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Make a new page, don't just co-opt this one. I guarantee that if someone searches for "transformers", this is NOT what 99% of people are looking for.

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	~~{{disambig3\|Transformers}}~~		#REDIRECT [[Transformers (disambiguation)]]

	~~'''''Transformers''''' is a 6-part comic series published by IDW Publishing as [[pack-in material]] for the [[Target]]-[[exclusive]] [[Target~~#Dark_of_the_Moon\|Dark of the Moon toys]]. The toys that comes with the comics are a [[Cyberglyphics\|Cyberglyphic]]-themed [[Redeco]]s of pre-existing molds. Each comic is titled only ''Transformers'', with the cover depicting the character that the issue comes packaged with, and much like the ''[[Transformers: Foundation\|Foundation]]'' retailer incentive exclusive variant covers, each issue cover can combine to form a panorama of the central characters of the series, revealing it's chronological order. The story focus on the chronicles of [[Space Case (DOTM)\|Space Case]] and his encounters with the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s, leading up to the events of ''Transformers: Rising Storm''.

	~~{{chapters\|title=''Transformers'' issues:\|prev=Transformers: Rising Storm\|next=Transformers: Dark of the Moon Movie Adaptation\|content=~~
	*[[Transformers: Jazz\|Jazz]]
	*[[Transformers: Space Case\|Space Case]]
	*[[Transformers: Ratchet\|Ratchet]]
	*[[Transformers: Bumblebee\|Bumblebee]]
	*[[Transformers: Arcee\|Arcee]]
	*[[Transformers: Starscream\|Starscream]]
	}}

	~~==Overview==~~
	~~'''Transformers — Jazz:'''~~ [[Transformers (~~film)\|While driving through the desert]], [[Jazz (Movie~~)\|Jazz]] detects a Cybertronian [[Energy signature]] and goes after. The stray energy trace turns out to be Space Case, trying to force a gas station attendant to give him all his energon. Jazz chooses that moment to intervene, and the two fight briefly. In the end Jazz weakened the cliff face behind him resulting in the rockslide burying him and saving the [[Human]], who then thanks him for saving his life. Jazz, tickled at the idea of being "big guy" to someone, tells the attendant to help someone smaller than him in the future, and they'll be even.

	'''Transformers — Space Case:''' During an earthquake jolts Space Case awake and provides him with the opportunity to free himself. Meanwhile, [[Arcee (Movie)\|Arcee]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]] are pulled away from a picnic with their friend [[Sam Witwicky]] to investigate an energy signal that appeared after the earthquake. Space Case ambushes them, and gets out of the cave. Triggering the feared cave-in and burying them alive. A short distance away, he congratulates himself on his clever escape and looks forward to fly again.

	'''Transformers — Ratchet:''' [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]] is examining some soil samples after an earthquake in a remote desert location and receives a priority-one Autobot distress signal. Tracking the signal to its source, a nearby rumbling occurrs. What he takes at first to be another earthquake is actually Space Case. Ratchet avoids the initial attack and leaps onto him, causing them both to crash into a subterranean cavern. Space Case recovers and attempts to impale him. acknowledging the conflict between his belief in pacifism and the realities of war, and determined to rescue his friends, he retaliates. Space Case turns tail and run. Ratchet extracts Arcee from the rubble, patches her up, and sends her after him, remarking that he was going to stay and save more lives.

	'''Transformers — Bumblebee:''' Bumblebee finds himself deep underground and the rocks around them are blocking his access to the radio transmissions he uses to communicate, his strength is fading and Sam is running out of air to breathe. bee reminisces about being free to spend time with his friend. Even when they weren't buried, they still weren't always safe, because they could be attacked at any time. But they could always count on each other, like the time Sam used a downed power line to electrocute [[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] in a fight. he found the strength to lift the rocks out of their way. Ratchet found them, and marveled at how he moved such heavy rocks all by himself. Bumblebee simply observed "That's what friends are for."

	'''Transformers — Arcee:''' Arcee pursues Space Case, who headed to a populated city. Despite with a damaged engine, he still has a significant speed advantage over her. Space Case, however, has gotten sidetracked by his quest for repairs, and chooses to wade into Denton's Auto Mart. demanding all their spare Cybertronian parts and a technician to repair his engine with them. Not only does this idea didn't work, it delays him long enough for Arcee to catch him up. Panicking, he takes to the air in another attempt to escape. Arcee, determined not to let anything keep her down, speeds after Space Case, uses a building to ramp up to his altitude, and destroys his other engine. As he vanishes from sight, he promises to be back. Arcee knows she'll be ready.

