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|colors by=[[James Brown]]
|letters by=  
|letters by=[[Chris Mowry]]
|editor=[[Carlos Guzman]]
|editor=[[Carlos Guzman]]
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|associate editor=[[Andy Schmidt]]
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'''Strange things are afoot in North Korea'''
'''Strange things are afoot in North Korea.'''


==Synopsis==
==Synopsis==
A television news anchor reports that the discovery by spy satellites of [[energon]] manufacturing by [[North Korea]], leaving the [[United States of America|United States]] uneasy due to North Korea's history of pursuing nuclear weapons.


A television news anchor reports that spy satellites show that North Korea is manufacturing energon. Their intent is unknown, although it has left the United States uneasy, as prior to the Cybertronian conflict on Earth, North Korea had been moving towards attaining nuclear weapons.  
[[File:KimJongDu.jpg|left|275px|thumb|I have daddy issues]]
In the [[Korean Demilitarized Zone]], [[Onslaught (G1)|Onslaught]] drives through the fence separating the North and the [[South Korea|South]] and starts to attack South Korean soldiers. He is struck by a shell from a tank, but the tank is vaporized by another tank—who transforms, revealing himself as [[Brawl (G1)|Brawl]]. Jet fighters scrambled to attack the invaders are cut down in the air by [[Vortex (G1)|Vortex]], who transforms and joins the others on the ground. Onslaught radios their boss, North Korean dictator [[Kim Jong Du]], and reports that the battle is over. Kim, arriving at the head of a large North Korean military force, is pleased; [[Seoul]] will be theirs in hours at this rate.


In the Korean de-militarised zone, [[Onslaught (G1)|Onslaught]] drives through the fence separating the North and the South and starts to attack South Korean soldiers. He is struck by a shell from a tank, but the tank is vaporised by another tank—who transforms, revealing himself to be [[Brawl (G1)|Brawl]]. Jet fighters scrambled to attack the invaders are cut down in the air by [[Vortex (G1)|Vortex]], who transforms and joins the others on the ground. Onslaught radios his boss, Kim Jong Du, and reports that the battle is over. Kim, at the head of a large North Korean military force, is pleased, claiming that Seoul will be theirs in hours at this rate.
At [[Skywatch]] headquarters, [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Spike Witwicky]] reflects that North Korean collaboration with the [[Decepticon]]s was inevitable. Consulting [[Joe Henderson (G1)|Joe Henderson]] about the specifics of the situation, he is unable to learn anything besides the presence of seventeen energon production facilities in North Korea—and evidence of one further [[Combaticon (G1)|Combaticon]] in play not yet sighted at the border.


At Skywatch headquarters, Spike reflects that it was inevitable that North Korea collaborate with the Decepticons eventually. He consults Henderson about the specifics of the situation, but Henderson is unable to reveal anything beyond that there is one further Combaticon in play that has not been sighted yet, and that the North Koreans have seventeen energon production facilities.  
Elsewhere in the base, [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] explains to a Skywatch engineer the internal workings of Cybertronians, using a relaxed [[Cliffjumper (G1)|Cliffjumper]] as an example. [[Jetfire (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Jetfire]] expresses his hesitancy to [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Bumblebee]] about giving their knowledge to the [[human]]s, but Bumblebee replies that not only have the humans given them similar access to human information, they've also supplied the [[Autobot]]s with all the energon they need. Spike enters the room, asking to speak to the leader of the Autobots. Jetfire, Ratchet and Cliffjumper all gesture to Bumblebee, but Spike insists on [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Optimus Prime]].


Meanwhile, elsewhere in the base, [[Ratchet (G1)|Ratchet]] is explaining to a Skywatch engineer the internal workings of the Cybertronians, using a relaxed Cliffjumper as an example. [[Jetfire (G1)|Jetfire]] expresses his hesitancy to Bumblebee about giving their knowledge to the humans, but Bumblebee replies that not only have the humans given them similar access to human information, they've also supplied the Autobots with all the energon they need. Spike enters the room, asking to speak to the leader of the Autobots and deciding that Optimus Prime is a better option after Jetfire, Ratchet and Cliffjumper all gesture to Bumblebee.
Spike finds Optimus Prime sitting in the now-open cell where he was previously detained, which he claims helps him to think. He requests Prime's help to deal with the Combaticons, who are more organized and powerful than any Decepticon they've had to bring in before. Bumblebee accepts his request, but before he can assemble a team, Campolongo bursts in to tell them that the President is making a live address.


