Transformers Comic issue 2.10 - Revision history

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	* Epps and Bumblebee seem to be familiar with each other, as if they've worked together before.		* Epps and Bumblebee seem to be familiar with each other, as if they've worked together before.
	* "Trophy" White claims this is the Montana compound for the Free Men, which could mean they have some in other states.		* "Trophy" White claims this is the Montana compound for the Free Men, which could mean they have some in other states.
	* Tyler White is going to cut Optimus' head off with a cutlass! He is so naive...		* Tyler White is going to cut Optimus's head off with a cutlass! He is so naive...
	* Epps uses a machine gun on the Free Men! They are wearing body armour and it's not explicitly stated, but it's quite likely he's killed and Bumblebee killed (or at least hideously wounded) some people. It ''is'' explicitly stated that the Free Men killed people at Malmstrom.		* Epps uses a machine gun on the Free Men! They are wearing body armour and it's not explicitly stated, but it's quite likely he's killed and Bumblebee killed (or at least hideously wounded) some people. It ''is'' explicitly stated that the Free Men killed people at Malmstrom.
	* Prime's final line is taken straight from the movie ''{{w\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* Prime's final line is taken straight from the movie ''{{w\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.

BerylRoll at 07:40, 6 January 2026

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	===Errors===		===Errors===

	* The start of this issue doesn't really mesh with last ish, where it was a NEST remote unit calling for assistance.		* The start of this issue doesn't really mesh with last ish, where it was a NEST remote unit calling for assistance.

	===Notes===		===Notes===

	* Starting this issue, the strip is reduced to eight pages.		* Starting this issue, the strip is reduced to eight pages.
	* Not only are the Autobots public knowledge post-ROTF, Optimus Prime's name is said to be commonly known.		* Not only are the Autobots public knowledge post-ROTF, Optimus Prime's name is said to be commonly known.
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	* Epps uses a machine gun on the Free Men! They are wearing body armour and it's not explicitly stated, but it's quite likely he's killed and Bumblebee killed (or at least hideously wounded) some people. It ''is'' explicitly stated that the Free Men killed people at Malmstrom.		* Epps uses a machine gun on the Free Men! They are wearing body armour and it's not explicitly stated, but it's quite likely he's killed and Bumblebee killed (or at least hideously wounded) some people. It ''is'' explicitly stated that the Free Men killed people at Malmstrom.
	* Prime's final line is taken straight from the movie ''{{w\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* Prime's final line is taken straight from the movie ''{{w\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.
	* This story is ~~obviously~~ a modernized and more realistic version of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''Generation 1'' cartoon episode]] "[[Prime Target (~~episode~~)\|Prime Target]]"~~. Trophy acts a lot like [[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]], minus the poshness, the mind-staggering wealth, the outlandish booby traps, and [[Dinsmore\|the elderly butler]]~~.		* This story is a modernized and more realistic version of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''Generation 1'' cartoon episode]] "[[Prime Target (G1)\|Prime Target]]".
	* The story's name is a reference to ''{{w\|Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia}}'', Sam Peckinpah's shockingly violent 1974 western. This is not the first time Transformers media has referenced [[S. Pakinper\|Peckinpah]].		* The story's name is a reference to ''{{w\|Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia}}'', Sam Peckinpah's shockingly violent 1974 western. This is not the first time Transformers media has referenced [[S. Pakinper\|Peckinpah]].

