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BerylRoll at 12:43, 18 February 2026

2026-02-18T12:43:01Z

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	* [[Jumpstream]] (14)		* [[Jumpstream]] (14)
	* [[Dust Up]] (15)		* [[Dust Up]] (15)
	* [[Pyra Magna]] (16)		* [[Pyra Magna (G1)\|Pyra Magna]] (16)
	* [[Jetfire (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Jetfire]] (17)		* [[Jetfire (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Jetfire]] (17)
	* [[Sunstreaker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Sunstreaker]] (23)		* [[Sunstreaker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Sunstreaker]] (23)

AzimuthAcolyte: Alpha Trion (G1) -> Alpha Trion update

2025-05-25T05:10:51Z

Alpha Trion (G1) -> Alpha Trion update

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	Beneath the [[Indian Ocean]], the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s complete mop-up operations following their battle with [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Galvatron]]'s forces, rounding up the deceased despot's remaining followers. [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] tries making a run for it, but is quickly taken down by a stun blast from the impatient [[Kup (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Kup]], who gruffly ignores [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Sky-Byte]]'s calls for use of a gentler hand. [[Jetfire (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Jetfire]] radios the newly established [[Autobot City (G1)\|Autobot City]] in [[Monument Valley]] with an update, and is surprised when [[~~Alpha Trion (G1)\|~~Alpha Trion]] answers the comm. Trion mentions a "problem" before being abruptly cut off...		Beneath the [[Indian Ocean]], the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s complete mop-up operations following their battle with [[Galvatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Galvatron]]'s forces, rounding up the deceased despot's remaining followers. [[Blitzwing (G1)\|Blitzwing]] tries making a run for it, but is quickly taken down by a stun blast from the impatient [[Kup (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Kup]], who gruffly ignores [[Sky-Byte (RID)\|Sky-Byte]]'s calls for use of a gentler hand. [[Jetfire (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Jetfire]] radios the newly established [[Autobot City (G1)\|Autobot City]] in [[Monument Valley]] with an update, and is surprised when [[Alpha Trion]] answers the comm. Trion mentions a "problem" before being abruptly cut off...

