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	\|editor=[[David Hedgecock]]		\|editor=[[David Hedgecock]]
	\|assistant editor=[[David ~~Marriotte~~]]		\|assistant editor=[[David Mariotte]]
	\|continuity=[[2005 IDW continuity]]		\|continuity=[[2005 IDW continuity]]
	\|chronology=[[2005 IDW timeline\|Current era]]		\|chronology=[[2005 IDW timeline\|Current era]]

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	* [[Ian Noble\|Action Man]] (2)		* [[Ian Noble\|Action Man]] (2)
	* [[Ayana Jones\|Mayday]] (3)		* [[Ayana Jones\|Mayday]] (3)
	* ''~~{{i\|~~Action Man ~~(1960s)~~\|1960s Action Man}}'' (11)		* ''[[Action Man\|1960s Action Man]]'' (11)

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	* Blackrock grumbles that he is "sick of being kidnapped"; he was previously abducted by [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Galvatron]] in ''The Transformers'' #49 and then by [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] in [[White Light\|''The Transformers'' #56]].		* Blackrock grumbles that he is "sick of being kidnapped"; he was previously abducted by [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Galvatron]] in ''The Transformers'' #49 and then by [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]] in [[White Light\|''The Transformers'' #56]].
	* Arcee mentions that she has "spent time" in the wilderness of Cybertron; her "favorite spot" is out there, a sharp peak that overlooks [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], where she hung out in [[Stick Together\|''Robots in Disguise'' #3]] and [[The Transgressors\|''The Transformers'' #42]].		* Arcee mentions that she has "spent time" in the wilderness of Cybertron; her "favorite spot" is out there, a sharp peak that overlooks [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]], where she hung out in [[Stick Together\|''Robots in Disguise'' #3]] and [[The Transgressors\|''The Transformers'' #42]].
	* Centurion again remembers his past as both a Transformer and as Mike Power, recalling scenes from [[The Secret of the Mummy's Tomb\|''Revolutionaries'' #3]], [[Strange Visitors\|#5]] and [[Power and Glory\|#6]], and [[Hearts of Steel issue 1\|''Hearts of Steel'' #1]], including the crash of the ''[[Axalon (BW)\|Axalon]]'', battling "Decepticons" [[Ice Age Wars\|during the Ice Age]], entering hibernation, breaking [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s brainwashing during [[World War I]], Mike Power meeting the ~~{{i\|~~Action Man ~~(1960s)~~\|1960s Action Man}} and encountering the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] in the Tomb of Amtoltec, and both of his selves meeting Garrison Kreiger.		* Centurion again remembers his past as both a Transformer and as Mike Power, recalling scenes from [[The Secret of the Mummy's Tomb\|''Revolutionaries'' #3]], [[Strange Visitors\|#5]] and [[Power and Glory\|#6]], and [[Hearts of Steel issue 1\|''Hearts of Steel'' #1]], including the crash of the ''[[Axalon (BW)\|Axalon]]'', battling "Decepticons" [[Ice Age Wars\|during the Ice Age]], entering hibernation, breaking [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s brainwashing during [[World War I]], Mike Power meeting the [[Action Man\|1960s Action Man]] and encountering the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] in the Tomb of Amtoltec, and both of his selves meeting Garrison Kreiger.
	* Centurion refers to [[Smarts]], Mike Power's dog, seen in ''Revolutionaries'' #6.		* Centurion refers to [[Smarts]], Mike Power's dog, seen in ''Revolutionaries'' #6.
	* As in the previous issue, Centurion also make reference to a "black star," a recurring piece of imagery connected to [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Onyx Prime]] and his looming return, which has been popping up here and there since Optimus' vision in [[All Hail Optimus Part 1: Once Upon a Time on Earth\|''The Transformers'' #50]]. This story gives us a little new info to go on: Centurion specifically describes the black star as being "in the sky above his homeworld". Seemingly, he should be referring to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Eukaris]], but the only "black star" we have actually ''seen'' in connection with this mystery is the singularity around which [[Antilla]] orbits, as shown in the [[Ghost Stories\|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]]. Curiouser and curiouser...		* As in the previous issue, Centurion also make reference to a "black star," a recurring piece of imagery connected to [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Onyx Prime]] and his looming return, which has been popping up here and there since Optimus' vision in [[All Hail Optimus Part 1: Once Upon a Time on Earth\|''The Transformers'' #50]]. This story gives us a little new info to go on: Centurion specifically describes the black star as being "in the sky above his homeworld". Seemingly, he should be referring to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Eukaris]], but the only "black star" we have actually ''seen'' in connection with this mystery is the singularity around which [[Antilla]] orbits, as shown in the [[Ghost Stories\|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]]. Curiouser and curiouser...
	* Ian jokes about "liking older women," in reference to Arcee. He obviously used to (?) have a bit of a thing for Mercy Gale, his former-friend-turned-archenemy Doctor X, who is several years his senior, but doesn't like admitting it; he's been fending off jokes about her being his "girlfriend" all through ''Revolutionaries'' as well as in this issue itself, and he tried using the excuse that she was "a bit old" when [[Bryce Chan]] called him on it in ~~{{i\|~~Absolute Beginners\|''Action Man'' #1}}.		* Ian jokes about "liking older women," in reference to Arcee. He obviously used to (?) have a bit of a thing for Mercy Gale, his former-friend-turned-archenemy Doctor X, who is several years his senior, but doesn't like admitting it; he's been fending off jokes about her being his "girlfriend" all through ''Revolutionaries'' as well as in this issue itself, and he tried using the excuse that she was "a bit old" when [[Bryce Chan]] called him on it in [[Absolute Beginners\|''Action Man'' #1]].

