets he holds, if revealed, could potentially re-ignite the war. The only clue is a threatening message sent to Prowl by [[Verity Carlo]] and the only thing the manipulator told anyone was to hire [[Springer (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Springer]] if he's ever missing. When Springer is revived, a new ad-hoc [[Wreckers]] team is assembled and finds themselves facing the [[Chimeracon]] revolutionaries of [[Mayhem Attack Squad\|Mayhem]], a traitor in their own ranks, [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Prowl's forgotten ally]]...

	...and their own sins and mistakes.		...and their own sins and mistakes.
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	The first outline for the series proper contained several characters who would be cut from later plot revisions. Among them were a new team of Wreckers who had been assembled by Prowl to act as a sleeper cell, as well as a 'reward' to Arcee for her loyalty to him. [[Hubcap (G1)\|Hubcap]] was the only one from this group to make it into the final story, with other potential members of this group including [[Gripper (G1)\|Gripper]], [[Skyjack (G2)\|Skyjack]],[[Skyhammer (G1)\|Skyhammer]] and [[Scorch (G1)\|Scorch]] (the trade contains an exert describing their personalities but with their names redacted). The group was dropped due to space concerns and for retreading material already covered in ''Last Stand of The Wreckers''.		The first outline for the series proper contained several characters who would be cut from later plot revisions. Among them were a new team of Wreckers who had been assembled by Prowl to act as a sleeper cell, as well as a 'reward' to Arcee for her loyalty to him. [[Hubcap (G1)\|Hubcap]] was the only one from this group to make it into the final story, with other potential members of this group including [[Gripper (G1)\|Gripper]], [[Skyjack (G2)\|Skyjack]],[[Skyhammer (G1)\|Skyhammer]] and [[Scorch (G1)\|Scorch]] (the trade contains an exert describing their personalities but with their names redacted). The group was dropped due to space concerns and for retreading material already covered in ''Last Stand of The Wreckers''.

	Another character who lasted longer was the former [[Decepticon]] sharpshooter Carrion. After his unit was blamed for the destruction of the neutral city of [[Carpessa]], he would have become disillusioned with the Decepticon cause and started taking part in [[Neutral]] rescue operations. By the time of the story flagrantly anti-Deception he punishes himself by "permanently running footage of on his VDU of Decepticon wartime atrocities, specifically the Carpessa incident over and over again".<ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 128, Original Sin</ref> While genuinely remorsefully he's pompous and demands to be called The Penitent. When hooked up to the [[Impetus]] device he would have confessed to killing eight Wreckers in his former life.		Another character who lasted longer was the former [[Decepticon]] sharpshooter Carrion. After his unit was blamed for the destruction of the neutral city of [[Carpessa]], he would have become disillusioned with the Decepticon cause and started taking part in [[Neutral]] rescue operations. By the time of the story, he has become so flagrantly anti-Deception that he punishes himself by "permanently running footage of on his VDU of Decepticon wartime atrocities, specifically the Carpessa incident over and over again".<ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 128, Original Sin</ref> While genuinely remorsefully, he's pompous and demands to be called The Penitent. When hooked up to the [[Impetus]] device, he would have confessed to killing eight Wreckers in his former life.

	==Creative team==		==Creative team==

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	...and their own sins and mistakes.		...and their own sins and mistakes.

			==Production==
			After ''Last Stand of the Wreckers'', Roche submitted a pitch for a miniseries called [[Spy Games]] which would have followed a group of 'superpowered' [[Autobots]] on a covert mission. While the story was approved it was never published. However enough elements from it (such as [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Tarantulas]] and the [[Noisemaze (dimension)\|Noisemaze]]) would ended up in ''Sins of The Wreckers'', that the writers describes it as a "de facto first pass at the story". <ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 124, Original Sin</ref>

			The first outline for the series proper contained several characters who would be cut from later plot revisions. Among them were a new team of Wreckers who had been assembled by Prowl to act as a sleeper cell, as well as a 'reward' to Arcee for her loyalty to him. [[Hubcap (G1)\|Hubcap]] was the only one from this group to make it into the final story, with other potential members of this group including [[Gripper (G1)\|Gripper]], [[Skyjack (G2)\|Skyjack]],[[Skyhammer (G1)\|Skyhammer]] and [[Scorch (G1)\|Scorch]] (the trade contains an exert describing their personalities but with their names redacted). The group was dropped due to space concerns and for retreading material already covered in ''Last Stand of The Wreckers''.