	'''Transformers — Starscream:''' At the Decepticon camp in [[Namibia]], while being beaten up by [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]], Starscream, tired of endlessly submitting to his leader, snaps, and flies off with the intention of starting his own "New Decepticon Empire." Starscream then sees a shape plummet into a seaside pier. The shape is Space Case, who immediately attacks him, Starscream identified the rogue Decepticon and knowing that he is stupid enough to be manipulated, he reverts his insults and starts to lay on the compliments, hoping to recruit him as the first soldier in his new army. He succeeds and they both walk away, Starscream has finally found a partner who would listen to his thoughts, for once.

	~~==Creative team==~~
	''Transformers'' was written by [[John Barber]]. Issues #1, #5, and #6 were illustrated by [[Alex Milne]], issues #2 and #3 were illustrated by [[Atilio Martin]], and issue #4 was illustrated by [[David Daza]]. Issues #1, #5, and #6 were colored by [[Josh Perez]], issue #2 was colored by [[Garry Henderson]], issue #3 was colored by [[Sergio Adad]], and issue #4 was colored by [[Jordi Tarragona]]. Covers for the series were illustrated by [[E. J. Su]].

	~~[[Category:IDW Dark of the Moon issues~~]]

Cybertron Forever: i'm using this page to create a page for the Transformers Dark of the Moon comics published by IDW Publishing in cooperation with Target, hope you don't mind

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i'm using this page to create a page for the Transformers Dark of the Moon comics published by IDW Publishing in cooperation with Target, hope you don't mind

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	#~~REDIRECT~~ [[Transformers (~~disambiguation~~)]]		{{disambig3\|Transformers}}

			'''''Transformers''''' is a 6-part comic series published by IDW Publishing as [[pack-in material]] for the [[Target]]-[[exclusive]] [[Target#Dark_of_the_Moon\|Dark of the Moon toys]]. The toys that comes with the comics are a [[Cyberglyphics\|Cyberglyphic]]-themed [[Redeco]]s of pre-existing molds. Each comic is titled only ''Transformers'', with the cover depicting the character that the issue comes packaged with, and much like the ''[[Transformers: Foundation\|Foundation]]'' retailer incentive exclusive variant covers, each issue cover can combine to form a panorama of the central characters of the series, revealing it's chronological order. The story focus on the chronicles of [[Space Case (DOTM)\|Space Case]] and his encounters with the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s, leading up to the events of ''Transformers: Rising Storm''.

			{{chapters\|title=''Transformers'' issues:\|prev=Transformers: Rising Storm\|next=Transformers: Dark of the Moon Movie Adaptation\|content=
			*[[Transformers: Jazz\|Jazz]]
			*[[Transformers: Space Case\|Space Case]]
			*[[Transformers: Ratchet\|Ratchet]]
			*[[Transformers: Bumblebee\|Bumblebee]]
			*[[Transformers: Arcee\|Arcee]]
			*[[Transformers: Starscream\|Starscream]]
			}}

			==Overview==
			'''Transformers — Jazz:''' [[Transformers (film)\|While driving through the desert]], [[Jazz (Movie)\|Jazz]] detects a Cybertronian [[Energy signature]] and goes after. The stray energy trace turns out to be Space Case, trying to force a gas station attendant to give him all his energon. Jazz chooses that moment to intervene, and the two fight briefly. In the end Jazz weakened the cliff face behind him resulting in the rockslide burying him and saving the [[Human]], who then thanks him for saving his life. Jazz, tickled at the idea of being "big guy" to someone, tells the attendant to help someone smaller than him in the future, and they'll be even.

			'''Transformers — Space Case:''' During an earthquake jolts Space Case awake and provides him with the opportunity to free himself. Meanwhile, [[Arcee (Movie)\|Arcee]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]] are pulled away from a picnic with their friend [[Sam Witwicky]] to investigate an energy signal that appeared after the earthquake. Space Case ambushes them, and gets out of the cave. Triggering the feared cave-in and burying them alive. A short distance away, he congratulates himself on his clever escape and looks forward to fly again.

			'''Transformers — Ratchet:''' [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]] is examining some soil samples after an earthquake in a remote desert location and receives a priority-one Autobot distress signal. Tracking the signal to its source, a nearby rumbling occurrs. What he takes at first to be another earthquake is actually Space Case. Ratchet avoids the initial attack and leaps onto him, causing them both to crash into a subterranean cavern. Space Case recovers and attempts to impale him. acknowledging the conflict between his belief in pacifism and the realities of war, and determined to rescue his friends, he retaliates. Space Case turns tail and run. Ratchet extracts Arcee from the rubble, patches her up, and sends her after him, remarking that he was going to stay and save more lives.