	At Autobot City, Alpha Trion is confronted by a tiny robot who introduces himself as "Infinitus." Trion does not recognize the little 'bot at first, but as Infinitus mocks him and proselytizes his intentions to purify the corrupted, modern Cybertron, the old sage soon realizes that his surprise visitor is [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], albeit in an unfamiliar form. Deploying blades from his forearms, Sentinel pounces on Trion, whose scream is heard by [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Soundwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Soundwave]] nearby. The pair cannot come to Trion's aid, however, as they are already mobilizing to investigate ''another'' scream—one emitted by [[Aileron]] down by the [[Space bridge\|spacebridge]]. Arriving on the scene, they are shocked to witness Sentinel Prime's headless body battling [[D.0.C.]], [[Buster (IDW)\|Buster]], and [[Bob (IDW)\|Bob]]. While Prime checks on the wounded Aileron, [[Arcee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Arcee]] arrives to join the fight; she pounces on Sentinel's body, whereupon it transforms to aircraft mode and blasts its way inside Autobot City, carrying Arcee along with it. Soundwave and Prime give chase, leaving Aileron and the animals in D.0.C.'s care, but just before they head inside the city, they spot Alpha Trion's spacecraft mode streaking off through the sky, with Infinitus in the cockpit.		At Autobot City, Alpha Trion is confronted by a tiny robot who introduces himself as "Infinitus." Trion does not recognize the little 'bot at first, but as Infinitus mocks him and proselytizes his intentions to purify the corrupted, modern Cybertron, the old sage soon realizes that his surprise visitor is [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Sentinel Prime]], albeit in an unfamiliar form. Deploying blades from his forearms, Sentinel pounces on Trion, whose scream is heard by [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] and [[Soundwave (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Soundwave]] nearby. The pair cannot come to Trion's aid, however, as they are already mobilizing to investigate ''another'' scream—one emitted by [[Aileron]] down by the [[Space bridge\|spacebridge]]. Arriving on the scene, they are shocked to witness Sentinel Prime's headless body battling [[D.0.C.]], [[Buster (IDW)\|Buster]], and [[Bob (IDW)\|Bob]]. While Prime checks on the wounded Aileron, [[Arcee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Arcee]] arrives to join the fight; she pounces on Sentinel's body, whereupon it transforms to aircraft mode and blasts its way inside Autobot City, carrying Arcee along with it. Soundwave and Prime give chase, leaving Aileron and the animals in D.0.C.'s care, but just before they head inside the city, they spot Alpha Trion's spacecraft mode streaking off through the sky, with Infinitus in the cockpit.
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	* [[Silverbolt (G1)\|Silverbolt]] (26)		* [[Silverbolt (G1)\|Silverbolt]] (26)
	* [[Alpha Bravo]] (27)		* [[Alpha Bravo]] (27)
	* [[~~Alpha Trion (G1)\|~~Alpha Trion]] (28)		* [[Alpha Trion]] (28)
	* [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Infinitus/Sentinel Prime]] (29)		* [[Sentinel Prime (G1)\|Infinitus/Sentinel Prime]] (29)
	* [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] (30)		* [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Optimus Prime]] (30)
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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* Sentinel Prime reveals that his true name is "[[Infinitus]]". In the ''[[Titans Return (toyline)\|Titans Return]]'' toyline, Infinitus is Sentinel Prime's Titan Master partner, a separate entity to Sentinel, in-keeping with the traditional depiction of -Master partners in Western media. This issue confirms that in the IDW continuity, the Titan Master process is more akin to the Japanese depiction of [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]] technology, with the small Titan Master robot being the solitary, core intelligence, who connects to and controls a larger body.		* Sentinel Prime reveals that his true name is "[[Infinitus]]". In the ''[[Titans Return (toyline)\|Titans Return]]'' toyline, Infinitus is Sentinel Prime's Titan Master partner, a separate entity to Sentinel, in-keeping with the traditional depiction of -Master partners in Western media. This issue confirms that in the IDW continuity, the Titan Master process is more akin to the Japanese depiction of [[Headmaster (technology)\|Headmaster]] technology, with the small Titan Master robot being the solitary, core intelligence, who connects to and controls a larger body.
	* No coincidence that Alpha Trion should lose his head at the same time as Blackrock's true identity is revealed; Alpha Trion [[Alpha Trion ~~(G1)~~#~~Generations~~\|is part of]] the ''Titans Return'' toyline (sporting the aircraft mode he is seen using in this issue), and "Sovereign" is his Titan Master partner.		* No coincidence that Alpha Trion should lose his head at the same time as Blackrock's true identity is revealed; Alpha Trion [[Alpha Trion/toys#Titans Return\|is part of]] the ''Titans Return'' toyline (sporting the aircraft mode he is seen using in this issue), and "Sovereign" is his Titan Master partner.

	===Real-life references===		===Real-life references===

Saix: /* Continuity notes */clean up, replaced: Earthfall: Part Two → Earthfall, Part 2