	==Contents==		==Contents==

	===Articles and Features===		===Articles and Features===

	* Pop Quiz, Hotshots: Three quizzes about ''Revenge of the Fallen'', with increasing difficulty ("Noob", "Nerd", "Ubernerd").		* Pop Quiz, Hotshots: Three quizzes about ''Revenge of the Fallen'', with increasing difficulty ("Noob", "Nerd", "Ubernerd").
	* Way Past Cool: Video game pimping, allegedly written by Bumblebee.		* Way Past Cool: Video game pimping, allegedly written by Bumblebee.
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	* Starscream's Stars: Comedy horrorscope.		* Starscream's Stars: Comedy horrorscope.
	* Poster of the cover		* Poster of the cover


	===Free gifts===		===Free gifts===

	* "[[FREE! Blaster!\|Dart Shooter/Wrist Mounted Missile Battery]]" — foam missile gun (again!!), with differing names on the cover and packet. There's a very prominent [[dinosaur (dinosaur)\|dinosaur]] footprint logo on it, so presumably this is a recycled mould from something else.		* "[[FREE! Blaster!\|Dart Shooter/Wrist Mounted Missile Battery]]" — foam missile gun (again!!), with differing names on the cover and packet. There's a very prominent [[dinosaur (dinosaur)\|dinosaur]] footprint logo on it, so presumably this is a recycled mould from something else.

BerylRoll: /* Bring Me the Head of Optimus Prime */

2026-01-05T21:58:31Z

Bring Me the Head of Optimus Prime

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	[[NEST]] intercepts a distress signal from Malmstrom [[United States Air Force\|Air Force]] Base ([[Montana]]) at 07:47, reporting a "robot attack". [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] is air-dropped in, noting damage consistent with human weaponry but a slaughter reminiscent of Decepticons. Discovering that several transporters have been stolen, he tracks them to a ravine on the [[Canada\|Canadian]] border...and is knocked out by a powerful bomb...		[[NEST]] intercepts a distress signal from Malmstrom [[United States Air Force\|Air Force]] Base ([[Montana]]) at 07:47, reporting a "robot attack". [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] is air-dropped in, noting damage consistent with human weaponry but a slaughter reminiscent of Decepticons. Discovering that several transporters have been stolen, he tracks them to a ravine on the [[Canada\|Canadian]] border...and is knocked out by a powerful bomb...

	...only to wake up chained down, with a badly scarred loony in combat fatigues talking at him. The man knows who Optimus is (everyone with a [[television\|TV]] knows that these days!), and, ominously, he mentions how he killed the time waiting for Prime by killing the local wildlife...		...only to wake up chained down, with a badly scarred loony in combat fatigues talking at him. The man knows who Optimus is (everyone with a [[television\|TV]] knows that these days!), and, ominously, he mentions how he killed the time waiting for Prime by [[Hunting\|killing the local wildlife]]...

	Back at Malmstrom, [[Robert Epps]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]] have arrived. With [[William Lennox\|Lennox's]] team hunting down the remaining [[Seeker (ROTF)\|Seekers]], they're all NEST can spare. A quick inventory check finds a [[non-nuclear electromagnetic bomb]] has been stolen from the base, which Epps believes is related to that huge blast noticed in the [[Rocky Mountains\|Rockies]] and the disappearance of Prime. Luckily, Bumblebee is capable of tracking his boss down!		Back at Malmstrom, [[Robert Epps]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]] have arrived. With [[William Lennox\|Lennox's]] team hunting down the remaining [[Seeker (ROTF)\|Seekers]], they're all NEST can spare. A quick inventory check finds a [[non-nuclear electromagnetic bomb]] has been stolen from the base, which Epps believes is related to that huge blast noticed in the [[Rocky Mountains\|Rockies]] and the disappearance of Prime. Luckily, Bumblebee is capable of tracking his boss down!

BerylRoll: /* Bring Me the Head of Optimus Prime */

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	...only to wake up chained down, with a badly scarred loony in combat fatigues talking at him. The man knows who Optimus is (everyone with a [[television\|TV]] knows that these days!), and, ominously, he mentions how he killed the time waiting for Prime by killing the local wildlife...		...only to wake up chained down, with a badly scarred loony in combat fatigues talking at him. The man knows who Optimus is (everyone with a [[television\|TV]] knows that these days!), and, ominously, he mentions how he killed the time waiting for Prime by killing the local wildlife...

