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[[Image:Newavengers-tf2.jpg|thumb|200px|The angriest cover in Transformers history.]]
{{comicstory
{{comicnav | New Avengers / Transformers | 2 | seriesname=''New Avengers / Transformers''| prev=Man and Machine, Part One | next=Man and Machine, Part Three }}
|seriesissue=''[[New Avengers/Transformers|New Avengers/<br/>Transformers]]'' #2
'''The Autobots and Avengers are acquainted. Dr. Doom disapproves of Decepticons. '''
|prev=Man and Machine, Part One
__TOC__
|next=Man and Machine, Part Three
{{-}}
|image=Newavengers-tf2.jpg
==Detailed Synopsis==
|caption=The angriest cover in Transformers history.
Fueled by the aggression wave, the [[Avengers]] assault the [[Autobots]], who have arrived at the dome to prevent any loss of life. Ms Marvel battles valiantly against Ratchet's roomy interior, while Bumblebee uses his holographic abilities to take down Luke Cage. Wolverine manages to shake off the effect of being run over, but an electrical pulse from the armored hand of Dr. Doom takes the dirty mutie down.
|title="Man and Machine, Part Two"
 
|publisher=[[Marvel Comics]]
Ratchet places an inhibitor device on Captain America to undo the effects of the aggression wave. Assistance from Dr. Doom is required in order to stop the ferocious Ms. Marvel. The Autobots quickly explain that they've come to Earth to stop the [[Decepticons]] from using the large dome device to devastate the planet. Doom explains his own role in the affair: The aggression wave was produced using the [[Psycho-Prism]] stolen from one of Doom's laboratories. Iron Man remotely confirms that the inhibitor technology is safe for Earthling use.
|date=[[August 8]], [[2007]]
 
|coverdate=October 2007
Inside the dome, the Decepticons (except Ramjet) all receive a power boost. Megatron explains to his captive webslinger that the enhancements are possible thanks to data taken from Spidey's superhuman biology.
|writer=[[Stuart Moore]]
|penciler=[[Tyler Kirkham]]
|inker=[[Sal Regla]]
|colorist=[[Annette Kwok]] & [[Blond]]
|letterer=[[Todd Klein]]
|editor=[[Bill Rosemann]]
|editorinchief=[[Joe Quesada]]
|production=[[Rich Ginter]]
|assistant editor=[[Alejandro Arbona]]
|chronology=[[2005 IDW timeline#Infiltration|Infiltration]]
|continuity=[[2005 IDW continuity]]
}}
'''The Autobots and Avengers are acquainted. Doctor Doom disapproves of Decepticons. '''


The Autobots and Avengers attempt to break through the energy shields around the dome, while Dr. Doom leaves to go to [[Symkaria]], to explain that it is not his military that's bombing that country. The Decepticons spring from their dome-base, and surprise the Autobots with their new power. Luckily, help comes in the form of Iron Man, in a new Transformer-scaled suit of armor.
==Synopsis==
Fueled by the aggression wave, the [[Avengers]] assault the [[Autobot]]s, who have arrived at the [[Array]] to prevent any loss of life. [[Ms. Marvel]] battles valiantly against [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]]'s roomy interior, while [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Bumblebee]] uses his [[holomatter|holographic abilities]] to take down [[Luke Cage]]. [[Wolverine (Marvel)|Wolverine]] manages to shake off the effect of being run over, but an electrical pulse from the armored hand of [[Doctor Doom]] takes the dirty [[Mutant (Marvel)|mutant]] down.


==Credits==
Ratchet places an inhibitor device on [[Captain America]] to undo the effects of the aggression wave. Assistance from Doctor Doom is required in order to stop the ferocious Ms. Marvel. The Autobots quickly explain that they've come to [[Earth]] to stop the [[Decepticon]]s from using the large dome device to devastate the planet. Doom explains his own role in the affair: The aggression wave was produced using the [[Psycho-Prism]] stolen from one of Doom's laboratories. [[Iron Man]] remotely confirms that the inhibitor technology is safe for Earthling use.
'''Writer:''' [[Stuart Moore]]<br>
'''Penciler:''' [[Tyler Kirkham]]<br>
'''Inker:''' Sal Regla<br>
'''Colorist:''' Anne Kwok & Blond<br>
'''Letterer:''' Todd Klein<br>
'''Cover Artists:''' Jack Pearson<br>
* ''Release date:'' August 8, 2007