2024-07-27T04:00:32Z

Continuity notes: clean up, replaced: Earthfall: Part Two → Earthfall, Part 2

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	* Kup refers to his time in the [[Dead Universe]], into which he was sent during [[The Transformers: Infestation issue 2\|''Infestation'' event]], and from which he was not recovered until the [[Dark Cybertron (IDW)\|''Dark Cybertron'' crossover]]. He reveals here that he spent ''fourteen billion years'' trapped there. Yow.		* Kup refers to his time in the [[Dead Universe]], into which he was sent during [[The Transformers: Infestation issue 2\|''Infestation'' event]], and from which he was not recovered until the [[Dark Cybertron (IDW)\|''Dark Cybertron'' crossover]]. He reveals here that he spent ''fourteen billion years'' trapped there. Yow.
	* G.I. Joe is there! As part of the set up for next month's ''[[Revolution]]'' event, ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' characters Joe Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett make full and proper named appearances. The stitching-together of the IDW "[[Hasbro Universe]]" has been largely established via the ''[[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|Revolution Prelude]]'' story published in various places over the previous month (including as a back-up strip in this issue). As the only other property with a pre-existing series, the Joes' adventures as depicted in their various IDW titles between 2008 and 2015 have—with a bit of hand-waving—been identified as all taking place after the events of ''[[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron\|All Hail Megatron]]'' and before the Transformers' return to Earth circa [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|issue #28]]; Marissa refers to the group's defunding following the "[[Cobra]] debacle", which took place in the time gap between the end of {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|the most recent ''Joe'' series}} and now. The timeline included in [[Crisis Intervention\|''Revolutionaries'' #1]] would date Cobra's defeat and G.I. Joe's disbandment to 2014; logically, this would have occurred just before the return of Optimus's forces to Earth in [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|''Robots in Disguise'' #28]].		* G.I. Joe is there! As part of the set up for next month's ''[[Revolution]]'' event, ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' characters Joe Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett make full and proper named appearances. The stitching-together of the IDW "[[Hasbro Universe]]" has been largely established via the ''[[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|Revolution Prelude]]'' story published in various places over the previous month (including as a back-up strip in this issue). As the only other property with a pre-existing series, the Joes' adventures as depicted in their various IDW titles between 2008 and 2015 have—with a bit of hand-waving—been identified as all taking place after the events of ''[[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron\|All Hail Megatron]]'' and before the Transformers' return to Earth circa [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|issue #28]]; Marissa refers to the group's defunding following the "[[Cobra]] debacle", which took place in the time gap between the end of {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|the most recent ''Joe'' series}} and now. The timeline included in [[Crisis Intervention\|''Revolutionaries'' #1]] would date Cobra's defeat and G.I. Joe's disbandment to 2014; logically, this would have occurred just before the return of Optimus's forces to Earth in [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|''Robots in Disguise'' #28]].
	* Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''[[ROM (comic)\|ROM]]'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, [[Earthfall: Part ~~Two~~\|''ROM'' #2]], published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.		* Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''[[ROM (comic)\|ROM]]'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, [[Earthfall, Part 2\|''ROM'' #2]], published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.
	* Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.		* Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.
	* Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].		* Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].

Saix at 01:36, 27 July 2024

2024-07-27T01:36:58Z

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	* Kup refers to his time in the [[Dead Universe]], into which he was sent during [[The Transformers: Infestation issue 2\|''Infestation'' event]], and from which he was not recovered until the [[Dark Cybertron (IDW)\|''Dark Cybertron'' crossover]]. He reveals here that he spent ''fourteen billion years'' trapped there. Yow.		* Kup refers to his time in the [[Dead Universe]], into which he was sent during [[The Transformers: Infestation issue 2\|''Infestation'' event]], and from which he was not recovered until the [[Dark Cybertron (IDW)\|''Dark Cybertron'' crossover]]. He reveals here that he spent ''fourteen billion years'' trapped there. Yow.
	* G.I. Joe is there! As part of the set up for next month's ''[[Revolution]]'' event, ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' characters Joe Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett make full and proper named appearances. The stitching-together of the IDW "[[Hasbro Universe]]" has been largely established via the ''[[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|Revolution Prelude]]'' story published in various places over the previous month (including as a back-up strip in this issue). As the only other property with a pre-existing series, the Joes' adventures as depicted in their various IDW titles between 2008 and 2015 have—with a bit of hand-waving—been identified as all taking place after the events of ''[[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron\|All Hail Megatron]]'' and before the Transformers' return to Earth circa [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|issue #28]]; Marissa refers to the group's defunding following the "[[Cobra]] debacle", which took place in the time gap between the end of {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|the most recent ''Joe'' series}} and now. The timeline included in [[Crisis Intervention\|''Revolutionaries'' #1]] would date Cobra's defeat and G.I. Joe's disbandment to 2014; logically, this would have occurred just before the return of Optimus's forces to Earth in [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|''Robots in Disguise'' #28]].		* G.I. Joe is there! As part of the set up for next month's ''[[Revolution]]'' event, ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' characters Joe Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett make full and proper named appearances. The stitching-together of the IDW "[[Hasbro Universe]]" has been largely established via the ''[[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|Revolution Prelude]]'' story published in various places over the previous month (including as a back-up strip in this issue). As the only other property with a pre-existing series, the Joes' adventures as depicted in their various IDW titles between 2008 and 2015 have—with a bit of hand-waving—been identified as all taking place after the events of ''[[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron\|All Hail Megatron]]'' and before the Transformers' return to Earth circa [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|issue #28]]; Marissa refers to the group's defunding following the "[[Cobra]] debacle", which took place in the time gap between the end of {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|the most recent ''Joe'' series}} and now. The timeline included in [[Crisis Intervention\|''Revolutionaries'' #1]] would date Cobra's defeat and G.I. Joe's disbandment to 2014; logically, this would have occurred just before the return of Optimus's forces to Earth in [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|''Robots in Disguise'' #28]].
	* Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''~~{{I\|~~ROM (comic)\|ROM}}'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, ~~{{i\|~~Earthfall: Part Two\|''ROM'' #2}}, published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.		* Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''[[ROM (comic)\|ROM]]'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, [[Earthfall: Part Two\|''ROM'' #2]], published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.
	* Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.		* Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.
	* Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].		* Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].