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
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	* ''Optimus Prime #12''		* ''Optimus Prime #12''
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	===Reprints===		===Reprints===
	* '''''Transformers/G.I. JOE: First Strike: Champions''''' <small>([[February 7]], [[2018]]) ISBN 1684051231 / ISBN 978-1684051236</small>		* '''''Transformers/G.I. JOE: First Strike: Champions''''' <small>([[February 7]], [[2018]]) ISBN 1684051231 / ISBN 978-1684051236</small>
	** Collects ''[[ROM (comic)\|ROM]]'': [[ROM: First Strike\|''First Strike'' #1]], ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]'': [[Micronauts: First Strike\|''First Strike'' #1]], ''[[G.I. Joe vol. 5\|G.I. Joe]]'': [[G.I. Joe: First Strike\|''First Strike'' #1]], ''~~{{i\|~~M.A.S.K.: Mobile Armored Strike Kommand}}'': [[M.A.S.K.: First Strike\|''First Strike'' #1]], ''[[Optimus Prime (comic)\|Optimus Prime]]'': [[Unification Day: Dawn\|''First Strike'' #1]], and ''Transformers'': ''First Strike'' #1.		** Collects ''[[ROM (comic)\|ROM]]'': [[ROM: First Strike\|''First Strike'' #1]], ''[[Micronauts (franchise)\|Micronauts]]'': [[Micronauts: First Strike\|''First Strike'' #1]], ''[[G.I. Joe vol. 5\|G.I. Joe]]'': [[G.I. Joe: First Strike\|''First Strike'' #1]], ''[[M.A.S.K.: Mobile Armored Strike Kommand]]'': [[M.A.S.K.: First Strike\|''First Strike'' #1]], ''[[Optimus Prime (comic)\|Optimus Prime]]'': [[Unification Day: Dawn\|''First Strike'' #1]], and ''Transformers'': ''First Strike'' #1.
	** Bonus material includes art from most covers.		** Bonus material includes art from most covers.
	** Trade paperback format.		** Trade paperback format.

Saix: clean up, replaced: Action Man → Action Man (2), typos fixed: ically- → ically

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	''In talking head interviews, [[Kup (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Kup]], [[Action Man]], [[Ayana Jones\|Mayday]], and [[Arcee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Arcee]] recap recent events: [[Joe Colton\|Baron Ironblood]]'s attack on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], [[Centurion (IDW)\|Centurion]] once again turning on his allies and siding with the bounty hunter [[Colditz]], and their abduction of [[G.B. Blackrock\|Garrison Blackrock]].''		''In talking head interviews, [[Kup (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Kup]], [[Ian Noble\|Action Man]], [[Ayana Jones\|Mayday]], and [[Arcee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Arcee]] recap recent events: [[Joe Colton\|Baron Ironblood]]'s attack on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], [[Centurion (IDW)\|Centurion]] once again turning on his allies and siding with the bounty hunter [[Colditz]], and their abduction of [[G.B. Blackrock\|Garrison Blackrock]].''

	Blackrock awakens to find himself inside the vehicle-mode Centurion, who has been taken out of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]] by Colditz and a trio of [[Red Shadows]] into the wilderness that surrounds the city. The lead Shadow is not happy with the mission; she is distrustful of Centurion and his mercurial allegiance, and is sure the large, obvious path the team is hacking through the wilderness will make them too easy to follow. Blackrock is just as frustrated, unable to understand why ''either'' of the two personalities who make up Centurion's composite self would be willing to rejoin the side of [[Merklynn\|Garrison Kreiger]], but Centurion has his reasons...		Blackrock awakens to find himself inside the vehicle-mode Centurion, who has been taken out of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]] by Colditz and a trio of [[Red Shadows]] into the wilderness that surrounds the city. The lead Shadow is not happy with the mission; she is distrustful of Centurion and his mercurial allegiance, and is sure the large, obvious path the team is hacking through the wilderness will make them too easy to follow. Blackrock is just as frustrated, unable to understand why ''either'' of the two personalities who make up Centurion's composite self would be willing to rejoin the side of [[Merklynn\|Garrison Kreiger]], but Centurion has his reasons...

	The villains' trail proves just as easy for Arcee and Blackrock's fellow "Revolutionaries" to track as the Red Shadow suspected, and Action Man, having taken a bit of a fancy to Arcee, offers to ride with her as they follow it. Ostensibly, he intends to catch her up on his past encounter with Colditz, but in reality, it just turns into awkward "flirting" that Arcee either doesn't even seem to pick up on or has no interest in. The embarrassment is mercifully brought to an abrupt end when the team comes under attack from two of the Red Shadows; Action Man takes out one, while Arcee—loathe to use lethal force on a human opponent—follows Kup's advice to chop the other's legs off, a non-fatal prospect for the biomechanically-modified ninja.		The villains' trail proves just as easy for Arcee and Blackrock's fellow "Revolutionaries" to track as the Red Shadow suspected, and Action Man, having taken a bit of a fancy to Arcee, offers to ride with her as they follow it. Ostensibly, he intends to catch her up on his past encounter with Colditz, but in reality, it just turns into awkward "flirting" that Arcee either doesn't even seem to pick up on or has no interest in. The embarrassment is mercifully brought to an abrupt end when the team comes under attack from two of the Red Shadows; Action Man takes out one, while Arcee—loathe to use lethal force on a human opponent—follows Kup's advice to chop the other's legs off, a non-fatal prospect for the biomechanically modified ninja.

