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'''Script:''' [[Simon Furman]]<br> | '''Script:''' [[Simon Furman]]<br> | ||
'''Art:''' [[ | '''Art:''' [[E.J. Su]]<br> | ||
'''Lettering:''' [[Neil Uyetake]]<br> | '''Lettering:''' [[Neil Uyetake]]<br> | ||
'''Colors:''' [[Zac Atkinson]]<br> | '''Colors:''' [[Zac Atkinson]]<br> | ||
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* ''Major characters (in order of appearance):'' [[Senator Alexander Holt]], [[Runabout (G1)|Runabout]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]], [[Jazz]], [[Ironhide (G1)|Ironhide]], [[Jimmy Pink]], [[Verity Carlo]], [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]], [[Skywarp (G1)|Skywarp]], [[Thundercracker (G1)|Thundercracker]], [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]], [[Drake]], [[Ratchet (G1)|Ratchet]]. | * ''Major characters (in order of appearance):'' [[Senator Alexander Holt]], [[Runabout (G1)|Runabout]], [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]], [[Jazz]], [[Ironhide (G1)|Ironhide]], [[Jimmy Pink]], [[Verity Carlo]], [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]], [[Skywarp (G1)|Skywarp]], [[Thundercracker (G1)|Thundercracker]], [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]], [[Drake]], [[Ratchet (G1)|Ratchet]]. | ||
* ''Originally published:'' | * ''Originally published:'' December 20, 2006 | ||
== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
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The issue opens nine months before the events chronicled in [[Infiltration]], as a senator of the [[United States]] government discusses stability in the Gulf with a US Army general during a stroll in [[Washington, D.C.]] - both unaware that they are being observed by a black sports car. | The issue opens nine months before the events chronicled in [[Infiltration]], as a senator of the [[United States]] government discusses stability in the Gulf with a US Army general during a stroll in [[Washington, D.C.]] - both unaware that they are being observed by a black sports car. | ||
Skipping ahead to the present day, we find Optimus Prime, Jazz and Wheeljack speeding along the I-57 as Ironhide briefs them about the ambush that claimed Sunstreaker and Hunter. Although the attack isn't out of pattern for the [[Decepticon]]s, Prime refuses to assume the [[Autobot]]s' enemies are behind it and sends Jazz and Wheeljack to retrieve Sunstreaker's remains while tasking Ironhide with transporting Verity and Jimmy back to [[Ark-19]]. | Skipping ahead to the present day, we find Optimus Prime, Jazz and Wheeljack speeding along the I-57 as Ironhide briefs them about the ambush that claimed Sunstreaker and Hunter. Although the attack isn't out of pattern for the [[Decepticon]]s, Prime refuses to assume the [[Autobot]]s' enemies are behind it and sends Jazz and Wheeljack to retrieve Sunstreaker's remains while tasking Ironhide with transporting Verity and Jimmy back to ''[[Ark-19]]''. | ||
Jazz and Wheeljack arrive at the impound lot, only to find Drake's team have beaten them to it, loading Sunstreaker onto a truck. They use their disrupters to distract the two Autobots while escaping, but Prime intercepts the truck and brings Sunstreaker's remains back to Ark-19 - where Ratchet immediately identifies them as not being Sunstreaker. Ironhide immediately notifies Verity and Jimmy that both Sunstreaker and Hunter may be alive, interrupting a broadcast by the same senator at the start of the issue - who is now in play for the [[President of the United States|Presidency]], and arguing for US military intervention in the Gulf... | Jazz and Wheeljack arrive at the impound lot, only to find Drake's team have beaten them to it, loading Sunstreaker onto a truck. They use their disrupters to distract the two Autobots while escaping, but Prime intercepts the truck and brings Sunstreaker's remains back to ''Ark-19'' - where Ratchet immediately identifies them as not being Sunstreaker. Ironhide immediately notifies Verity and Jimmy that both Sunstreaker and Hunter may be alive, interrupting a broadcast by the same senator at the start of the issue - who is now in play for the [[President of the United States|Presidency]], and arguing for US military intervention in the Gulf... | ||
== Errors == | == Errors == | ||
Revision as of 13:53, 9 October 2007
Script: Simon Furman
Art: E.J. Su
Lettering: Neil Uyetake
Colors: Zac Atkinson
Editors: Chris Ryall & Dan Taylor
- Major characters (in order of appearance): Senator Alexander Holt, Runabout, Optimus Prime, Jazz, Ironhide, Jimmy Pink, Verity Carlo, Megatron, Skywarp, Thundercracker, Wheeljack, Drake, Ratchet.
- Originally published: December 20, 2006
Synopsis
 Spoiler warning: Plot details follow. of the next episode/issue in the series or 30 days after release, whichever is sooner |
The issue opens nine months before the events chronicled in Infiltration, as a senator of the United States government discusses stability in the Gulf with a US Army general during a stroll in Washington, D.C. - both unaware that they are being observed by a black sports car.
Skipping ahead to the present day, we find Optimus Prime, Jazz and Wheeljack speeding along the I-57 as Ironhide briefs them about the ambush that claimed Sunstreaker and Hunter. Although the attack isn't out of pattern for the Decepticons, Prime refuses to assume the Autobots' enemies are behind it and sends Jazz and Wheeljack to retrieve Sunstreaker's remains while tasking Ironhide with transporting Verity and Jimmy back to Ark-19.
Jazz and Wheeljack arrive at the impound lot, only to find Drake's team have beaten them to it, loading Sunstreaker onto a truck. They use their disrupters to distract the two Autobots while escaping, but Prime intercepts the truck and brings Sunstreaker's remains back to Ark-19 - where Ratchet immediately identifies them as not being Sunstreaker. Ironhide immediately notifies Verity and Jimmy that both Sunstreaker and Hunter may be alive, interrupting a broadcast by the same senator at the start of the issue - who is now in play for the Presidency, and arguing for US military intervention in the Gulf...
Errors
- None yet identified.
Items of note
- The female anchor of the "T-SPAN" news program seen in the final panels of page 22 is identified as "Arcee Arthur".