Usfmm at 08:32, 17 May 2023

2023-05-17T08:32:22Z

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Saix: /* Errors */clean up, replaced: Adventure Team (G.I. Joe) → Adventure Team

2023-01-20T19:36:07Z

Errors: clean up, replaced: Adventure Team (G.I. Joe) → Adventure Team

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	===Errors===		===Errors===
	*Colton refers to his "Action Team", rather than his [[~~Adventure Team (G.I. Joe)\|~~Adventure Team]]. This was corrected for the trade.		*Colton refers to his "Action Team", rather than his [[Adventure Team]]. This was corrected for the trade.

	===Other trivia===		===Other trivia===

Saix: /* Continuity notes */clean up, replaced: Earthfall Chapter → Earthfall Part

2022-06-16T01:47:21Z

Continuity notes: clean up, replaced: Earthfall Chapter → Earthfall Part

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	*Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''{{I\|ROM (comic)\|ROM}}'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, {{i\|Earthfall: Part Two\|''ROM'' #2}}, published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.		*Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''{{I\|ROM (comic)\|ROM}}'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, {{i\|Earthfall: Part Two\|''ROM'' #2}}, published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.
	*Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.		*Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.
	*Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall ~~Chapter~~ 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].		*Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].
	*As revealed in [[Ten to Midnight\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #56]] (see "Other trivia", below), Prowl knows that Sentinel will be headed for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] in order to avail himself of its Titan graveyard, as he recalls an old wartime scheme of Sentinel's to use the giants for his own ends.		*As revealed in [[Ten to Midnight\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #56]] (see "Other trivia", below), Prowl knows that Sentinel will be headed for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] in order to avail himself of its Titan graveyard, as he recalls an old wartime scheme of Sentinel's to use the giants for his own ends.

Saix: /* Synopsis */clean up, replaced: Metrotitan (Zone) → Metrotitan (G1)

2021-09-20T01:45:12Z

Synopsis: clean up, replaced: Metrotitan (Zone) → Metrotitan (G1)

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	On the road out of [[Washington, D.C.\|Washington]], a military convoy is taking [[G.B. Blackrock\|Garrison Blackrock]]—watched by two of Colton's former G.I. Joe troops, [[Roadblock (G.I. Joe)\|Roadblock]] and [[Scarlett]]—to an undisclosed location. When the truck containing Blackrock suddenly collides with something, Roadblock and Scarlett lock and load and step out to investigate, but are not prepared for what they find: Alpha Trion's decapitated head, lying in the middle of the road. Trion's body also soon makes its presence known, now controlled by Sentinel, who has converted to his own head mode and attached himself to it. Sentinel wades through the Joes' harmless weaponsfire and snatches up Blackrock, telling him that he has need of his skills...		On the road out of [[Washington, D.C.\|Washington]], a military convoy is taking [[G.B. Blackrock\|Garrison Blackrock]]—watched by two of Colton's former G.I. Joe troops, [[Roadblock (G.I. Joe)\|Roadblock]] and [[Scarlett]]—to an undisclosed location. When the truck containing Blackrock suddenly collides with something, Roadblock and Scarlett lock and load and step out to investigate, but are not prepared for what they find: Alpha Trion's decapitated head, lying in the middle of the road. Trion's body also soon makes its presence known, now controlled by Sentinel, who has converted to his own head mode and attached himself to it. Sentinel wades through the Joes' harmless weaponsfire and snatches up Blackrock, telling him that he has need of his skills...