===Major characters===
Inside the dome, the [[Decepticon]]s (except [[Ramjet (G1)|Ramjet]]) all receive a power boost. [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]] explains to his captive webslinger that the enhancements are possible thanks to data taken from [[Spider-Man]]'s superhuman biology. The procedure is called [[mirror response mode]].
(''Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
{|border=5 cellpadding=5 cellspacing=5 align=center style="border:#800000"
! style="background:#FFEEEE" | [[Autobot]]s
! style="background:#EEEEFE" | [[Decepticon]]s
! style="background:antiquewhite" | [[Human]]s
! style="background:#FFEEB8" | Others
|-
| style="background:#FFEEEE" valign="top" |
* [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] (1)
* [[Ratchet (G1)|Ratchet]] (2)
* [[Prowl (G1)|Prowl]] (3)
* [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] (9)
* [[Jazz (G1)|Jazz]] (10)


| style="background:#EEEEFE" valign="top" |
The Autobots and Avengers attempt to break through the energy shields around the dome, while Doctor Doom leaves to go to [[Symkaria]], to explain that it is not his military that's bombing that country. The Decepticons spring from the Array, and surprise the Autobots with their new power. Luckily, help comes in the form of Iron Man, in a new Transformer-scaled suit of armor.
* [[Runamuck (G1)|Runamuck]] (13)
* [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] (15)
* [[Blitzwing (G1)|Blitzwing]] (16)
* [[Skywarp (G1)|Skywarp]] (17)
* [[Ramjet (G1)|Ramjet]] (18)
* [[Thundercracker (G1)|Thundercracker]] (19)
* [[Runabout]] (20)


| style="background:antiquewhite" valign="top" | '''Regulars'''
==Featured characters==
{{featuredcharacters
|c1=
* [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Optimus Prime]] (1)
* [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] (2)
* [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Prowl]] (3)
* [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Bumblebee]] (9)
* [[Jazz (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Jazz]] (10)
|c2=
* [[Skywarp (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Skywarp]] (14)
* [[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Thundercracker]] (15)
* [[Runamuck (G1)|Runamuck]] (16)
* [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]] (18)
* [[Astrotrain (G1)|Astrotrain]] (19)
* [[Blitzwing (G1)|Blitzwing]] (20)
* [[Ramjet (G1)|Ramjet]] (21)
* [[Runabout (G1)|Runabout]] (22)
|c3=
* [[Luke Cage]] (4)
* [[Luke Cage]] (4)
* [[Falcon (superhero)|Falcon]] (5)
* [[Captain America]] (5)
* [[Captain America]] (6)
* [[Wolverine (Marvel)|Wolverine]] (6)
* [[Wolverine]] (7)
* [[Falcon (Marvel)|Falcon]] (7)
* [[Ms. Marvel]] (8)
* [[Ms. Marvel]] (8)
* [[Doctor Doom]] (11)
* [[Doctor Doom]] (11)
* [[Iron Man]] (12)
* [[Iron Man]] (13)
* [[Spider-Man]] (14)
* [[Spider-Man]] (17)
|c4=
* [[Doombot]]s (12)
}}


'''Guests'''
==Notes==
===Continuity notes===
* '''First appearances:''' Ramjet
===Real-world references===
*When fighting the Autobots, Wolverine compares the Transformers to ''Nascar''.


| style="background:#FFEEB8" valign="top" |
===Errors===
|}
* Ramjet is not drawn as a [[Conehead]], but as a normal [[Seeker (body-type)|Seeker]].
* Jazz's [[function]] is given as "communications". It is actually "special operations".
* The indicia in this issue forgets that this series was a co-production with IDW/Hasbro, and uses the standard Marvel indicia, including a claim that "All characters featured in this issue and the distinctive names and likenesses thereof, and all related incidia are trademarks of Marvel Characters, Inc."
* In issue 1, it was revealed that Symkaria gave a 24-hour deadline for Latveria to stop the bombing before they counter-attack. In this issue it was revealed that it was Thundercracker and Skywarp who were bombing Symkaria. Now Thundercracker and Skywarp are back in Latveria fighting off the Avengers and Autobots. So who is still bombing Symkaria so that they haven't called off their deadline?


==Items of note==
===Other trivia===
[[File:Man and Machine 2 Crankcase vs Thundercracker.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Thundercranker]]
* In some preview art released before this issue hit stores, a robot clearly modeled after the [[Transformers (2007 toyline)|2007 live-action movie toyline]] [[Crankcase (Movie)|Crankcase]] was featured in a group shot with the other Decepticons. For the published issue, this robot was replaced with Thundercracker. It's unknown if this was a simple art reference mistake or a lingering indication of a plotline that was changed in the final product. It was widely speculated at the time that this new character would have possibly filled the role Ramjet had in this series, but was replaced in favor of an existing G1 Decepticon.
* Because the power-up was derived from Spider-Man's spider-abilities, Thundercracker's lasers take a "webbing" shape.
* Because the power-up was derived from Spider-Man's spider-abilities, Thundercracker's lasers take a "webbing" shape.
===Covers===
{{-}}
* None yet identified
 
===Covers (1)===
* An angry potato in a Wolverine costume charging at the viewer with a strangely anachronistic 1980s Datsun version of Prowl pointing a gun at the viewer in the background; art by [[Jason Pearson]].
 
