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'''''New Avengers/Transformers''''' is a crossover miniseries between comic book companies [[IDW Publishing]] and [[Marvel Comics]].
'''''The New Avengers/Transformers''''' is a crossover miniseries between comic book companies [[IDW Publishing]] and [[Marvel Comics]].


{{chapters|title=''New Avengers/Transformers'' issues:|content=
{{chapters|title=''The New Avengers/Transformers'' issues:|content=
*[[Man and Machine, Part One|#1]]
* [[Man and Machine, Part One|#1]]
*[[Man and Machine, Part Two|#2]]
* [[Man and Machine, Part Two|#2]]
*[[Man and Machine, Part Three|#3]]
* [[Man and Machine, Part Three|#3]]
*[[Man and Machine, Part Four|#4]]
* [[Man and Machine, Part Four|#4]]
}}
}}


== Overview ==
== Overview ==
[[Megatron (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Megatron]] had recently come to [[Earth]] to put down insubordination of the infiltration team there led by [[Starscream (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Starscream]]. After crippling Starscream and bringing the rest of the team in line {{storylink|The Transformers: Infiltration|Infiltration}}, Megatron reestablished [[infiltration protocol]] and initiated phase two. {{storylink|Escalation issue 1|Escalation #1}} Phase two involves the destabilization of global politics with the goal of having national powers fight each other to reduce their ability to resist in later stages. Megatron's first course of action is to establish a base in the Eastern European country of [[Latveria]] and attack the neighboring country of [[Symkaria]] knowing the Symkarians would blame the Latverians and likely start a war over the matter. He also stole the [[Psycho-Prism]] from [[Doctor Doom]] which has the effect of increasing hostile tendencies of nearby humans, which would further escalate tensions.
[[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]] has recently come to [[Earth]] to put down insubordination of the infiltration team there led by [[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Starscream]]. After crippling Starscream and bringing the rest of the team in line, {{storylink|The Transformers: Infiltration|Infiltration}} Megatron reestablishes [[infiltration protocol]] and initiates phase two. {{storylink|Escalation issue 1|Escalation #1}} Phase two involves the destabilization of global politics with the goal of having national powers fight each other to reduce their ability to resist in later stages. Megatron's first course of action is to establish a base in the Eastern European country of [[Latveria]] and attack the neighboring country of [[Symkaria]], knowing the Symkarians would blame the Latverians and likely start a war over the matter. He also steals the [[Psycho-Prism]] from [[Doctor Doom]], which has the effect of increasing hostile tendencies of nearby humans, which would further escalate tensions.


Both the [[Avengers]] and [[Autobot]]s investigate the disturbance....
Both the [[Avengers]] and [[Autobot]]s investigate the disturbance...


== Creative team ==
== Creative team ==
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==Notes==
==Notes==
*The best place to locate this series in the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity]] is during the latter part of [[Escalation issue 1]], after Megatron is last seen in his Cybertronian tank form (he is in gun form in this series). Megatron had gathered his troops together at that point to secure his leadership and oversee the reestablishment [[infiltration protocol]]. [[Ironhide (G1)/IDW Generation 1 continuity|Ironhide]] and [[Sunstreaker (G1)|Sunstreaker]] were off driving [[Hunter O'Nion]], [[Verity Carlo]], and [[Jimmy Pink]] home at that part of the story which would account for their absence in this series. [[Spotlight: Ramjet]], which takes place after this series, begins during [[Escalation issue 2]].
* The best place to locate this series in the [[2005 IDW continuity]] is during the latter part of [[Escalation issue 1|''Escalation'' #1]], after Megatron is last seen in his Cybertronian tank form (he is in gun form in this series). Megatron had gathered his troops together at that point to secure his leadership and oversee the reestablishment [[infiltration protocol]]. [[Ironhide (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ironhide]] and [[Sunstreaker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Sunstreaker]] were off driving [[Hunter O'Nion]], [[Verity Carlo]], and [[Jimmy Pink]] home at that part of the story which would account for their absence in this series. ''[[Spotlight: Ramjet]]'', which takes place after this series, begins during [[Escalation issue 2|''Escalation'' #2]].
*In Marvel continuity, this story is obviously not congruent with the mainstream Marvel Comics universe ("[http://marvel.wikia.com/Earth-616 Earth-616]"), even discounting the presence of the Autobots and Decepticons. At the time this story is intended to take place (between the first two story-arcs of ''New Avengers'', circa mid-2005), [[Doctor Doom]] is supposed to be dead, and [[Ms. Marvel|Carol Danvers]] was not wearing the costume or going by the codename used in the series.  With that said, we now return you to your scheduled dosage of space robots.
* In terms of Marvel continuity, this story obviously doesn't take place within the mainstream Marvel Comics universe ("[[wikia:Marvel:Earth-616|Earth-616]]") due to the presence of the Transformers. Still, writer Stuart Moore wrote the series as if it occurred "between the first and second story arcs" of ''New Avengers'' (mid-2005, two years before its real-world publication date).<ref>{{citesocial|quote=It's pre-Civil War; the story is set, in Marvel continuity, between the first and second story arcs of NEW AVENGERS.|link=https://web.archive.org/web/20070927043539/http://comicnewsi.com/article.php?catid=99&itemid=9440%7CStuart|name=Stuart Moore|site=comicnewsi.com|title=Stuart Moore Talks New Avengers/Transformers|year=2007|month=03|day=02}}</ref> However, it's not a perfect fit, as, at that point in time, [[Doctor Doom]] was supposed to be dead.