			Another character who lasted longer was the former [[Decepticon]] sharpshooter Carrion. After his unit was blamed for the destruction of the neutral city of [[Carpessa]], he would have become disillusioned with the Decepticon cause and started taking part in [[Neutral]] rescue operations. By the time of the story flagrantly anti-Deception he punishes himself by "permanently running footage of on his VDU of Decepticon wartime atrocities, specifically the Carpessa incident over and over again".<ref>Sins of The Wreckers TPB, page 128, Original Sin</ref> While genuinely remorsefully he's pompous and demands to be called The Penitent. When hooked up to the [[Impetus]] device he would have confessed to killing eight Wreckers in his former life.

	==Creative team==		==Creative team==

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The look of the Chimeracons was taken from [[Jack Lawrence]]'s ''Beast Wars'' [[Transmasters UK]] fancomics (with permission from Lawrence). Back there, done before the show made it to the British Isles, Lawrence had the Beasties 'rip' through their flesh, which hangs off them in robot form.<ref>[https://twitter.com/NickRoche/status/760412184031690757 Nick Roche~~'s twitter, previewing the trade's extras]~~</ref>		*The look of the Chimeracons was taken from [[Jack Lawrence]]'s ''Beast Wars'' [[Transmasters UK]] fancomics (with permission from Lawrence). Back there, done before the show made it to the British Isles, Lawrence had the Beasties 'rip' through their flesh, which hangs off them in robot form.<ref>{{citesocial\|quote=IDW have put together an AMAZING extras package for the collected #SinsOfTheWreckers. 15 pages of stuff like THIS: https://t.co/C6JCNwrkoc\|link=https://twitter.com/NickRoche/status/760412184031690757\|name=Nick Roche\|site=Twitter\|year=2016\|month=08\|day=02\|(defunct=)}}</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	* '''''The Transformers: Sins of the Wreckers''''' <small>([[August 24]], [[2016]]) ISBN 1631406698 / ISBN 978-1631406690</small>		* '''''The Transformers: Sins of the Wreckers''''' <small>([[August 24]], [[2016]]) ISBN 1631406698 / ISBN 978-1631406690</small>
	** Collects ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #1–5.		** Collects ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #1–5.
	** As with the previous Wreckers collection, this one is chock full of extras. Bonus ~~content~~ includes:		** As with the previous Wreckers collection, this one is chock full of extras. Bonus material includes:
	*** Alternate covers.		*** Alternate covers.
	*** Details on Josh Burcham's coloring process.		*** Details on Josh Burcham's coloring process.
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	* '''''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 10]]''''' <small>([[January 1]], [[2020]]) ISBN 1684055849 / ISBN 978-1684055845</small>		* '''''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 10]]''''' <small>([[January 1]], [[2020]]) ISBN 1684055849 / ISBN 978-1684055845</small>
	** Collects [[The Transformers: Windblade\|''Windblade'' (2015)]] issues [[Windblade vol. 2 issue 6\|#6]]–[[The Will of the Few\|7]], [[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|''The Transformers'' (2012)]] issues [[The Transgressors\|#44]] & [[The Nothing Man\|#45]], ''[[Combiner Wars (comic)\|Combiner Hunters]]'' [[An Uneventful Night\|#1]], ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #1–5, ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' issues [[Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots\|#45]]–[[The Lopsided Triangle\|47]] & [[Speak, Memory: Part 1\|#48]]–[[Speak, Memory! (Part 2)\|49]], ''The Transformers Holiday Special:'' "[[Choose Me]]" & "[[The Thirteenth Day of Christmas]]".		** Collects [[The Transformers: Windblade\|''Windblade'' (2015)]] issues [[Windblade vol. 2 issue 6\|#6]]–[[The Will of the Few\|7]], [[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|''The Transformers'' (2012)]] issues [[The Transgressors\|#44]]–[[The Nothing Man\|45]], ''[[Combiner Wars (comic)\|Combiner Hunters]]'' [[An Uneventful Night\|#1]], ''Sins of the Wreckers'' issues #1–5, ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' issues [[Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots\|#45]]–[[The Lopsided Triangle\|47]] & [[Speak, Memory: Part 1\|#48]]–[[Speak, Memory! (Part 2)\|49]], ''The Transformers Holiday Special:'' "[[Choose Me]]" & "[[The Thirteenth Day of Christmas]]".
	** Hardcover format.		** Hardcover format.