	Elsewhere in the wilderness, Colditz has set up camp with Centurion, the lead Red Shadow, and the captive Blackrock, having laid a trap for their pursuers. As they wait, however, Colditz finds that Kreiger is not responding to his communications. The Shadow believes they have been betrayed, but Colditz—having worked with Kreiger and Centurion in the past—cannot believe that Kreiger would willingly abandon his important "mechanical pet." As Colditz and the Shadow talk business, Blackrock presses Centurion for answers as to why he has willingly sided with Kreiger again, and this time, Centurion explains: he is actually playing the villains for fools, intending to get close to Kreiger and kill him in revenge for two lifetimes' worth of manipulation and betrayal. Before he can elaborate, Kup and Arcee burst into the clearing, whereupon Colditz triggers his trap, setting off a cache of [[Mercy Gale\|Doctor X]]'s [[Dragon X]] explosive. The two Transformers are caught in the blast, then set upon by the remaining one-and-a-half Red Shadows. In the chaos, Centurion frees Blackrock from his bonds and finishes his explanation, revealing that Kreiger must die to prevent him from using the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] to destroy Cybertron. Blackrock questions how Centurion can know that this is Kreiger's plan... and gets his answer when Centurion's body suddenly erupts with the Talisman's destructive light, the connection forged between it and both his Cybertronian and human selves by Kreiger still intact. As the light consumes and destroys both the Red Shadows and one of Kup's hands, Colditz realizes he has been duped by Kreiger and attempts to flee, but is intercepted by Action Man and Mayday. Colditz explains what he has deduced to the two heroes: Kreiger did not want Centurion recovered, but ''eliminated'', because his connection to the Talisman would enable him to stop the villains' plans. He had Colditz take Centurion out into the wilderness to lure the Revolutionaries there, and has triggered the current release of energy from Centurion's body to make it appear that he is a threat, thereby tricking the Revolutionaries into killing him. Mayday radios Arcee to warn her of this, but Arcee is not willing to take the chance and hurls her sword at Centurion. Fortunately, Blackrock snatches it out of the air, and tries talking to Centurion instead, hoping he can gain control of himself. Urged on by Blackrock's words, Centurion manages to get the Talisman energy under control... but at a price, as he is left comatose in [[stasis lock]]. The victory is Pyrrhic at best; the heroes have managed to prevent Centurion's death, but Kreiger has still emerged triumphant, as Centurion cannot help stop his plans.		Elsewhere in the wilderness, Colditz has set up camp with Centurion, the lead Red Shadow, and the captive Blackrock, having laid a trap for their pursuers. As they wait, however, Colditz finds that Kreiger is not responding to his communications. The Shadow believes they have been betrayed, but Colditz—having worked with Kreiger and Centurion in the past—cannot believe that Kreiger would willingly abandon his important "mechanical pet." As Colditz and the Shadow talk business, Blackrock presses Centurion for answers as to why he has willingly sided with Kreiger again, and this time, Centurion explains: he is actually playing the villains for fools, intending to get close to Kreiger and kill him in revenge for two lifetimes' worth of manipulation and betrayal. Before he can elaborate, Kup and Arcee burst into the clearing, whereupon Colditz triggers his trap, setting off a cache of [[Mercy Gale\|Doctor X]]'s [[Dragon X]] explosive. The two Transformers are caught in the blast, then set upon by the remaining one-and-a-half Red Shadows. In the chaos, Centurion frees Blackrock from his bonds and finishes his explanation, revealing that Kreiger must die to prevent him from using the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] to destroy Cybertron. Blackrock questions how Centurion can know that this is Kreiger's plan... and gets his answer when Centurion's body suddenly erupts with the Talisman's destructive light, the connection forged between it and both his Cybertronian and human selves by Kreiger still intact. As the light consumes and destroys both the Red Shadows and one of Kup's hands, Colditz realizes he has been duped by Kreiger and attempts to flee, but is intercepted by Action Man and Mayday. Colditz explains what he has deduced to the two heroes: Kreiger did not want Centurion recovered, but ''eliminated'', because his connection to the Talisman would enable him to stop the villains' plans. He had Colditz take Centurion out into the wilderness to lure the Revolutionaries there, and has triggered the current release of energy from Centurion's body to make it appear that he is a threat, thereby tricking the Revolutionaries into killing him. Mayday radios Arcee to warn her of this, but Arcee is not willing to take the chance and hurls her sword at Centurion. Fortunately, Blackrock snatches it out of the air, and tries talking to Centurion instead, hoping he can gain control of himself. Urged on by Blackrock's words, Centurion manages to get the Talisman energy under control... but at a price, as he is left comatose in [[stasis lock]]. The victory is Pyrrhic at best; the heroes have managed to prevent Centurion's death, but Kreiger has still emerged triumphant, as Centurion cannot help stop his plans.
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	* [[Action Man]] (2)		* [[Ian Noble\|Action Man]] (2)
	* [[Ayana Jones\|Mayday]] (3)		* [[Ayana Jones\|Mayday]] (3)
	* ''{{i\|Action Man (1960s)\|1960s Action Man}}'' (11)		* ''{{i\|Action Man (1960s)\|1960s Action Man}}'' (11)

Saix at 18:03, 26 July 2024

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	The villains' trail proves just as easy for Arcee and Blackrock's fellow "Revolutionaries" to track as the Red Shadow suspected, and Action Man, having taken a bit of a fancy to Arcee, offers to ride with her as they follow it. Ostensibly, he intends to catch her up on his past encounter with Colditz, but in reality, it just turns into awkward "flirting" that Arcee either doesn't even seem to pick up on or has no interest in. The embarrassment is mercifully brought to an abrupt end when the team comes under attack from two of the Red Shadows; Action Man takes out one, while Arcee—loathe to use lethal force on a human opponent—follows Kup's advice to chop the other's legs off, a non-fatal prospect for the biomechanically-modified ninja.		The villains' trail proves just as easy for Arcee and Blackrock's fellow "Revolutionaries" to track as the Red Shadow suspected, and Action Man, having taken a bit of a fancy to Arcee, offers to ride with her as they follow it. Ostensibly, he intends to catch her up on his past encounter with Colditz, but in reality, it just turns into awkward "flirting" that Arcee either doesn't even seem to pick up on or has no interest in. The embarrassment is mercifully brought to an abrupt end when the team comes under attack from two of the Red Shadows; Action Man takes out one, while Arcee—loathe to use lethal force on a human opponent—follows Kup's advice to chop the other's legs off, a non-fatal prospect for the biomechanically-modified ninja.