Spike finds Optimus Prime sitting in the now-open cell where he was previously detained, which he claims helps him to think. He requests for Prime's help in dealing with the Combaticons, who are more organised and powerful than any Decepticon they've had to bring in before. Bumblebee accepts his request, but before he can assemble a team, Campognolo bursts in to tell them that the President is making a live address.
The [[President of the United States|President]] announces the act of aggression from North Korea towards the South, and that Cybertronians were involved on the side of the aggressors. He then declares that any nation collaborating with Cybertronians or using their technology will be considered to be in possession of weapons of mass destruction. Aware of the problems this causes for him and the Autobots, Spike orders that everyone act as if the base was under communications blackout and no one had heard the address. He then continues preparing for the mission.
 
The President says that there has been an act of aggression from North Korea towards the South, and that Cybertronians were involved on the side of the aggressors. He then declares that any nation collaborating with Cybertronians or using their technology will be considered to be in possession of weapons of mass destruction. Spike is aware of the problems this causes for him and the Autobots, and as the address ends, Spike orders that everyone act as if the base was under communications blackout and no one had heard the address. He then continues preparing for the mission.


==Featured characters==
==Featured characters==
{{featuredcharacters
{{featuredcharacters
|c1=
|c1=
* [[Cliffjumper (G1)|Cliffjumper]] (10)
* [[Cliffjumper (G1)|Cliffjumper]] (10)
* [[Ratchet (G1)|Ratchet]] (11)
* [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Ratchet]] (11)
* [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] (12)
* [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Bumblebee]] (12)
* [[Jetfire (G1)|Jetfire]] (13)
* [[Jetfire (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Jetfire]] (13)
* [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] (14)
* [[Optimus Prime (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Optimus Prime]] (14)
|c2=
|c2=
* [[Onslaught (G1)|Onslaught]] (3)
* [[Onslaught (G1)|Onslaught]] (3)
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* [[Vortex (G1)|Vortex]] (5)
* [[Vortex (G1)|Vortex]] (5)
|c3=
|c3=
* [[News Anchor]] (1)
* [[Nina]] (1)
* Korean DMZ Soldiers (2)
* Korean DMZ soldiers (2)
* [[Kim Jong Du]] (6)
* [[Kim Jong Du]] (6)
* [[Spike Witwicky (G1)|Spike Witwicky]] (7)
* [[Spike Witwicky (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Spike Witwicky]] (7)
* [[Skywatch]] Personnel (8)
* [[Skywatch]] Personnel (8)
* [[Joe Henderson]] (9)
* [[Joe Henderson (G1)|Joe Henderson]] (9)
* [[Campologno]] (15)
* [[Campolongo]] (15)
* The [[President of the United States]] (16)
* [[Browne|President Browne]] (16)
}}


==Notes==
===Continuity notes===
* The newsreader at the start fills in with some worldbuilding: an international incident between the Koreas was brewing when Megatron invaded, nobody's sure when or how North Korea changed leader, and the lack of noise from North Korea isn't suspicious because "several corners of the globe are still without power or communications" after ''[[The Transformers: All Hail Megatron|All Hail Megatron]]''. That last bit is a bit worrying when the Decepticons were kicked off Earth ''three years ago!''
* Of course for that to be the reason ''why'' North Korea's silence isn't considered suspicious, North Korea must've been attacked itself.
* Henderson reveals that the North Koreans have been producing enough energon for five Cybertronians to consume, though future issues make it clear that not all five Combaticons are together, only the three featured in this issue and the unknown fourth (later revealed as [[Swindle (G1)|Swindle]]). Perhaps they were making extra energon [[Blast Off (G1)|just in case]].


}}
===Transformers references===
* Onslaught's license plate reads "D-64", the [[List of Japanese ID numbers|Japanese ID number]] of his original toy.
* Ratchet discusses removing a burr from one of Cliffjumper's rotator nodes, a reference to [[Kup (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Kup]]'s line from the [[The Transformers: The Movie|1986 movie]].


==Quotes==
===Real-life references===
TBA
* The North Korean leader in this issue, Kim Jong Du, while being said to be the son of {{w|Kim Jong Il}}, is clearly based off his likeness. The American President, however, looks nothing like [[Barack Obama]].
==Errors==
* The title is a reference to a {{w|The Land Ironclads|short story by H.G. Wells}}.
* Almost all of the Transformers have changed bodies again between issues. For the first time in a very, very long time, they are drawn to the specifications of their original Generation 1 [[character model]]s, with only slight variations for necessity (Ratchet, for instance, sports electrocardiogram graphics on his shoulders instead of his traditional Red Cross symbols). Optimus Prime and Bumblebee are the exceptions, with the former in a Dery-ized version of his recent [[Don Figueroa]] design, and the latter in a cross between his Dodge Challenger body Don Figueroa used in [[Earthworks|issue 6]] and [[Chee Yang Ong]]'s simplified take of it seen at the conclusion of [[The Transformers: Bumblebee|his mini-series]]. This was after an artistic error depicted him in his traditional Volkswagen body in his [[The Transformers issue 7|last appearance]].