	* '''''[[Transformers: Best of the Beasts]]''''' <small>([[July 13]], [[2022]])</small>		* '''''[[Transformers: Best of the Beasts]]''''' <small>([[July 13]], [[2022]])</small>
	** Collects [[Transformers, Beast Wars: The Gathering\|''The Gathering'']] [[The Gathering issue 4\|#4]], ''Windblade'' (2015) [[Windblade vol. 2 issue 6\|#6]], ''[[Synergy: A Hasbro Creators Showcase\|Synergy]]:'' "[[Of Flying and Falling]]", ''[[Transformers: Beast Wars]]'' [[Thicker Skin\|#9: "Thicker Skin"]], and ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #3.		** Collects [[Transformers, Beast Wars: The Gathering\|''The Gathering'']] [[The Gathering issue 4\|#4]], ''Windblade'' (2015) [[Windblade vol. 2 issue 6\|#6]], ''[[Synergy: A Hasbro Creators Showcase\|Synergy]]:'' "[[Of Flying and Falling]]", ''[[Transformers: Beast Wars\|Beast Wars]]'' [[Thicker Skin\|#9: "Thicker Skin"]], and ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #3.
	** Also includes a reprint of the "[[Optimus Primal vs Megatron!]]" toy pack-in comic.		** Also includes a reprint of the "[[Optimus Primal vs Megatron!]]" toy pack-in comic.
	** ~~Comic~~ format.		** One-shot format.

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	* '''''[[Transformers: Best of the Beasts]]''''' <small>([[July 13]], [[2022]])</small>		* '''''[[Transformers: Best of the Beasts]]''''' <small>([[July 13]], [[2022]])</small>
	** ~~Reprints~~ [[Transformers, Beast Wars: The Gathering\|''The Gathering'']] [[The Gathering issue 4\|#4]], ''Windblade'' (2015) [[Windblade vol. 2 issue 6\|#6]], ''[[Synergy: A Hasbro Creators Showcase\|Synergy]]:'' "[[Of Flying and Falling]]", ''[[Transformers: Beast Wars]]'' [[Thicker Skin\|#9: "Thicker Skin"]], and ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #3.		** Collects [[Transformers, Beast Wars: The Gathering\|''The Gathering'']] [[The Gathering issue 4\|#4]], ''Windblade'' (2015) [[Windblade vol. 2 issue 6\|#6]], ''[[Synergy: A Hasbro Creators Showcase\|Synergy]]:'' "[[Of Flying and Falling]]", ''[[Transformers: Beast Wars]]'' [[Thicker Skin\|#9: "Thicker Skin"]], and ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #3.
	** Also includes a reprint of the "[[Optimus Primal vs Megatron!]]" toy pack-in comic.		** Also includes a reprint of the "[[Optimus Primal vs Megatron!]]" toy pack-in comic.
	** Comic format.		** Comic format.

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	\|next=Transformers: Requiem of the Wreckers		\|next=Transformers: Requiem of the Wreckers
	\|content=		\|content=
	*[[Sins of the Wreckers issue 1\|#1]]		* [[Sins of the Wreckers issue 1\|#1]]
	*[[Sins of the Wreckers issue 2\|#2]]		* [[Sins of the Wreckers issue 2\|#2]]
	*[[Sins of the Wreckers issue 3\|#3]]		* [[Sins of the Wreckers issue 3\|#3]]
	*[[Sins of the Wreckers issue 4\|#4]]		* [[Sins of the Wreckers issue 4\|#4]]
	*[[Sins of the Wreckers issue 5\|#5]]		* [[Sins of the Wreckers issue 5\|#5]]
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	==Collections==		==Collections==
	*'''''Sins of the Wreckers'' ~~TPB~~''' <small>([[August 24]], [[2016]]) ISBN 1631406698 / ISBN 978-1631406690</small>		* '''''The Transformers: Sins of the Wreckers''''' <small>([[August 24]], [[2016]]) ISBN 1631406698 / ISBN 978-1631406690</small>
	**As with the previous Wreckers collection, this one is chock full of extras. Bonus content includes:		** Collects ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #1–5.
	***Alternate covers		** As with the previous Wreckers collection, this one is chock full of extras. Bonus content includes:
	***Details on Josh Burcham's coloring process		*** Alternate covers.
	***Noisemaze Logic: Various story commentary and ideas that were not used.		*** Details on Josh Burcham's coloring process.
	***Something Naughty: artists' character sketches with commentary by Nick Roche.		*** Noisemaze Logic: Various story commentary and ideas that were not used.
			*** Something Naughty: artists' character sketches with commentary by Nick Roche.
			** Trade paperback format.