	Elsewhere in the wilderness, Colditz has set up camp with Centurion, the lead Red Shadow, and the captive Blackrock, having laid a trap for their pursuers. As they wait, however, Colditz finds that Kreiger is not responding to his communications. The Shadow believes they have been betrayed, but Colditz—having worked with Kreiger and Centurion in the past—cannot believe that Kreiger would willingly abandon his important "mechanical pet." As Colditz and the Shadow talk business, Blackrock presses Centurion for answers as to why he has willingly sided with Kreiger again, and this time, Centurion explains: he is actually playing the villains for fools, intending to get close to Kreiger and kill him in revenge for two lifetimes' worth of manipulation and betrayal. Before he can elaborate, Kup and Arcee burst into the clearing, whereupon Colditz triggers his trap, setting off a cache of [[Doctor X]]'s [[Dragon X]] explosive. The two Transformers are caught in the blast, then set upon by the remaining one-and-a-half Red Shadows. In the chaos, Centurion frees Blackrock from his bonds and finishes his explanation, revealing that Kreiger must die to prevent him from using the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] to destroy Cybertron. Blackrock questions how Centurion can know that this is Kreiger's plan... and gets his answer when Centurion's body suddenly erupts with the Talisman's destructive light, the connection forged between it and both his Cybertronian and human selves by Kreiger still intact. As the light consumes and destroys both the Red Shadows and one of Kup's hands, Colditz realizes he has been duped by Kreiger and attempts to flee, but is intercepted by Action Man and Mayday. Colditz explains what he has deduced to the two heroes: Kreiger did not want Centurion recovered, but ''eliminated'', because his connection to the Talisman would enable him to stop the villains' plans. He had Colditz take Centurion out into the wilderness to lure the Revolutionaries there, and has triggered the current release of energy from Centurion's body to make it appear that he is a threat, thereby tricking the Revolutionaries into killing him. Mayday radios Arcee to warn her of this, but Arcee is not willing to take the chance and hurls her sword at Centurion. Fortunately, Blackrock snatches it out of the air, and tries talking to Centurion instead, hoping he can gain control of himself. Urged on by Blackrock's words, Centurion manages to get the Talisman energy under control... but at a price, as he is left comatose in [[stasis lock]]. The victory is Pyrrhic at best; the heroes have managed to prevent Centurion's death, but Kreiger has still emerged triumphant, as Centurion cannot help stop his plans.		Elsewhere in the wilderness, Colditz has set up camp with Centurion, the lead Red Shadow, and the captive Blackrock, having laid a trap for their pursuers. As they wait, however, Colditz finds that Kreiger is not responding to his communications. The Shadow believes they have been betrayed, but Colditz—having worked with Kreiger and Centurion in the past—cannot believe that Kreiger would willingly abandon his important "mechanical pet." As Colditz and the Shadow talk business, Blackrock presses Centurion for answers as to why he has willingly sided with Kreiger again, and this time, Centurion explains: he is actually playing the villains for fools, intending to get close to Kreiger and kill him in revenge for two lifetimes' worth of manipulation and betrayal. Before he can elaborate, Kup and Arcee burst into the clearing, whereupon Colditz triggers his trap, setting off a cache of [[Mercy Gale\|Doctor X]]'s [[Dragon X]] explosive. The two Transformers are caught in the blast, then set upon by the remaining one-and-a-half Red Shadows. In the chaos, Centurion frees Blackrock from his bonds and finishes his explanation, revealing that Kreiger must die to prevent him from using the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] to destroy Cybertron. Blackrock questions how Centurion can know that this is Kreiger's plan... and gets his answer when Centurion's body suddenly erupts with the Talisman's destructive light, the connection forged between it and both his Cybertronian and human selves by Kreiger still intact. As the light consumes and destroys both the Red Shadows and one of Kup's hands, Colditz realizes he has been duped by Kreiger and attempts to flee, but is intercepted by Action Man and Mayday. Colditz explains what he has deduced to the two heroes: Kreiger did not want Centurion recovered, but ''eliminated'', because his connection to the Talisman would enable him to stop the villains' plans. He had Colditz take Centurion out into the wilderness to lure the Revolutionaries there, and has triggered the current release of energy from Centurion's body to make it appear that he is a threat, thereby tricking the Revolutionaries into killing him. Mayday radios Arcee to warn her of this, but Arcee is not willing to take the chance and hurls her sword at Centurion. Fortunately, Blackrock snatches it out of the air, and tries talking to Centurion instead, hoping he can gain control of himself. Urged on by Blackrock's words, Centurion manages to get the Talisman energy under control... but at a price, as he is left comatose in [[stasis lock]]. The victory is Pyrrhic at best; the heroes have managed to prevent Centurion's death, but Kreiger has still emerged triumphant, as Centurion cannot help stop his plans.