	Back at Malmstrom, [[Robert Epps]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]] have arrived. With [[William Lennox\|Lennox's]] team hunting down the remaining [[Seeker (ROTF)\|Seekers]], they're all NEST can spare. A quick inventory check finds a non-nuclear electromagnetic bomb has been stolen from the base, which Epps believes is related to that huge blast noticed in the Rockies and the disappearance of Prime. Luckily, Bumblebee is capable of tracking his boss down!		Back at Malmstrom, [[Robert Epps]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]] have arrived. With [[William Lennox\|Lennox's]] team hunting down the remaining [[Seeker (ROTF)\|Seekers]], they're all NEST can spare. A quick inventory check finds a [[non-nuclear electromagnetic bomb]] has been stolen from the base, which Epps believes is related to that huge blast noticed in the [[Rocky Mountains\|Rockies]] and the disappearance of Prime. Luckily, Bumblebee is capable of tracking his boss down!

	Prime struggles and fails to escape his shackles, while his captor reveals himself to be [[Trophy White]], head of the well-armed [[Free Men]] militia. Prime is in their Montana compound, where White keeps his vast collection of trophies: stuffed and mounted heads of endangered species! The attack on Malmstrom and a false "robot attack" message was all to draw Optimus out, so White could go down in hunting history as the first man to bag an Autobot! Now it's time for Prime's head to join the collection...		Prime struggles and fails to escape his shackles, while his captor reveals himself to be [[Trophy White]], head of the well-armed [[Free Men]] militia. Prime is in their Montana compound, where White keeps his vast collection of trophies: stuffed and mounted heads of endangered species! The attack on Malmstrom and a false "robot attack" message was all to draw Optimus out, so White could go down in hunting history as the first man to bag an Autobot! Now it's time for Prime's head to join the collection...

Saix: /* Notes */clean up, replaced: Dinsmoore → Dinsmore

2021-06-15T03:09:33Z

Notes: clean up, replaced: Dinsmoore → Dinsmore

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	* Epps uses a machine gun on the Free Men! They are wearing body armour and it's not explicitly stated, but it's quite likely he's killed and Bumblebee killed (or at least hideously wounded) some people. It ''is'' explicitly stated that the Free Men killed people at Malmstrom.		* Epps uses a machine gun on the Free Men! They are wearing body armour and it's not explicitly stated, but it's quite likely he's killed and Bumblebee killed (or at least hideously wounded) some people. It ''is'' explicitly stated that the Free Men killed people at Malmstrom.
	* Prime's final line is taken straight from the movie ''{{w\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* Prime's final line is taken straight from the movie ''{{w\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.
	* This story is obviously a modernized and more realistic version of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''Generation 1'' cartoon episode]] "[[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]]". Trophy acts a lot like [[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]], minus the poshness, the mind-staggering wealth, the outlandish booby traps, and [[~~Dinsmoore~~\|the elderly butler]].		* This story is obviously a modernized and more realistic version of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''Generation 1'' cartoon episode]] "[[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]]". Trophy acts a lot like [[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]], minus the poshness, the mind-staggering wealth, the outlandish booby traps, and [[Dinsmore\|the elderly butler]].
	* The story's name is a reference to ''{{w\|Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia}}'', Sam Peckinpah's shockingly violent 1974 western. This is not the first time Transformers media has referenced [[S. Pakinper\|Peckinpah]].		* The story's name is a reference to ''{{w\|Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia}}'', Sam Peckinpah's shockingly violent 1974 western. This is not the first time Transformers media has referenced [[S. Pakinper\|Peckinpah]].