	*'''''[[Transformers: The Wreckers Saga]]'' ~~TPB~~''' <small>([[July 4]], [[2018]]) ISBN 1684052211 / ISBN 978-1684052219</small>		* '''''[[Transformers: The Wreckers Saga]]''''' <small>([[July 4]], [[2018]]) ISBN 1684052211 / ISBN 978-1684052219</small>
	:*Collects ~~both~~ ''~~Sins~~ of the Wreckers~~'', its predecessor,~~ ''[[~~The Transformers:~~ Last Stand of the Wreckers\|Last Stand of the Wreckers]]'' and ~~sequel~~ ''[[Transformers: Requiem of the Wreckers\|Requiem of the Wreckers]]''.		** Collects ''[[The Transformers: Last Stand of the Wreckers\|Last Stand of the Wreckers]]'' [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 1\|#1]]–[[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 5\|5]], ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #1–5, and ''[[Transformers: Requiem of the Wreckers\|Requiem of the Wreckers]]''.
	:*~~Extras UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME~~.		** Bonus material includes all of the covers, the 11-page prose story "[[Bullets]]", the ''[[Transformers: Mosaic]]:'' "[[Dead Men's Boots]]", the 2-page comic "Escape", the 5-page prose story "[[Zero Point]]", the 1-page comic "[[In Word and Deed]]", and [[profile]]s for Rotorstorm, Pyro, Guzzle, Ironfist, Impactor, Snare and Overlord.
			** Trade paperback format.

	*'''''[[Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection]] Volume 69: Sins of the Wreckers''''' <small>([[September 18]], [[2019]])</small>		* '''''[[Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection]] Volume 69: Sins of the Wreckers''''' <small>([[September 18]], [[2019]])</small>
	:*~~Contains~~ ''Sins of the Wreckers'' ~~miniseries~~ and ''[[The Transformers Holiday Special]]''.		** Collects ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #1–5, and ''[[The Transformers Holiday Special]]''.
	:*Bonus material includes a cover gallery and introduction by [[Simon Furman]].		** Bonus material includes a cover gallery and introduction by [[Simon Furman]].
			** Hardcover format.

	*'''''[[The Transformers: ~~The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 10\|~~The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 10]]''''' <small>([[January 1]], [[2020]]) ISBN 1684055849 / ISBN 978-1684055845</small>		* '''''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 10]]''''' <small>([[January 1]], [[2020]]) ISBN 1684055849 / ISBN 978-1684055845</small>
	:*Contains [[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|''The Transformers'' ~~vol. 2~~]] issues [[The Transgressors\|#44]] to [[The Nothing Man\|#45]], ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' issues [[Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots\|#45]] to [[~~Speak, Memory! (Part 2)~~\|~~#49~~]], [[~~The Transformers~~: ~~Windblade~~\|~~''Windblade'' vol. 2~~]] ~~issues~~ [[~~Windblade vol.~~ 2 ~~issue 6~~\|~~#6]] to [[The Will of the Few\|#7~~]], ~~the~~ ''~~Sins of the Wreckers'' miniseries, the ''[[An Uneventful Night\|Combiner Hunters]]~~'' ~~one-shot and~~ "[[Choose Me]]" ~~and~~ "[[The Thirteenth Day of Christmas]]" ~~from ''[[The Transformers Holiday Special]]''~~.		** Collects [[The Transformers: Windblade\|''Windblade'' (2015)]] issues [[Windblade vol. 2 issue 6\|#6]]–[[The Will of the Few\|7]], [[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise\|''The Transformers'' (2012)]] issues [[The Transgressors\|#44]] & [[The Nothing Man\|#45]], ''[[Combiner Wars (comic)\|Combiner Hunters]]'' [[An Uneventful Night\|#1]], ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #1–5, ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' issues [[Some Of My Best Friends Are Autobots\|#45]]–[[The Lopsided Triangle\|47]] & [[Speak, Memory: Part 1\|#48]]–[[Speak, Memory! (Part 2)\|49]], ''The Transformers Holiday Special:'' "[[Choose Me]]" & "[[The Thirteenth Day of Christmas]]".
			** Hardcover format.