	''In more interviews, the Revolutionaries reflect on the day's events. Kup laughs at Action Man's infatuation with Arcee, but the human takes it in stride and gets a few jokes of his own in, which Arcee herself takes a little amusement in. Blackrock reflects on the importance of a team consisting of both humans and Cybertronians, and what they represent in these troubled times, and though Mayday thinks they still have a lot to learn about working together, that's a good reason to keep doing it.''		''In more interviews, the Revolutionaries reflect on the day's events. Kup laughs at Action Man's infatuation with Arcee, but the human takes it in stride and gets a few jokes of his own in, which Arcee herself takes a little amusement in. Blackrock reflects on the importance of a team consisting of both humans and Cybertronians, and what they represent in these troubled times, and though Mayday thinks they still have a lot to learn about working together, that's a good reason to keep doing it.''

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2023-12-17T02:39:53Z

Synopsis: the writing itself doesn't explicitly portray Arcee as oblivious, her replies could be seen as just shrugging flirts off and changing conversation, which fits the lack of surprise and wording she has when Ian asks her out to coffee

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	Blackrock awakens to find himself inside the vehicle-mode Centurion, who has been taken out of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]] by Colditz and a trio of [[Red Shadows]] into the wilderness that surrounds the city. The lead Shadow is not happy with the mission; she is distrustful of Centurion and his mercurial allegiance, and is sure the large, obvious path the team is hacking through the wilderness will make them too easy to follow. Blackrock is just as frustrated, unable to understand why ''either'' of the two personalities who make up Centurion's composite self would be willing to rejoin the side of [[Merklynn\|Garrison Kreiger]], but Centurion has his reasons...		Blackrock awakens to find himself inside the vehicle-mode Centurion, who has been taken out of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]] by Colditz and a trio of [[Red Shadows]] into the wilderness that surrounds the city. The lead Shadow is not happy with the mission; she is distrustful of Centurion and his mercurial allegiance, and is sure the large, obvious path the team is hacking through the wilderness will make them too easy to follow. Blackrock is just as frustrated, unable to understand why ''either'' of the two personalities who make up Centurion's composite self would be willing to rejoin the side of [[Merklynn\|Garrison Kreiger]], but Centurion has his reasons...

	The villains' trail proves just as easy for Arcee and Blackrock's fellow "Revolutionaries" to track as the Red Shadow suspected, and Action Man, having taken a bit of a fancy to Arcee, offers to ride with her as they follow it. Ostensibly, he intends to catch her up on his past encounter with Colditz, but in reality, it just turns into awkward "flirting" that Arcee doesn't even seem to pick up on. The embarrassment is mercifully brought to an abrupt end when the team comes under attack from two of the Red Shadows; Action Man takes out one, while Arcee—loathe to use lethal force on a human opponent—follows Kup's advice to chop the other's legs off, a non-fatal prospect for the biomechanically-modified ninja.		The villains' trail proves just as easy for Arcee and Blackrock's fellow "Revolutionaries" to track as the Red Shadow suspected, and Action Man, having taken a bit of a fancy to Arcee, offers to ride with her as they follow it. Ostensibly, he intends to catch her up on his past encounter with Colditz, but in reality, it just turns into awkward "flirting" that Arcee either doesn't even seem to pick up on or has no interest in. The embarrassment is mercifully brought to an abrupt end when the team comes under attack from two of the Red Shadows; Action Man takes out one, while Arcee—loathe to use lethal force on a human opponent—follows Kup's advice to chop the other's legs off, a non-fatal prospect for the biomechanically-modified ninja.