==Items of note==
===Errors===
*Onslaught's license plate reads "D-64", the [[Japanese ID number list|Japanese ID number]] of his original toy.
* When Henderson is describing Energon to Spike, he says "Our own experiments with the substance has shown that it's too unstable to store for more than a few months". It should be "Our own experiments... ''have'' shown".
*The North Korean leader in this issue, Kim Jong Du, while being said to be the son of Kim Jong Il, is clearly based off Il's likeness. The American President, however, looks nothing like [[Barack Obama]].
* Almost all of the Transformers have changed bodies again between issues. For the first time in a very, very long time, they are drawn to the specifications of their original Generation 1 [[character model]]s, with only slight variations for necessity (Ratchet, for instance, sports electrocardiogram graphics on his shoulders instead of his traditional [[Red Cross]] symbols). Optimus Prime and Bumblebee are the exceptions, with the former in a Dery-ized version of his recent [[Don Figueroa]] design, and the latter in a cross between his Dodge Challenger body Don Figueroa used in [[Things Fall Apart, Part 5: "Earthworks"|issue #6]] and [[Chee Yang Ong]]'s simplified take of it seen at the conclusion of [[The Transformers: Bumblebee|his mini-series]], plus various elements lifted from an unused Don Figueroa design shown on the alternate cover of [[Things Fall Apart, Part 4: "Enemies of the System"|issue #5]] (which is also the design used for Cliffjumper in the first few issues of the ongoing). This was after an artistic error depicted him in his traditional Volkswagen body in his [[All His Engines|last appearance]].
*Henderson reveals that the North Koreans have been producing enough energon for five Cybertronians to consume. This might suggest that the Combaticons are together for the first time. (While he'd been referred to as a Combaticon previously, Swindle had never been seen with them up to this point.)
** Just like with issue #8, Guido shared a little info on IDW boards about drawing this issue. He said: "Actually at first I was using Don's designs, then I was asked to do my own thing. Because of that and other reasons almost half of #9 pages have been re-drawn from scratch or heavily patched with changes. This didn't happen with #10–12, you'll see."<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20120923102010/http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=192461 Guido post in which he says that IDW asked him to not bother with Dons designs, and to redraw half of the issue he already made using his own preference in design.]</ref>
*Just like with issue #8, Guido shared a little info on IDW boards about drawing this issue. He said: "Actually at first I was using Don's designs, then I was asked to do my own thing. Because of that and other reasons almost half of #9 pages have been re-drawn from scratch of heavily patched with changes. This didn't happen with #10-12, you'll see."<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=192461#192461 Guido post in which he says that IDW asked him to not bother with Dons designs, and to redraw half of the issue he already made using his own preference in design.]</ref>


===Covers (3)===
===Covers (4)===
* '''Cover A:''' Bumblebee taking cover behind debris under fire from the Combaticons; art by [[Don Figueroa]] and colors by .
* '''Cover A:''' Bumblebee taking cover behind debris under fire from the Combaticons; art by [[Don Figueroa]] and colors by [[James Brown]].
* '''Cover B:''' The Combaticons; art by [[Guido Guidi]] and colors by .
* '''Cover B:''' The Combaticons; art by [[Guido Guidi]] and colors by James Brown.
* '''Cover RI:''' Concept art of Optimus Prime; art by Don Figueroa.
* '''Cover RI:''' Concept art of Optimus Prime; art by Don Figueroa.
* '''Auto Assembly 2010 exclusive cover:''' Swindle auctions a boxed set of [[Scott McNeil]], [[Derrick J. Wyatt]], and [[Garry Chalk]] [[toy]]s to his fellow Combaticons at [[Auto Assembly 2010]]; art by [[Nick Roche]], colors by [[Liam Shalloo]].