	Back in the depths of Autobot City, Optimus and Soundwave locate Arcee, still locked in battle with Sentinel's body, in a chamber containing an unprecedentedly massive amount of [[Ore-13]] crystals. The pair join the fight, at which point Sentinel himself returns, still attached to Trion's body, with Trion's head and Blackrock in his hands. Blackrock is thoroughly exasperated and confused by the whole affair, but soon finds enlightenment forcibly bestowed upon him when Sentinel "initiates" him. Metal tears through clothing and pseudo-flesh as Blackrock reflexively transforms back into his true robot form: [[Sovereign]], a [[Titan Master]] like Sentinel. Using his innate awareness of the workings of [[Titan (group)\|Titans]], like [[Metrotitan (~~Zone~~)\|the one]] who makes up Autobot City, Blackrock/Sovereign opens a new spacebridge right there in the bowels of the city. Arcee is blinded by the light of the bridge, but as it fades, she finds she has been left alone in the chamber. Perturbed by her uncertainty over whether Optimus went willingly through the bridge with Sentinel or if he was captured, Arcee has no other choice but to contact [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]], who tells her he is already confident he knows where Sentinel is headed...		Back in the depths of Autobot City, Optimus and Soundwave locate Arcee, still locked in battle with Sentinel's body, in a chamber containing an unprecedentedly massive amount of [[Ore-13]] crystals. The pair join the fight, at which point Sentinel himself returns, still attached to Trion's body, with Trion's head and Blackrock in his hands. Blackrock is thoroughly exasperated and confused by the whole affair, but soon finds enlightenment forcibly bestowed upon him when Sentinel "initiates" him. Metal tears through clothing and pseudo-flesh as Blackrock reflexively transforms back into his true robot form: [[Sovereign]], a [[Titan Master]] like Sentinel. Using his innate awareness of the workings of [[Titan (group)\|Titans]], like [[Metrotitan (G1)\|the one]] who makes up Autobot City, Blackrock/Sovereign opens a new spacebridge right there in the bowels of the city. Arcee is blinded by the light of the bridge, but as it fades, she finds she has been left alone in the chamber. Perturbed by her uncertainty over whether Optimus went willingly through the bridge with Sentinel or if he was captured, Arcee has no other choice but to contact [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]], who tells her he is already confident he knows where Sentinel is headed...

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

MistaTee: /* Reprints */ IDW Collection P2 V12

2021-02-09T02:30:19Z

Reprints: IDW Collection P2 V12

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	:*Hardcover collection of ''[[The Transformers: Till All Are One]]'' issues #1 to #4, ''Titans Return'' one-shot, ''The Transformers'' vol. 2 issues #56 to #57, and ''More than Meets the Eye'' #56 to #57.		:*Hardcover collection of ''[[The Transformers: Till All Are One]]'' issues #1 to #4, ''Titans Return'' one-shot, ''The Transformers'' vol. 2 issues #56 to #57, and ''More than Meets the Eye'' #56 to #57.
	:*Bonus material includes "Creating the IDW-Verse" — a two-page article on the beginning of ''More than Meets the Eye'' and ''Robots in Disguise''.		:*Bonus material includes "Creating the IDW-Verse" — a two-page article on the beginning of ''More than Meets the Eye'' and ''Robots in Disguise''.

			* '''''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 12\|The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 12]]''''' <small>([[February 10]], [[2021]]) ISBN 1684057469 / ISBN 978-1684057467</small>
			:* Contains ''The Transformers'' vol. 2 issues #51 to #57, ''[[The Transformers: Till All Are One\|Till All Are One]]'' issues [[07:00:00\|#1]] to [[The Line Between Us\|#4]], [[The Last Autobot\|''Titans Return'' #1 one-shot]] and ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye\|More than Meets the Eye]]'' issues [[Ten to Midnight\|#56]] to [[Last Light (issue)\|#57]].