	Elsewhere in the wilderness, Colditz has set up camp with Centurion, the lead Red Shadow, and the captive Blackrock, having laid a trap for their pursuers. As they wait, however, Colditz finds that Kreiger is not responding to his communications. The Shadow believes they have been betrayed, but Colditz—having worked with Kreiger and Centurion in the past—cannot believe that Kreiger would willingly abandon his important "mechanical pet." As Colditz and the Shadow talk business, Blackrock presses Centurion for answers as to why he has willingly sided with Kreiger again, and this time, Centurion explains: he is actually playing the villains for fools, intending to get close to Kreiger and kill him in revenge for two lifetimes' worth of manipulation and betrayal. Before he can elaborate, Kup and Arcee burst into the clearing, whereupon Colditz triggers his trap, setting off a cache of [[Doctor X]]'s [[Dragon X]] explosive. The two Transformers are caught in the blast, then set upon by the remaining one-and-a-half Red Shadows. In the chaos, Centurion frees Blackrock from his bonds and finishes his explanation, revealing that Kreiger must die to prevent him from using the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] to destroy Cybertron. Blackrock questions how Centurion can know that this is Kreiger's plan... and gets his answer when Centurion's body suddenly erupts with the Talisman's destructive light, the connection forged between it and both his Cybertronian and human selves by Kreiger still intact. As the light consumes and destroys both the Red Shadows and one of Kup's hands, Colditz realizes he has been duped by Kreiger and attempts to flee, but is intercepted by Action Man and Mayday. Colditz explains what he has deduced to the two heroes: Kreiger did not want Centurion recovered, but ''eliminated'', because his connection to the Talisman would enable him to stop the villains' plans. He had Colditz take Centurion out into the wilderness to lure the Revolutionaries there, and has triggered the current release of energy from Centurion's body to make it appear that he is a threat, thereby tricking the Revolutionaries into killing him. Mayday radios Arcee to warn her of this, but Arcee is not willing to take the chance and hurls her sword at Centurion. Fortunately, Blackrock snatches it out of the air, and tries talking to Centurion instead, hoping he can gain control of himself. Urged on by Blackrock's words, Centurion manages to get the Talisman energy under control... but at a price, as he is left comatose in [[stasis lock]]. The victory is Pyrrhic at best; the heroes have managed to prevent Centurion's death, but Kreiger has still emerged triumphant, as Centurion cannot help stop his plans.		Elsewhere in the wilderness, Colditz has set up camp with Centurion, the lead Red Shadow, and the captive Blackrock, having laid a trap for their pursuers. As they wait, however, Colditz finds that Kreiger is not responding to his communications. The Shadow believes they have been betrayed, but Colditz—having worked with Kreiger and Centurion in the past—cannot believe that Kreiger would willingly abandon his important "mechanical pet." As Colditz and the Shadow talk business, Blackrock presses Centurion for answers as to why he has willingly sided with Kreiger again, and this time, Centurion explains: he is actually playing the villains for fools, intending to get close to Kreiger and kill him in revenge for two lifetimes' worth of manipulation and betrayal. Before he can elaborate, Kup and Arcee burst into the clearing, whereupon Colditz triggers his trap, setting off a cache of [[Doctor X]]'s [[Dragon X]] explosive. The two Transformers are caught in the blast, then set upon by the remaining one-and-a-half Red Shadows. In the chaos, Centurion frees Blackrock from his bonds and finishes his explanation, revealing that Kreiger must die to prevent him from using the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] to destroy Cybertron. Blackrock questions how Centurion can know that this is Kreiger's plan... and gets his answer when Centurion's body suddenly erupts with the Talisman's destructive light, the connection forged between it and both his Cybertronian and human selves by Kreiger still intact. As the light consumes and destroys both the Red Shadows and one of Kup's hands, Colditz realizes he has been duped by Kreiger and attempts to flee, but is intercepted by Action Man and Mayday. Colditz explains what he has deduced to the two heroes: Kreiger did not want Centurion recovered, but ''eliminated'', because his connection to the Talisman would enable him to stop the villains' plans. He had Colditz take Centurion out into the wilderness to lure the Revolutionaries there, and has triggered the current release of energy from Centurion's body to make it appear that he is a threat, thereby tricking the Revolutionaries into killing him. Mayday radios Arcee to warn her of this, but Arcee is not willing to take the chance and hurls her sword at Centurion. Fortunately, Blackrock snatches it out of the air, and tries talking to Centurion instead, hoping he can gain control of himself. Urged on by Blackrock's words, Centurion manages to get the Talisman energy under control... but at a price, as he is left comatose in [[stasis lock]]. The victory is Pyrrhic at best; the heroes have managed to prevent Centurion's death, but Kreiger has still emerged triumphant, as Centurion cannot help stop his plans.

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	*Centurion again remembers his past as both a Transformer and as Mike Power, recalling scenes from [[The Secret of the Mummy's Tomb\|''Revolutionaries'' #3]], [[Strange Visitors\|#5]] and [[Power and Glory\|#6]], and [[Hearts of Steel issue 1\|''Hearts of Steel'' #1]], including the crash of the ''[[Axalon (BW)\|Axalon]]'', battling "Decepticons" [[Ice Age Wars\|during the Ice Age]], entering hibernation, breaking [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s brainwashing during [[World War I]], Mike Power meeting the {{i\|Action Man (1960s)\|1960s Action Man}} and encountering the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] in the Tomb of Amtoltec, and both of his selves meeting Garrison Kreiger.		*Centurion again remembers his past as both a Transformer and as Mike Power, recalling scenes from [[The Secret of the Mummy's Tomb\|''Revolutionaries'' #3]], [[Strange Visitors\|#5]] and [[Power and Glory\|#6]], and [[Hearts of Steel issue 1\|''Hearts of Steel'' #1]], including the crash of the ''[[Axalon (BW)\|Axalon]]'', battling "Decepticons" [[Ice Age Wars\|during the Ice Age]], entering hibernation, breaking [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Shockwave]]'s brainwashing during [[World War I]], Mike Power meeting the {{i\|Action Man (1960s)\|1960s Action Man}} and encountering the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] in the Tomb of Amtoltec, and both of his selves meeting Garrison Kreiger.
	*Centurion refers to [[Smarts]], Mike Power's dog, seen in ''Revolutionaries'' #6.		*Centurion refers to [[Smarts]], Mike Power's dog, seen in ''Revolutionaries'' #6.
	*As in the previous issue, Centurion also make reference to a "black star," a recurring piece of imagery connected to [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Onyx Prime]] and his looming return, which has been popping up here and there since Optimus' vision in [[All Hail Optimus Part 1: Once Upon a Time on Earth\|''The Transformers'' #50]]. This story gives us a little new info to go on: Centurion specifically describes the black star as being "in the sky above his homeworld". Seemingly, he should be referring to [[Eukaris]], but the only "black star" we have actually ''seen'' in connection with this mystery is the singularity around which [[Antilla]] orbits, as shown in the [[Ghost Stories\|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]]. Curiouser and curiouser...		*As in the previous issue, Centurion also make reference to a "black star," a recurring piece of imagery connected to [[Shockwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Onyx Prime]] and his looming return, which has been popping up here and there since Optimus' vision in [[All Hail Optimus Part 1: Once Upon a Time on Earth\|''The Transformers'' #50]]. This story gives us a little new info to go on: Centurion specifically describes the black star as being "in the sky above his homeworld". Seemingly, he should be referring to [[Jungle Planet (colony)\|Eukaris]], but the only "black star" we have actually ''seen'' in connection with this mystery is the singularity around which [[Antilla]] orbits, as shown in the [[Ghost Stories\|2017 ''Transformers'' annual]]. Curiouser and curiouser...
	*Ian jokes about "liking older women," in reference to Arcee. He obviously used to (?) have a bit of a thing for Mercy Gale, his former-friend-turned-archenemy Doctor X, who is several years his senior, but doesn't like admitting it; he's been fending off jokes about her being his "girlfriend" all through ''Revolutionaries'' as well as in this issue itself, and he tried using the excuse that she was "a bit old" when [[Bryce Chan]] called him on it in {{i\|Absolute Beginners\|''Action Man'' #1}}.		*Ian jokes about "liking older women," in reference to Arcee. He obviously used to (?) have a bit of a thing for Mercy Gale, his former-friend-turned-archenemy Doctor X, who is several years his senior, but doesn't like admitting it; he's been fending off jokes about her being his "girlfriend" all through ''Revolutionaries'' as well as in this issue itself, and he tried using the excuse that she was "a bit old" when [[Bryce Chan]] called him on it in {{i\|Absolute Beginners\|''Action Man'' #1}}.