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	* Tyler White is going to cut Optimus' head off with a cutlass! He is so naive...		* Tyler White is going to cut Optimus' head off with a cutlass! He is so naive...
	* Epps uses a machine gun on the Free Men! They are wearing body armour and it's not explicitly stated, but it's quite likely he's killed and Bumblebee killed (or at least hideously wounded) some people. It ''is'' explicitly stated that the Free Men killed people at Malmstrom.		* Epps uses a machine gun on the Free Men! They are wearing body armour and it's not explicitly stated, but it's quite likely he's killed and Bumblebee killed (or at least hideously wounded) some people. It ''is'' explicitly stated that the Free Men killed people at Malmstrom.
	* Prime's final line is taken straight from the movie ''~~[[wikipedia: Who Framed Roger Rabbit~~\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit]]''.		* Prime's final line is taken straight from the movie ''{{w\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.
	* This story is obviously a modernized and more realistic version of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''Generation 1'' cartoon episode]] "[[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]]". Trophy acts a lot like [[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]], minus the poshness, the mind-staggering wealth, the outlandish booby traps, and [[Dinsmoore\|the elderly butler]].		* This story is obviously a modernized and more realistic version of the [[The Transformers (cartoon)\|''Generation 1'' cartoon episode]] "[[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]]". Trophy acts a lot like [[Chumley\|Lord Chumley]], minus the poshness, the mind-staggering wealth, the outlandish booby traps, and [[Dinsmoore\|the elderly butler]].
	* The story's name is a reference to ~~[[wikipedia:Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia\|~~''Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia'']], Sam Peckinpah's shockingly violent 1974 western. This is not the first time Transformers media has referenced [[S. Pakinper\|Peckinpah]].		* The story's name is a reference to ''{{w\|Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia}}'', Sam Peckinpah's shockingly violent 1974 western. This is not the first time Transformers media has referenced [[S. Pakinper\|Peckinpah]].

	==Contents==		==Contents==

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	[[NEST]] intercepts a distress signal from Malmstrom [[United States Air Force\|Air Force]] Base ([[Montana]]) at 07:47, reporting a "robot attack". [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] is air-dropped in, noting damage consistent with human weaponry but a slaughter reminiscent of Decepticons. Discovering that several transporters have been stolen, he tracks them to a ravine on the [[Canada\|Canadian]] border...and is knocked out by a powerful bomb...		[[NEST]] intercepts a distress signal from Malmstrom [[United States Air Force\|Air Force]] Base ([[Montana]]) at 07:47, reporting a "robot attack". [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]] is air-dropped in, noting damage consistent with human weaponry but a slaughter reminiscent of Decepticons. Discovering that several transporters have been stolen, he tracks them to a ravine on the [[Canada\|Canadian]] border...and is knocked out by a powerful bomb...

	...only to wake up chained down, with a badly scarred loony in combat fatigues talking at him. The man knows who Optimus is (everyone with a [[television\|TV]] knows that these days!), and, ominously, he mentions how he killed the time waiting for Prime by killing the local wildlife...		...only to wake up chained down, with a badly scarred loony in combat fatigues talking at him. The man knows who Optimus is (everyone with a [[television\|TV]] knows that these days!), and, ominously, he mentions how he killed the time waiting for Prime by [[Hunting\|killing the local wildlife]]...

	Back at Malmstrom, [[Robert Epps]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]] have arrived. With [[William Lennox\|Lennox's]] team hunting down the remaining [[Seeker (ROTF)\|Seekers]], they're all NEST can spare. A quick inventory check finds a [[non-nuclear electromagnetic bomb]] has been stolen from the base, which Epps believes is related to that huge blast noticed in the [[Rocky Mountains\|Rockies]] and the disappearance of Prime. Luckily, Bumblebee is capable of tracking his boss down!		Back at Malmstrom, [[Robert Epps]] and [[Bumblebee (Movie)\|Bumblebee]] have arrived. With [[William Lennox\|Lennox's]] team hunting down the remaining [[Seeker (ROTF)\|Seekers]], they're all NEST can spare. A quick inventory check finds a [[non-nuclear electromagnetic bomb]] has been stolen from the base, which Epps believes is related to that huge blast noticed in the [[Rocky Mountains\|Rockies]] and the disappearance of Prime. Luckily, Bumblebee is capable of tracking his boss down!