	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:TitansReturn TPBcvr.jpg\|'''''Titans Return'' TBD'''; cover art by [[Priscilla Tramontano]]		File:TitansReturn TPBcvr.jpg\|'''''Titans Return'' TBD'''; cover art by [[Priscilla Tramontano]]
	File:DefinitiveG1Collection v75.jpg\|'''''Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 75: Titans Return, Part 1'''''; cover art by [[Don Figueroa]] (Arcee) and [[Livio Ramondelli]] (retro)		File:DefinitiveG1Collection v75.jpg\|'''''Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 75: Titans Return, Part 1'''''; cover art by [[Don Figueroa]] (Arcee) and [[Livio Ramondelli]] (retro)
			File:IDWCollectionP2V12.jpg\|'''''The IDW Collection, Phase Two, Vol. 12''''' cover by [[Marcelo Matere]]
	</gallery>		</gallery>

Yaxuo: /* top */fixing link, replaced: IDW timeline → 2005 IDW timeline

2020-06-26T00:27:11Z

top: fixing link, replaced: IDW timeline → 2005 IDW timeline

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	\|chronology=[[IDW timeline\|Current era]]		\|chronology=[[2005 IDW timeline\|Current era]]
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	* Kup refers to his time in the [[Dead Universe]], into which he was sent during [[The Transformers: Infestation issue 2\|''Infestation'' event]], and from which he was not recovered until the [[Dark Cybertron (IDW)\|''Dark Cybertron'' crossover]]. He reveals here that he spent ''fourteen billion years'' trapped there. Yow.		* Kup refers to his time in the [[Dead Universe]], into which he was sent during [[The Transformers: Infestation issue 2\|''Infestation'' event]], and from which he was not recovered until the [[Dark Cybertron (IDW)\|''Dark Cybertron'' crossover]]. He reveals here that he spent ''fourteen billion years'' trapped there. Yow.
	* G.I. Joe is there! As part of the set up for next month's ''[[Revolution]]'' event, ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' characters Joe Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett make full and proper named appearances. The stitching-together of the IDW "[[Hasbro Universe]]" has been largely established via the ''[[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|Revolution Prelude]]'' story published in various places over the previous month (including as a back-up strip in this issue). As the only other property with a pre-existing series, the Joes' adventures as depicted in their various IDW titles between 2008 and 2015 have—with a bit of hand-waving—been identified as all taking place after the events of ''[[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron\|All Hail Megatron]]'' and before the Transformers' return to Earth circa [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|issue #28]]; Marissa refers to the group's defunding following the "[[Cobra]] debacle", which took place in the time gap between the end of {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|the most recent ''Joe'' series}} and now. The timeline included in [[Crisis Intervention\|''Revolutionaries'' #1]] would date Cobra's defeat and G.I. Joe's disbandment to 2014; logically, this would have occurred just before the return of Optimus's forces to Earth in [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|''Robots in Disguise'' #28]].		* G.I. Joe is there! As part of the set up for next month's ''[[Revolution]]'' event, ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' characters Joe Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett make full and proper named appearances. The stitching-together of the IDW "[[Hasbro Universe]]" has been largely established via the ''[[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|Revolution Prelude]]'' story published in various places over the previous month (including as a back-up strip in this issue). As the only other property with a pre-existing series, the Joes' adventures as depicted in their various IDW titles between 2008 and 2015 have—with a bit of hand-waving—been identified as all taking place after the events of ''[[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron\|All Hail Megatron]]'' and before the Transformers' return to Earth circa [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|issue #28]]; Marissa refers to the group's defunding following the "[[Cobra]] debacle", which took place in the time gap between the end of {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|the most recent ''Joe'' series}} and now. The timeline included in [[Crisis Intervention\|''Revolutionaries'' #1]] would date Cobra's defeat and G.I. Joe's disbandment to 2014; logically, this would have occurred just before the return of Optimus's forces to Earth in [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|''Robots in Disguise'' #28]].
	* Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''[[ROM (comic)\|ROM]]'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, [[Earthfall: Part ~~Two~~\|''ROM'' #2]], published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.		* Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''[[ROM (comic)\|ROM]]'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, [[Earthfall, Part 2\|''ROM'' #2]], published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.
	* Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.		* Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.
	* Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].		* Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].