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	*The concept of [[stasis lock]], the Transformer equivalent of an "induced coma," hails from the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'']] television show. It was most often used there as it is in this issue, as a way for characters to survive extreme damage by allowing their life-functions to shut down so they could be repaired. The concept ''has'' come up in IDW continuity before, albeit rarely; the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]] were forced into stasis lock by [[Ore-13]] radiation in [[Spotlight: Shockwave]], and [[Grimlock (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Grimlock]] was being held in stasis lock by a [[stasis pod]] in [[Rules of Disengagement (issue)\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #7]], also a concept taken from ''Beast Wars''.		*The concept of [[stasis lock]], the Transformer equivalent of an "induced coma," hails from the [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)\|''Beast Wars'']] television show. It was most often used there as it is in this issue, as a way for characters to survive extreme damage by allowing their life-functions to shut down so they could be repaired. The concept ''has'' come up in IDW continuity before, albeit rarely; the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobots]] were forced into stasis lock by [[Ore-13]] radiation in ''[[Spotlight: Shockwave]]'', and [[Grimlock (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Grimlock]] was being held in stasis lock by a [[stasis pod]] in [[Rules of Disengagement (issue)\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #7]], also a concept taken from ''Beast Wars''.

	===Hasbro franchise references===		===Hasbro franchise references===

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	* ''[[The Transformers: Lost Light\|Lost Light]]'' Vol. 1 TPB		* ''[[The Transformers: Lost Light\|Lost Light]]'' Vol. 1 TPB
	* ''[[Back to the Future]]'' #25		* ''[[Back to the Future]]'' #25
	* ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' #75		* ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' #75
	* ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]] Adventures''		* ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]] Adventures''

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	''In talking head interviews, [[Kup (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Kup]], [[Action Man]], [[Ayana Jones\|Mayday]], and [[Arcee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Arcee]] recap recent events: [[Joe Colton\|Baron Ironblood]]'s attack on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], [[Centurion (IDW)\|Centurion]] once again turning on his allies and siding with the bounty hunter [[Colditz]], and their abduction of [[G.B. Blackrock\|Garrison Blackrock]].''		''In talking head interviews, [[Kup (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Kup]], [[Ian Noble\|Action Man]], [[Ayana Jones\|Mayday]], and [[Arcee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Arcee]] recap recent events: [[Joe Colton\|Baron Ironblood]]'s attack on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], [[Centurion (IDW)\|Centurion]] once again turning on his allies and siding with the bounty hunter [[Colditz]], and their abduction of [[G.B. Blackrock\|Garrison Blackrock]].''

	Blackrock awakens to find himself inside the vehicle-mode Centurion, who has been taken out of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]] by Colditz and a trio of [[Red Shadows]] into the wilderness that surrounds the city. The lead Shadow is not happy with the mission; she is distrustful of Centurion and his mercurial allegiance, and is sure the large, obvious path the team is hacking through the wilderness will make them too easy to follow. Blackrock is just as frustrated, unable to understand why ''either'' of the two personalities who make up Centurion's composite self would be willing to rejoin the side of [[Merklynn\|Garrison Kreiger]], but Centurion has his reasons...		Blackrock awakens to find himself inside the vehicle-mode Centurion, who has been taken out of [[Iacon (polity)\|Iacon]] by Colditz and a trio of [[Red Shadows]] into the wilderness that surrounds the city. The lead Shadow is not happy with the mission; she is distrustful of Centurion and his mercurial allegiance, and is sure the large, obvious path the team is hacking through the wilderness will make them too easy to follow. Blackrock is just as frustrated, unable to understand why ''either'' of the two personalities who make up Centurion's composite self would be willing to rejoin the side of [[Merklynn\|Garrison Kreiger]], but Centurion has his reasons...

	The villains' trail proves just as easy for Arcee and Blackrock's fellow "Revolutionaries" to track as the Red Shadow suspected, and Action Man, having taken a bit of a fancy to Arcee, offers to ride with her as they follow it. Ostensibly, he intends to catch her up on his past encounter with Colditz, but in reality, it just turns into awkward "flirting" that Arcee either doesn't even seem to pick up on or has no interest in. The embarrassment is mercifully brought to an abrupt end when the team comes under attack from two of the Red Shadows; Action Man takes out one, while Arcee—loathe to use lethal force on a human opponent—follows Kup's advice to chop the other's legs off, a non-fatal prospect for the biomechanically-modified ninja.		The villains' trail proves just as easy for Arcee and Blackrock's fellow "Revolutionaries" to track as the Red Shadow suspected, and Action Man, having taken a bit of a fancy to Arcee, offers to ride with her as they follow it. Ostensibly, he intends to catch her up on his past encounter with Colditz, but in reality, it just turns into awkward "flirting" that Arcee either doesn't even seem to pick up on or has no interest in. The embarrassment is mercifully brought to an abrupt end when the team comes under attack from two of the Red Shadows; Action Man takes out one, while Arcee—loathe to use lethal force on a human opponent—follows Kup's advice to chop the other's legs off, a non-fatal prospect for the biomechanically modified ninja.