			'''Transformers — Bumblebee:''' Bumblebee finds himself deep underground and the rocks around them are blocking his access to the radio transmissions he uses to communicate, his strength is fading and Sam is running out of air to breathe. bee reminisces about being free to spend time with his friend. Even when they weren't buried, they still weren't always safe, because they could be attacked at any time. But they could always count on each other, like the time Sam used a downed power line to electrocute [[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] in a fight. he found the strength to lift the rocks out of their way. Ratchet found them, and marveled at how he moved such heavy rocks all by himself. Bumblebee simply observed "That's what friends are for."

			'''Transformers — Arcee:''' Arcee pursues Space Case, who headed to a populated city. Despite with a damaged engine, he still has a significant speed advantage over her. Space Case, however, has gotten sidetracked by his quest for repairs, and chooses to wade into Denton's Auto Mart. demanding all their spare Cybertronian parts and a technician to repair his engine with them. Not only does this idea didn't work, it delays him long enough for Arcee to catch him up. Panicking, he takes to the air in another attempt to escape. Arcee, determined not to let anything keep her down, speeds after Space Case, uses a building to ramp up to his altitude, and destroys his other engine. As he vanishes from sight, he promises to be back. Arcee knows she'll be ready.

			'''Transformers — Starscream:''' At the Decepticon camp in [[Namibia]], while being beaten up by [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]], Starscream, tired of endlessly submitting to his leader, snaps, and flies off with the intention of starting his own "New Decepticon Empire." Starscream then sees a shape plummet into a seaside pier. The shape is Space Case, who immediately attacks him, Starscream identified the rogue Decepticon and knowing that he is stupid enough to be manipulated, he reverts his insults and starts to lay on the compliments, hoping to recruit him as the first soldier in his new army. He succeeds and they both walk away, Starscream has finally found a partner who would listen to his thoughts, for once.

			==Creative team==
			''Transformers'' was written by [[John Barber]]. Issues #1, #5, and #6 were illustrated by [[Alex Milne]], issues #2 and #3 were illustrated by [[Atilio Martin]], and issue #4 was illustrated by [[David Daza]]. Issues #1, #5, and #6 were colored by [[Josh Perez]], issue #2 was colored by [[Garry Henderson]], issue #3 was colored by [[Sergio Adad]], and issue #4 was colored by [[Jordi Tarragona]]. Covers for the series were illustrated by [[E. J. Su]].

			[[Category:IDW Dark of the Moon issues]]

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	~~{{disambig3\|Transformers}}~~		#REDIRECT [[Transformers (disambiguation)]]

	~~'''''Transformers''''' is a 6-part comic series published by IDW Publishing as [[pack-in material]] for the [[Target]]-[[exclusive]] [[Target~~#Dark_of_the_Moon\|Dark of the Moon toys]]. The toys that comes with the comics are a [[Cyberglyphics\|Cyberglyphic]]-themed [[Redeco]]s of pre-existing molds. Each comic is titled only ''Transformers'', with the cover depicting the character that the issue comes packaged with, and much like the ''[[Transformers: Foundation\|Foundation]]'' retailer incentive exclusive variant covers, each issue cover can combine to form a panorama of the central characters of the series, revealing it's chronological order. The story focus on the chronicles of [[Space Case (DOTM)\|Space Case]] and his encounters with the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s, leading up to the events of ''Transformers: Rising Storm''.

	~~{{chapters\|title=''Transformers'' issues:\|prev=Transformers: Rising Storm\|next=Transformers: Dark of the Moon Movie Adaptation\|content=~~
	*[[Transformers: Jazz\|Jazz]]
	*[[Transformers: Space Case\|Space Case]]
	*[[Transformers: Ratchet\|Ratchet]]
	*[[Transformers: Bumblebee\|Bumblebee]]
	*[[Transformers: Arcee\|Arcee]]
	*[[Transformers: Starscream\|Starscream]]
	}}

	~~==Overview==~~
	~~'''Transformers — Jazz:'''~~ [[Transformers (~~film)\|While driving through the desert]], [[Jazz (Movie~~)\|Jazz]] detects a Cybertronian [[Energy signature]] and goes after. The stray energy trace turns out to be Space Case, trying to force a gas station attendant to give him all his energon. Jazz chooses that moment to intervene, and the two fight briefly. In the end Jazz weakened the cliff face behind him resulting in the rockslide burying him and saving the [[Human]], who then thanks him for saving his life. Jazz, tickled at the idea of being "big guy" to someone, tells the attendant to help someone smaller than him in the future, and they'll be even.