<gallery>
<gallery>
Image: Transformers 9A.jpg|Hey, why don't you boss Ultra Magnus around some more, 'Bee? I'm sure he'll come running.
File:TFvol1 9cvrA.jpg|Hey, why don't you boss Ultra Magnus around some more, 'Bee? I'm sure he'll come running.
Image: Transformers 9B.jpg|
File:TFvol1 9cvrB.jpg|We've been hired by [[Sunbow Productions|Sunbow]] to take over!
Image: Transformers 9RI.jpg|Freaky faces are the right of all sentient beings.
File:TFvol1 9cvrRI.jpg|Freaky faces are the right of all sentient beings.
File:TFvol1 9cvrAuto.jpg|These will not have any resale value.
</gallery>
</gallery>


===Advertisements===
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===Reprints===
* '''''The Transformers, Volume 2: International Incident''''' <small>([[December 8]], [[2010]]) ISBN 1600108040 / ISBN 978-1600108044</small>
** Collects ''The Transformers'' (2009) issues #7–12.
** Bonus material includes art from all covers, including design sketches from Don Figueroa.
** Trade paperback format.
 
* '''''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection Volume Seven]]''''' <small>([[October 17]], [[2012]]) ISBN 1613774060 / ISBN 978-1613774069</small>
** Collects ''[[Infestation (IDW)|Infestation]]'' issues [[The Transformers: Infestation issue 1|#1]]–[[The Transformers: Infestation issue 2|2]], ''The Transformers'' (2009) issues #7–18, and ''[[The Transformers: Ironhide|Ironhide]]'' issues [[The Iron Age|#1]]–[[Any Old Iron|4]].
** Hardcover format.
 
* '''''[[Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection]]: Volume 47: International Incident''''' <small>([[March 3]], [[2019]])</small>
** Collects ''[[The Transformers: Bumblebee|Bumblebee]]'' issues [[The Hanging Sword|#1]]–[[Wings of Wax|4]], and ''The Transformers'' (2009) issues #9–12.
** Bonus material includes an interview with ''Zander Cannon'' and breakdowns for pages 1–4 of each issue of the ''Bumblebee'' mini-series.
** Hardcover format.
 
<gallery>
File:IDW ongoing tpb2.jpg|'''''Volume 2: International Incident''''' – cover art by [[Guido Guidi]] and [[James Brown]]
File:IDWCollection7.jpg|'''''The IDW Collection Volume Seven''''' – cover art by [[E. J. Su]]
File:DefinitiveG1Collection v47.jpg|'''''The Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 47: International Incident''''' – cover art by [[Don Figueroa]] and Guido Guidi
</gallery>


==References==
==References==
<references />
{{reflist}}


[[Category:IDW Generation 1 issues]]
[[Category:IDW The Transformers issues]]

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« The Transformers #9 »

Bumble in the rubble
International Incident Part 1: "The Land Ironclads"
Publisher IDW Publishing
First published July 14, 2010
Cover date July 2010
Written by Mike Costa
Art by Guido Guidi
Colors by James Brown
Letters by Chris Mowry
Editor Carlos Guzman
Associate editor Andy Schmidt
Continuity 2005 IDW continuity
Chronology Current era (2010)

Strange things are afoot in North Korea.

Synopsis

[edit]

A television news anchor reports that the discovery by spy satellites of energon manufacturing by North Korea, leaving the United States uneasy due to North Korea's history of pursuing nuclear weapons.

I have daddy issues

In the Korean Demilitarized Zone, Onslaught drives through the fence separating the North and the South and starts to attack South Korean soldiers. He is struck by a shell from a tank, but the tank is vaporized by another tank—who transforms, revealing himself as Brawl. Jet fighters scrambled to attack the invaders are cut down in the air by Vortex, who transforms and joins the others on the ground. Onslaught radios their boss, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Du, and reports that the battle is over. Kim, arriving at the head of a large North Korean military force, is pleased; Seoul will be theirs in hours at this rate.

At Skywatch headquarters, Spike Witwicky reflects that North Korean collaboration with the Decepticons was inevitable. Consulting Joe Henderson about the specifics of the situation, he is unable to learn anything besides the presence of seventeen energon production facilities in North Korea—and evidence of one further Combaticon in play not yet sighted at the border.

Elsewhere in the base, Ratchet explains to a Skywatch engineer the internal workings of Cybertronians, using a relaxed Cliffjumper as an example. Jetfire expresses his hesitancy to Bumblebee about giving their knowledge to the humans, but Bumblebee replies that not only have the humans given them similar access to human information, they've also supplied the Autobots with all the energon they need. Spike enters the room, asking to speak to the leader of the Autobots. Jetfire, Ratchet and Cliffjumper all gesture to Bumblebee, but Spike insists on Optimus Prime.