===Advertisements===
===Advertisements===
* None yet identified
* [[United States Army]]
* ''[[Fantastic Four]]: Rise of the Silver Surfer'' game
* ''Doctor Strange'' DVD
* BVD boxers
* Honda Element
* ''Pathfinder'' DVD
* gamesrider.com
* ''[[Punisher]]: War Journal'' #11
* ''Captain America Omnibus Volume 1''
* "[[Man and Machine, Part Three]]"
* ''Blue Dragon'' game
* ''Bioshock'' game (back cover)
 
===Reprints===
<small>Other than [[New Avengers/Transformers#Collections|collections of the full series:]]</small>
* N/A


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The angriest cover in Transformers history.
"Man and Machine, Part Two"
Publisher Marvel Comics
First published August 8, 2007
Cover date October 2007
Writer Stuart Moore
Penciler Tyler Kirkham
Inker Sal Regla
Colorist Annette Kwok & Blond
Letterer Todd Klein
Editor Bill Rosemann
Assistant editor Alejandro Arbona
Editor-in-chief Joe Quesada
Continuity 2005 IDW continuity
Chronology Infiltration

The Autobots and Avengers are acquainted. Doctor Doom disapproves of Decepticons.

Synopsis

[edit]

Fueled by the aggression wave, the Avengers assault the Autobots, who have arrived at the Array to prevent any loss of life. Ms. Marvel battles valiantly against Ratchet's roomy interior, while Bumblebee uses his holographic abilities to take down Luke Cage. Wolverine manages to shake off the effect of being run over, but an electrical pulse from the armored hand of Doctor Doom takes the dirty mutant down.

Ratchet places an inhibitor device on Captain America to undo the effects of the aggression wave. Assistance from Doctor Doom is required in order to stop the ferocious Ms. Marvel. The Autobots quickly explain that they've come to Earth to stop the Decepticons from using the large dome device to devastate the planet. Doom explains his own role in the affair: The aggression wave was produced using the Psycho-Prism stolen from one of Doom's laboratories. Iron Man remotely confirms that the inhibitor technology is safe for Earthling use.

Inside the dome, the Decepticons (except Ramjet) all receive a power boost. Megatron explains to his captive webslinger that the enhancements are possible thanks to data taken from Spider-Man's superhuman biology. The procedure is called mirror response mode.

The Autobots and Avengers attempt to break through the energy shields around the dome, while Doctor Doom leaves to go to Symkaria, to explain that it is not his military that's bombing that country. The Decepticons spring from the Array, and surprise the Autobots with their new power. Luckily, help comes in the form of Iron Man, in a new Transformer-scaled suit of armor.

[edit]

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots Decepticons Humans Others

Notes

[edit]

Continuity notes

[edit]
  • First appearances: Ramjet

Real-world references

[edit]
  • When fighting the Autobots, Wolverine compares the Transformers to Nascar.

Errors

[edit]
  • Ramjet is not drawn as a Conehead, but as a normal Seeker.
  • Jazz's function is given as "communications". It is actually "special operations".
  • The indicia in this issue forgets that this series was a co-production with IDW/Hasbro, and uses the standard Marvel indicia, including a claim that "All characters featured in this issue and the distinctive names and likenesses thereof, and all related incidia are trademarks of Marvel Characters, Inc."
  • In issue 1, it was revealed that Symkaria gave a 24-hour deadline for Latveria to stop the bombing before they counter-attack. In this issue it was revealed that it was Thundercracker and Skywarp who were bombing Symkaria. Now Thundercracker and Skywarp are back in Latveria fighting off the Avengers and Autobots. So who is still bombing Symkaria so that they haven't called off their deadline?

Other trivia

[edit]
Thundercranker
  • In some preview art released before this issue hit stores, a robot clearly modeled after the 2007 live-action movie toyline Crankcase was featured in a group shot with the other Decepticons. For the published issue, this robot was replaced with Thundercracker. It's unknown if this was a simple art reference mistake or a lingering indication of a plotline that was changed in the final product. It was widely speculated at the time that this new character would have possibly filled the role Ramjet had in this series, but was replaced in favor of an existing G1 Decepticon.
  • Because the power-up was derived from Spider-Man's spider-abilities, Thundercracker's lasers take a "webbing" shape.


Covers (1)

[edit]
  • An angry potato in a Wolverine costume charging at the viewer with a strangely anachronistic 1980s Datsun version of Prowl pointing a gun at the viewer in the background; art by Jason Pearson.

Advertisements

[edit]

Reprints

[edit]

Other than collections of the full series:

  • N/A
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