	* '''''[[Transformers: Best of the Beasts]]''''' <small>([[July 13]], [[2022]])</small>		* '''''[[Transformers: Best of the Beasts]]''''' <small>([[July 13]], [[2022]])</small>
	:*Reprints [[Transformers, Beast Wars: The Gathering\|''The Gathering'']] [[The Gathering issue 4\|#4]], ''~~[[The Transformers:~~ Windblade]]'' (~~vol.2~~) [[Windblade vol. 2 issue 6\|#6]], ~~"[[Of Flying and Falling]]" (from the~~ ''[[Synergy: A Hasbro Creators Showcase\|Synergy]]'' ~~anthology)~~, ''[[Transformers: Beast Wars]]'' #9: "[[Thicker Skin]]", and ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #3.		** Reprints [[Transformers, Beast Wars: The Gathering\|''The Gathering'']] [[The Gathering issue 4\|#4]], ''Windblade'' (2015) [[Windblade vol. 2 issue 6\|#6]], ''[[Synergy: A Hasbro Creators Showcase\|Synergy]]:'' "[[Of Flying and Falling]]", ''[[Transformers: Beast Wars]]'' [[Thicker Skin\|#9: "Thicker Skin"]], and ''Sins of the Wreckers'' #3.
	:*Also includes a reprint of the "[[Optimus Primal vs Megatron!]]" toy pack-in comic.		** Also includes a reprint of the "[[Optimus Primal vs Megatron!]]" toy pack-in comic.
			** Comic format.

	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:IDW-SOTW-TPB.jpg\|'''''Sins of the Wreckers'' ~~TPB~~'''; cover art by [[Nick Roche]] and [[Josh Burcham]].		File:IDW-SOTW-TPB.jpg\|'''''Sins of the Wreckers''''' – cover art by [[Nick Roche]] and [[Josh Burcham]]
	File:IDW-Wreckers-Saga.jpg\|'''''The Wreckers Saga'''''; cover art by Nick Roche.		File:IDW-Wreckers-Saga.jpg\|'''''The Wreckers Saga''''' – cover art by Nick Roche
	File:DefinitiveG1Collection v69.jpg\|'''''The Definitive G1 Collection Volume 69: Sins of the Wreckers'''''; cover art by [[Don Figueroa]] and Nick Roche		File:DefinitiveG1Collection v69.jpg\|'''''The Definitive G1 Collection Volume 69: Sins of the Wreckers''''' – cover art by [[Don Figueroa]] and Nick Roche
	File:IDWCollectionP2V10.jpg\|'''''The IDW Collection~~, Vol.~~ 10'''''; cover art by [[Marcelo Matere]]		File:IDWCollectionP2V10.jpg\|'''''The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 10''''' – cover art by [[Marcelo Matere]]
	File:BestOfTheBeasts cvr.jpg\|'''''~~Transformers:~~ Best of the Beasts'''''; cover art by [[James Biggie]]		File:BestOfTheBeasts cvr.jpg\|'''''Best of the Beasts''''' – cover art by [[James Biggie]]
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Saix: clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers

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clean up, replaced: Wreckers → Wreckers

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	When [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]] goes missing, nobody gives a monkey's ass about ''him'' but the dark secrets he holds, if revealed, could potentially re-ignite the war. The only clue is a threatening message sent to Prowl by [[Verity Carlo]] and the only thing the manipulator told anyone was to hire [[Springer (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Springer]] if he's ever missing. When Springer is revived, a new ad-hoc [[~~Wrecker~~]]s team is assembled and finds themselves facing the [[Chimeracon]] revolutionaries of [[Mayhem Attack Squad\|Mayhem]], a traitor in their own ranks, [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Prowl's forgotten ally]]...		When [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]] goes missing, nobody gives a monkey's ass about ''him'' but the dark secrets he holds, if revealed, could potentially re-ignite the war. The only clue is a threatening message sent to Prowl by [[Verity Carlo]] and the only thing the manipulator told anyone was to hire [[Springer (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Springer]] if he's ever missing. When Springer is revived, a new ad-hoc [[Wreckers]] team is assembled and finds themselves facing the [[Chimeracon]] revolutionaries of [[Mayhem Attack Squad\|Mayhem]], a traitor in their own ranks, [[Tarantulas (BW)\|Prowl's forgotten ally]]...

	...and their own sins and mistakes.		...and their own sins and mistakes.
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The look of the Chimeracons was taken from [[Jack Lawrence]]'s ''Beast Wars'' [[Transmasters UK]] fancomics (with permission from Lawrence). Back there, done before the show made it to the British Isles, Lawrence had the Beasties 'rip' through their flesh, which hangs off them in robot form. <ref>[https://twitter.com/NickRoche/status/760412184031690757 Nick Roche's twitter, previewing the trade's extras]</ref>		*The look of the Chimeracons was taken from [[Jack Lawrence]]'s ''Beast Wars'' [[Transmasters UK]] fancomics (with permission from Lawrence). Back there, done before the show made it to the British Isles, Lawrence had the Beasties 'rip' through their flesh, which hangs off them in robot form.<ref>[https://twitter.com/NickRoche/status/760412184031690757 Nick Roche's twitter, previewing the trade's extras]</ref>

	==References==		==References==
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