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	* Kup refers to his time in the [[Dead Universe]], into which he was sent during [[The Transformers: Infestation issue 2\|''Infestation'' event]], and from which he was not recovered until the [[Dark Cybertron (IDW)\|''Dark Cybertron'' crossover]]. He reveals here that he spent ''fourteen billion years'' trapped there. Yow.		* Kup refers to his time in the [[Dead Universe]], into which he was sent during [[The Transformers: Infestation issue 2\|''Infestation'' event]], and from which he was not recovered until the [[Dark Cybertron (IDW)\|''Dark Cybertron'' crossover]]. He reveals here that he spent ''fourteen billion years'' trapped there. Yow.
	* G.I. Joe is there! As part of the set up for next month's ''[[Revolution]]'' event, ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' characters Joe Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett make full and proper named appearances. The stitching-together of the IDW "[[Hasbro Universe]]" has been largely established via the ''[[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|Revolution Prelude]]'' story published in various places over the previous month (including as a back-up strip in this issue). As the only other property with a pre-existing series, the Joes' adventures as depicted in their various IDW titles between 2008 and 2015 have—with a bit of hand-waving—been identified as all taking place after the events of ''[[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron\|All Hail Megatron]]'' and before the Transformers' return to Earth circa [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|issue #28]]; Marissa refers to the group's defunding following the "[[Cobra]] debacle", which took place in the time gap between the end of {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|the most recent ''Joe'' series}} and now. The timeline included in [[Crisis Intervention\|''Revolutionaries'' #1]] would date Cobra's defeat and G.I. Joe's disbandment to 2014; logically, this would have occurred just before the return of Optimus's forces to Earth in [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|''Robots in Disguise'' #28]].		* G.I. Joe is there! As part of the set up for next month's ''[[Revolution]]'' event, ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'' characters Joe Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett make full and proper named appearances. The stitching-together of the IDW "[[Hasbro Universe]]" has been largely established via the ''[[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|Revolution Prelude]]'' story published in various places over the previous month (including as a back-up strip in this issue). As the only other property with a pre-existing series, the Joes' adventures as depicted in their various IDW titles between 2008 and 2015 have—with a bit of hand-waving—been identified as all taking place after the events of ''[[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron\|All Hail Megatron]]'' and before the Transformers' return to Earth circa [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|issue #28]]; Marissa refers to the group's defunding following the "[[Cobra]] debacle", which took place in the time gap between the end of {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|the most recent ''Joe'' series}} and now. The timeline included in [[Crisis Intervention\|''Revolutionaries'' #1]] would date Cobra's defeat and G.I. Joe's disbandment to 2014; logically, this would have occurred just before the return of Optimus's forces to Earth in [[Earthfall Part 1: Hello Cruel World\|''Robots in Disguise'' #28]].
	* Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''~~{{I\|~~ROM (comic)\|ROM}}'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, ~~{{i\|~~Earthfall: Part Two\|''ROM'' #2}}, published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.		* Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''[[ROM (comic)\|ROM]]'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, [[Earthfall: Part Two\|''ROM'' #2]], published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.
	* Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.		* Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.
	* Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].		* Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].

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	*Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''{{I\|ROM (comic)\|ROM}}'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, {{i\|Earthfall: Part Two\|''ROM'' #2}}, published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.		*Colton, Roadblock, and Scarlett have all also appeared in the first two issues of IDW's ''{{I\|ROM (comic)\|ROM}}'' series, called in to investigate the alien Space Knight's activities on Earth in an operation that presumably portends Colton's appointment as head of the EDC. In particular, {{i\|Earthfall: Part Two\|''ROM'' #2}}, published earlier in the same month as this issue, features the Joes being diverted from this mission to deal with the "situation [...] in Utah" (i.e. Monument Valley), leading into their appearance in this story.
	*Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.		*Blackrock believes that the Joes are taking him to [[Governor's Island]], which was the location of their headquarters in the IDW continuity during the series' {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 3\|third}} and {{i\|G.I. Joe vol. 4\|fourth}} volumes.
	*Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall ~~Chapter~~ 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].		*Blackrock refers to the time the EDC held Alpha Trion prisoner, up until the Autobots sprung him in [[Earthfall Part 5: I Dream of Wires\|issue #32]].
	*As revealed in [[Ten to Midnight\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #56]] (see "Other trivia", below), Prowl knows that Sentinel will be headed for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] in order to avail himself of its Titan graveyard, as he recalls an old wartime scheme of Sentinel's to use the giants for his own ends.		*As revealed in [[Ten to Midnight\|''More than Meets the Eye'' #56]] (see "Other trivia", below), Prowl knows that Sentinel will be headed for [[Moonbase One\|Luna 1]] in order to avail himself of its Titan graveyard, as he recalls an old wartime scheme of Sentinel's to use the giants for his own ends.