	'''Transformers — Space Case:''' During an earthquake jolts Space Case awake and provides him with the opportunity to free himself. Meanwhile, [[Arcee (Movie)\|Arcee]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]] are pulled away from a picnic with their friend [[Sam Witwicky]] to investigate an energy signal that appeared after the earthquake. Space Case ambushes them, and gets out of the cave. Triggering the feared cave-in and burying them alive. A short distance away, he congratulates himself on his clever escape and looks forward to fly again.

	'''Transformers — Ratchet:''' [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]] is examining some soil samples after an earthquake in a remote desert location and receives a priority-one Autobot distress signal. Tracking the signal to its source, a nearby rumbling occurrs. What he takes at first to be another earthquake is actually Space Case. Ratchet avoids the initial attack and leaps onto him, causing them both to crash into a subterranean cavern. Space Case recovers and attempts to impale him. acknowledging the conflict between his belief in pacifism and the realities of war, and determined to rescue his friends, he retaliates. Space Case turns tail and run. Ratchet extracts Arcee from the rubble, patches her up, and sends her after him, remarking that he was going to stay and save more lives.

	'''Transformers — Bumblebee:''' Bumblebee finds himself deep underground and the rocks around them are blocking his access to the radio transmissions he uses to communicate, his strength is fading and Sam is running out of air to breathe. bee reminisces about being free to spend time with his friend. Even when they weren't buried, they still weren't always safe, because they could be attacked at any time. But they could always count on each other, like the time Sam used a downed power line to electrocute [[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] in a fight. he found the strength to lift the rocks out of their way. Ratchet found them, and marveled at how he moved such heavy rocks all by himself. Bumblebee simply observed "That's what friends are for."

	'''Transformers — Arcee:''' Arcee pursues Space Case, who headed to a populated city. Despite with a damaged engine, he still has a significant speed advantage over her. Space Case, however, has gotten sidetracked by his quest for repairs, and chooses to wade into Denton's Auto Mart. demanding all their spare Cybertronian parts and a technician to repair his engine with them. Not only does this idea didn't work, it delays him long enough for Arcee to catch him up. Panicking, he takes to the air in another attempt to escape. Arcee, determined not to let anything keep her down, speeds after Space Case, uses a building to ramp up to his altitude, and destroys his other engine. As he vanishes from sight, he promises to be back. Arcee knows she'll be ready.

	'''Transformers — Starscream:''' At the Decepticon camp in [[Namibia]], while being beaten up by [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]], Starscream, tired of endlessly submitting to his leader, snaps, and flies off with the intention of starting his own "New Decepticon Empire." Starscream then sees a shape plummet into a seaside pier. The shape is Space Case, who immediately attacks him, Starscream identified the rogue Decepticon and knowing that he is stupid enough to be manipulated, he reverts his insults and starts to lay on the compliments, hoping to recruit him as the first soldier in his new army. He succeeds and they both walk away, Starscream has finally found a partner who would listen to his thoughts, for once.

	~~==Creative team==~~
	''Transformers'' was written by [[John Barber]]. Issues #1, #5, and #6 were illustrated by [[Alex Milne]], issues #2 and #3 were illustrated by [[Atilio Martin]], and issue #4 was illustrated by [[David Daza]]. Issues #1, #5, and #6 were colored by [[Josh Perez]], issue #2 was colored by [[Garry Henderson]], issue #3 was colored by [[Sergio Adad]], and issue #4 was colored by [[Jordi Tarragona]]. Covers for the series were illustrated by [[E. J. Su]].

	~~[[Category:IDW Dark of the Moon issues~~]]

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	#~~REDIRECT~~ [[Transformers (~~disambiguation~~)]]		{{disambig3\|Transformers}}

			'''''Transformers''''' is a 6-part comic series published by IDW Publishing as [[pack-in material]] for the [[Target]]-[[exclusive]] [[Target#Dark_of_the_Moon\|Dark of the Moon toys]]. The toys that comes with the comics are a [[Cyberglyphics\|Cyberglyphic]]-themed [[Redeco]]s of pre-existing molds. Each comic is titled only ''Transformers'', with the cover depicting the character that the issue comes packaged with, and much like the ''[[Transformers: Foundation\|Foundation]]'' retailer incentive exclusive variant covers, each issue cover can combine to form a panorama of the central characters of the series, revealing it's chronological order. The story focus on the chronicles of [[Space Case (DOTM)\|Space Case]] and his encounters with the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s, leading up to the events of ''Transformers: Rising Storm''.