Spike finds Optimus Prime sitting in the now-open cell where he was previously detained, which he claims helps him to think. He requests Prime's help to deal with the Combaticons, who are more organized and powerful than any Decepticon they've had to bring in before. Bumblebee accepts his request, but before he can assemble a team, Campolongo bursts in to tell them that the President is making a live address.

The President announces the act of aggression from North Korea towards the South, and that Cybertronians were involved on the side of the aggressors. He then declares that any nation collaborating with Cybertronians or using their technology will be considered to be in possession of weapons of mass destruction. Aware of the problems this causes for him and the Autobots, Spike orders that everyone act as if the base was under communications blackout and no one had heard the address. He then continues preparing for the mission.

[edit]

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots Decepticons Humans

Notes

[edit]

Continuity notes

[edit]
  • The newsreader at the start fills in with some worldbuilding: an international incident between the Koreas was brewing when Megatron invaded, nobody's sure when or how North Korea changed leader, and the lack of noise from North Korea isn't suspicious because "several corners of the globe are still without power or communications" after All Hail Megatron. That last bit is a bit worrying when the Decepticons were kicked off Earth three years ago!
  • Of course for that to be the reason why North Korea's silence isn't considered suspicious, North Korea must've been attacked itself.
  • Henderson reveals that the North Koreans have been producing enough energon for five Cybertronians to consume, though future issues make it clear that not all five Combaticons are together, only the three featured in this issue and the unknown fourth (later revealed as Swindle). Perhaps they were making extra energon just in case.

Transformers references

[edit]
  • Onslaught's license plate reads "D-64", the Japanese ID number of his original toy.
  • Ratchet discusses removing a burr from one of Cliffjumper's rotator nodes, a reference to Kup's line from the 1986 movie.

Real-life references

[edit]
  • The North Korean leader in this issue, Kim Jong Du, while being said to be the son of Kim Jong Il, is clearly based off his likeness. The American President, however, looks nothing like Barack Obama.
  • The title is a reference to a short story by H.G. Wells.

Errors

[edit]
  • When Henderson is describing Energon to Spike, he says "Our own experiments with the substance has shown that it's too unstable to store for more than a few months". It should be "Our own experiments... have shown".
  • Almost all of the Transformers have changed bodies again between issues. For the first time in a very, very long time, they are drawn to the specifications of their original Generation 1 character models, with only slight variations for necessity (Ratchet, for instance, sports electrocardiogram graphics on his shoulders instead of his traditional Red Cross symbols). Optimus Prime and Bumblebee are the exceptions, with the former in a Dery-ized version of his recent Don Figueroa design, and the latter in a cross between his Dodge Challenger body Don Figueroa used in issue #6 and Chee Yang Ong's simplified take of it seen at the conclusion of his mini-series, plus various elements lifted from an unused Don Figueroa design shown on the alternate cover of issue #5 (which is also the design used for Cliffjumper in the first few issues of the ongoing). This was after an artistic error depicted him in his traditional Volkswagen body in his last appearance.
    • Just like with issue #8, Guido shared a little info on IDW boards about drawing this issue. He said: "Actually at first I was using Don's designs, then I was asked to do my own thing. Because of that and other reasons almost half of #9 pages have been re-drawn from scratch or heavily patched with changes. This didn't happen with #10–12, you'll see."[1]

Covers (4)

[edit]
  • Hey, why don't you boss Ultra Magnus around some more, 'Bee? I'm sure he'll come running.
    Hey, why don't you boss Ultra Magnus around some more, 'Bee? I'm sure he'll come running.
  • We've been hired by Sunbow to take over!
    We've been hired by Sunbow to take over!
  • Freaky faces are the right of all sentient beings.
    Freaky faces are the right of all sentient beings.
  • These will not have any resale value.
    These will not have any resale value.

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Reprints

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  • The Transformers, Volume 2: International Incident (December 8, 2010) ISBN 1600108040 / ISBN 978-1600108044
    • Collects The Transformers (2009) issues #7–12.
    • Bonus material includes art from all covers, including design sketches from Don Figueroa.
    • Trade paperback format.
  • Volume 2: International Incident – cover art by Guido Guidi and James Brown
    Volume 2: International Incident – cover art by Guido Guidi and James Brown
  • The IDW Collection Volume Seven – cover art by E. J. Su
    The IDW Collection Volume Seven – cover art by E. J. Su
  • The Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 47: International Incident – cover art by Don Figueroa and Guido Guidi
    The Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 47: International Incident – cover art by Don Figueroa and Guido Guidi

References

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  1. ↑ Guido post in which he says that IDW asked him to not bother with Dons designs, and to redraw half of the issue he already made using his own preference in design.
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