	Elsewhere in the wilderness, Colditz has set up camp with Centurion, the lead Red Shadow, and the captive Blackrock, having laid a trap for their pursuers. As they wait, however, Colditz finds that Kreiger is not responding to his communications. The Shadow believes they have been betrayed, but Colditz—having worked with Kreiger and Centurion in the past—cannot believe that Kreiger would willingly abandon his important "mechanical pet." As Colditz and the Shadow talk business, Blackrock presses Centurion for answers as to why he has willingly sided with Kreiger again, and this time, Centurion explains: he is actually playing the villains for fools, intending to get close to Kreiger and kill him in revenge for two lifetimes' worth of manipulation and betrayal. Before he can elaborate, Kup and Arcee burst into the clearing, whereupon Colditz triggers his trap, setting off a cache of [[Mercy Gale\|Doctor X]]'s [[Dragon X]] explosive. The two Transformers are caught in the blast, then set upon by the remaining one-and-a-half Red Shadows. In the chaos, Centurion frees Blackrock from his bonds and finishes his explanation, revealing that Kreiger must die to prevent him from using the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] to destroy Cybertron. Blackrock questions how Centurion can know that this is Kreiger's plan... and gets his answer when Centurion's body suddenly erupts with the Talisman's destructive light, the connection forged between it and both his Cybertronian and human selves by Kreiger still intact. As the light consumes and destroys both the Red Shadows and one of Kup's hands, Colditz realizes he has been duped by Kreiger and attempts to flee, but is intercepted by Action Man and Mayday. Colditz explains what he has deduced to the two heroes: Kreiger did not want Centurion recovered, but ''eliminated'', because his connection to the Talisman would enable him to stop the villains' plans. He had Colditz take Centurion out into the wilderness to lure the Revolutionaries there, and has triggered the current release of energy from Centurion's body to make it appear that he is a threat, thereby tricking the Revolutionaries into killing him. Mayday radios Arcee to warn her of this, but Arcee is not willing to take the chance and hurls her sword at Centurion. Fortunately, Blackrock snatches it out of the air, and tries talking to Centurion instead, hoping he can gain control of himself. Urged on by Blackrock's words, Centurion manages to get the Talisman energy under control... but at a price, as he is left comatose in [[stasis lock]]. The victory is Pyrrhic at best; the heroes have managed to prevent Centurion's death, but Kreiger has still emerged triumphant, as Centurion cannot help stop his plans.		Elsewhere in the wilderness, Colditz has set up camp with Centurion, the lead Red Shadow, and the captive Blackrock, having laid a trap for their pursuers. As they wait, however, Colditz finds that Kreiger is not responding to his communications. The Shadow believes they have been betrayed, but Colditz—having worked with Kreiger and Centurion in the past—cannot believe that Kreiger would willingly abandon his important "mechanical pet." As Colditz and the Shadow talk business, Blackrock presses Centurion for answers as to why he has willingly sided with Kreiger again, and this time, Centurion explains: he is actually playing the villains for fools, intending to get close to Kreiger and kill him in revenge for two lifetimes' worth of manipulation and betrayal. Before he can elaborate, Kup and Arcee burst into the clearing, whereupon Colditz triggers his trap, setting off a cache of [[Mercy Gale\|Doctor X]]'s [[Dragon X]] explosive. The two Transformers are caught in the blast, then set upon by the remaining one-and-a-half Red Shadows. In the chaos, Centurion frees Blackrock from his bonds and finishes his explanation, revealing that Kreiger must die to prevent him from using the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]] to destroy Cybertron. Blackrock questions how Centurion can know that this is Kreiger's plan... and gets his answer when Centurion's body suddenly erupts with the Talisman's destructive light, the connection forged between it and both his Cybertronian and human selves by Kreiger still intact. As the light consumes and destroys both the Red Shadows and one of Kup's hands, Colditz realizes he has been duped by Kreiger and attempts to flee, but is intercepted by Action Man and Mayday. Colditz explains what he has deduced to the two heroes: Kreiger did not want Centurion recovered, but ''eliminated'', because his connection to the Talisman would enable him to stop the villains' plans. He had Colditz take Centurion out into the wilderness to lure the Revolutionaries there, and has triggered the current release of energy from Centurion's body to make it appear that he is a threat, thereby tricking the Revolutionaries into killing him. Mayday radios Arcee to warn her of this, but Arcee is not willing to take the chance and hurls her sword at Centurion. Fortunately, Blackrock snatches it out of the air, and tries talking to Centurion instead, hoping he can gain control of himself. Urged on by Blackrock's words, Centurion manages to get the Talisman energy under control... but at a price, as he is left comatose in [[stasis lock]]. The victory is Pyrrhic at best; the heroes have managed to prevent Centurion's death, but Kreiger has still emerged triumphant, as Centurion cannot help stop his plans.
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	* [[Action Man]] (2)		* [[Ian Noble\|Action Man]] (2)
	* [[Ayana Jones\|Mayday]] (3)		* [[Ayana Jones\|Mayday]] (3)
	* ''{{i\|Action Man (1960s)\|1960s Action Man}}'' (11)		* ''{{i\|Action Man (1960s)\|1960s Action Man}}'' (11)