			{{chapters\|title=''Transformers'' issues:\|prev=Transformers: Rising Storm\|next=Transformers: Dark of the Moon Movie Adaptation\|content=
			*[[Transformers: Jazz\|Jazz]]
			*[[Transformers: Space Case\|Space Case]]
			*[[Transformers: Ratchet\|Ratchet]]
			*[[Transformers: Bumblebee\|Bumblebee]]
			*[[Transformers: Arcee\|Arcee]]
			*[[Transformers: Starscream\|Starscream]]
			}}

			==Overview==
			'''Transformers — Jazz:''' [[Transformers (film)\|While driving through the desert]], [[Jazz (Movie)\|Jazz]] detects a Cybertronian [[Energy signature]] and goes after. The stray energy trace turns out to be Space Case, trying to force a gas station attendant to give him all his energon. Jazz chooses that moment to intervene, and the two fight briefly. In the end Jazz weakened the cliff face behind him resulting in the rockslide burying him and saving the [[Human]], who then thanks him for saving his life. Jazz, tickled at the idea of being "big guy" to someone, tells the attendant to help someone smaller than him in the future, and they'll be even.

			'''Transformers — Space Case:''' During an earthquake jolts Space Case awake and provides him with the opportunity to free himself. Meanwhile, [[Arcee (Movie)\|Arcee]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]] are pulled away from a picnic with their friend [[Sam Witwicky]] to investigate an energy signal that appeared after the earthquake. Space Case ambushes them, and gets out of the cave. Triggering the feared cave-in and burying them alive. A short distance away, he congratulates himself on his clever escape and looks forward to fly again.

			'''Transformers — Ratchet:''' [[Ratchet (Movie)\|Ratchet]] is examining some soil samples after an earthquake in a remote desert location and receives a priority-one Autobot distress signal. Tracking the signal to its source, a nearby rumbling occurrs. What he takes at first to be another earthquake is actually Space Case. Ratchet avoids the initial attack and leaps onto him, causing them both to crash into a subterranean cavern. Space Case recovers and attempts to impale him. acknowledging the conflict between his belief in pacifism and the realities of war, and determined to rescue his friends, he retaliates. Space Case turns tail and run. Ratchet extracts Arcee from the rubble, patches her up, and sends her after him, remarking that he was going to stay and save more lives.

			'''Transformers — Bumblebee:''' Bumblebee finds himself deep underground and the rocks around them are blocking his access to the radio transmissions he uses to communicate, his strength is fading and Sam is running out of air to breathe. bee reminisces about being free to spend time with his friend. Even when they weren't buried, they still weren't always safe, because they could be attacked at any time. But they could always count on each other, like the time Sam used a downed power line to electrocute [[Starscream (Movie)\|Starscream]] in a fight. he found the strength to lift the rocks out of their way. Ratchet found them, and marveled at how he moved such heavy rocks all by himself. Bumblebee simply observed "That's what friends are for."

			'''Transformers — Arcee:''' Arcee pursues Space Case, who headed to a populated city. Despite with a damaged engine, he still has a significant speed advantage over her. Space Case, however, has gotten sidetracked by his quest for repairs, and chooses to wade into Denton's Auto Mart. demanding all their spare Cybertronian parts and a technician to repair his engine with them. Not only does this idea didn't work, it delays him long enough for Arcee to catch him up. Panicking, he takes to the air in another attempt to escape. Arcee, determined not to let anything keep her down, speeds after Space Case, uses a building to ramp up to his altitude, and destroys his other engine. As he vanishes from sight, he promises to be back. Arcee knows she'll be ready.

			'''Transformers — Starscream:''' At the Decepticon camp in [[Namibia]], while being beaten up by [[Megatron (Movie)\|Megatron]], Starscream, tired of endlessly submitting to his leader, snaps, and flies off with the intention of starting his own "New Decepticon Empire." Starscream then sees a shape plummet into a seaside pier. The shape is Space Case, who immediately attacks him, Starscream identified the rogue Decepticon and knowing that he is stupid enough to be manipulated, he reverts his insults and starts to lay on the compliments, hoping to recruit him as the first soldier in his new army. He succeeds and they both walk away, Starscream has finally found a partner who would listen to his thoughts, for once.

			==Creative team==
			''Transformers'' was written by [[John Barber]]. Issues #1, #5, and #6 were illustrated by [[Alex Milne]], issues #2 and #3 were illustrated by [[Atilio Martin]], and issue #4 was illustrated by [[David Daza]]. Issues #1, #5, and #6 were colored by [[Josh Perez]], issue #2 was colored by [[Garry Henderson]], issue #3 was colored by [[Sergio Adad]], and issue #4 was colored by [[Jordi Tarragona]]. Covers for the series were illustrated by [[E. J. Su]].

			[[Category:IDW Dark of the Moon issues]]