== Collections ==
== Collections ==
* ''New Avengers/Transformers'' TPB <small>([[January 16]], [[2008]]) ISBN 0785-12790-9 / ISBN 978-0785127901</small>
* '''''The New Avengers/Transformers''''' <small>([[January 16]], [[2008]]) ISBN 0785-12790-9 / ISBN 978-0785127901</small>
:Bonus material includes issue cover art (no text).
** Collects ''The New Avengers/Transformers'' issues #1–4.
:Advertisements:
** Bonus material includes issue cover art (no text).
:*New Avengers Vol. 1: Breakout
** Advertisements include ''New Avengers'' Volumes 1–6, and Marvel's heroic collections.
:*New Avengers Vol. 2: Sentry
** Trade paperback format.
:*New Avengers Vol. 3: Secrets & Lies
:*New Avengers Vol. 4: The Collective
:*New Avengers Vol. 5: Civil War
:*New Avengers Vol. 6: Revolution
:*Marvel's heroic collections


* ''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection Volume Three]]'' <small>([[March 2]], [[2011]]) ISBN 1600108563 / ISBN 978-1600108563</small>
* '''''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection Volume Three]]''''' <small>([[March 2]], [[2011]]) ISBN 978-1600108563</small>
** Collects ''[[The Transformers: Spotlight|Spotlight]]: [[Spotlight: Galvatron|Galvatron]]'', ''[[Spotlight: Blaster|Blaster]]'', ''[[Spotlight: Arcee|Arcee]]'', ''[[Spotlight: Grimlock|Grimlock]]'' & ''[[Spotlight: Wheelie|Wheelie]]'', ''The New Avengers/Transformers'' issues #1–4, and ''[[The Transformers: Devastation|Devastation]]'' issues [[Devastation issue 1|#1]]–[[Devastation issue 6|6]].
** Hardcover format.


==External links==
<gallery>
* [http://comicnewsi.com/news.php?itemid=9440 Stuart Moore Talks ''New Avengers / Transformers'']
File:New Avengers Transformers tpb.jpg|'''''The New Avengers / Transformers''''' – cover art by [[Jim Cheung]], [[Mark Morales]] and [[Justin Ponsor]]
File:IDWCollection3.jpg|'''''The IDW Collection Volume Three''''' – cover art by [[E. J. Su]]
</gallery>


[[Category:Generation 1 comic series]]
==References==
[[Category:IDW titles]]
{{reflist}}
 
[[Category:Crossovers]]
[[Category:IDW (2005) comic series]]
[[Category:Marvel Comics]]
[[Category:Marvel Comics]]
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[[Category:New Avengers/Transformers issues]]

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Most awesome image ever.

The New Avengers/Transformers is a crossover miniseries between comic book companies IDW Publishing and Marvel Comics.

The New Avengers/Transformers issues:

Overview

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Megatron has recently come to Earth to put down insubordination of the infiltration team there led by Starscream. After crippling Starscream and bringing the rest of the team in line, Infiltration Megatron reestablishes infiltration protocol and initiates phase two. Escalation #1 Phase two involves the destabilization of global politics with the goal of having national powers fight each other to reduce their ability to resist in later stages. Megatron's first course of action is to establish a base in the Eastern European country of Latveria and attack the neighboring country of Symkaria, knowing the Symkarians would blame the Latverians and likely start a war over the matter. He also steals the Psycho-Prism from Doctor Doom, which has the effect of increasing hostile tendencies of nearby humans, which would further escalate tensions.

Both the Avengers and Autobots investigate the disturbance...

Creative team

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The title was written by Stuart Moore and illustrated by Tyler Kirkham. Moore would later write the Spotlight issue for Ramjet, who made his IDW debut in this series.

Notes

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  • The best place to locate this series in the 2005 IDW continuity is during the latter part of Escalation #1, after Megatron is last seen in his Cybertronian tank form (he is in gun form in this series). Megatron had gathered his troops together at that point to secure his leadership and oversee the reestablishment infiltration protocol. Ironhide and Sunstreaker were off driving Hunter O'Nion, Verity Carlo, and Jimmy Pink home at that part of the story which would account for their absence in this series. Spotlight: Ramjet, which takes place after this series, begins during Escalation #2.
  • In terms of Marvel continuity, this story obviously doesn't take place within the mainstream Marvel Comics universe ("Earth-616") due to the presence of the Transformers. Still, writer Stuart Moore wrote the series as if it occurred "between the first and second story arcs" of New Avengers (mid-2005, two years before its real-world publication date).[1] However, it's not a perfect fit, as, at that point in time, Doctor Doom was supposed to be dead.

Collections

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  • The New Avengers/Transformers (January 16, 2008) ISBN 0785-12790-9 / ISBN 978-0785127901
    • Collects The New Avengers/Transformers issues #1–4.
    • Bonus material includes issue cover art (no text).
    • Advertisements include New Avengers Volumes 1–6, and Marvel's heroic collections.
    • Trade paperback format.

References

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  1. "It's pre-Civil War; the story is set, in Marvel continuity, between the first and second story arcs of NEW AVENGERS."—Stuart Moore, comicnewsi.com, "Stuart Moore Talks New Avengers/Transformers", 2007/03/02