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{{disambig3.5|the 2019 comic series|the similarly-titled 2009 comic series|The Transformers (IDW)|Transformers}} | |||
'''''Transformers''''' is an ongoing comic series from [[IDW Publishing]] that debuted in [[Calendar|March]] [[2019]], releasing issues every two weeks for its first six months of publication before switching to a monthly release schedule in September 2019. The series marks the first installment of a [[2019 IDW continuity|brand-new continuity]] for IDW's ''Transformers'' comics, replacing the [[2005 IDW continuity|previous ongoing continuity]] that ran from [[2005]] to [[2018]]. | |||
{{quote|Before an [[Great War (G1)|endless war]] raged between the [[Autobot]]s and the [[Decepticon]]s. Before Orion Pax took on the mantle of [[Optimus Prime (G1)#2019 IDW continuity|Optimus Prime]]. Before [[Earth]] ever learned about the strange robotic alien beings from [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]]—the [[Transformer]]s—there was peace. There was society. There was wonder. Join us now at the dawn of a bold new era...}} | |||
{{chapters|align=center|title=''Transformers'' issues:|content= | |||
*[[The World In Your Eyes Part One|#1]] | |||
*[[The World In Your Eyes Part Two|#2]] | |||
*[[The World In Your Eyes Part Three|#3]] | |||
*[[The World In Your Eyes Part Four|#4]] | |||
*[[The World In Your Eyes Part Five|#5]] | |||
*[[Orion Pax: Free Fall|#6]] | |||
*[[The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part One|#7]] | |||
*[[The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Two|#8]] | |||
*[[The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Three|#9]] | |||
*[[The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Four|#10]] | |||
*[[The Cracks Beneath Your Feet Part Five|#11]] | |||
*[[Nautica: Home|#12]] | |||
*[[The Change In Your Nature Part One|#13]] | |||
*[[The Change In Your Nature Part Two|#14]] | |||
*[[The Change In Your Nature Part Three|#15]] | |||
*[[The Change In Your Nature Part Four|#16]] | |||
*[[The Change In Your Nature Part Five|#17]] | |||
*[[Arcee/Greenlight: Run|#18]] | |||
*[[Rise of the Decepticons: All Fall Down|#19]] | |||
*[[Rise of the Decepticons: Swindle's|#20]] | |||
*[[Rise of the Decepticons: Tremors|#21]] | |||
*[[Rise of the Decepticons: Prisoners|#22]] | |||
*[[Rise of the Decepticons: We Have Decieved You|#23]] | |||
*[[Transformers issue 24|#24]] | |||
*[[Transformers issue 25|#25]] | |||
}} | |||
==Overview== | |||
[[File:Transformers-2019-1-cvrA-clean.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1| The day when we see Optimus and Megatron standing side by side... ''pfftt'']] | |||
Set prior to the war between [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s, ''Transformers'' takes place on a thriving, peaceful [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] that serves as an interstellar commerce hub. The era of peace is brought to an unexpected end, however, when the planet experiences its first murder in living memory.<ref>[https://previewsworld.com/Catalog/JAN190714 ''Transformers'' #1 solicitation]</ref> | |||
==Creative team== | |||
The series is written by [[Brian Ruckley]]. Issues are regularly drawn by more than one artist; duties were initially split between [[Angel Hernandez]] and [[Cachét Whitman]], with Hernandez illustrating the majority of the pages in each issue, <ref name=transmissions20190313>[https://www.transmissionspodcast.com/2019/03/alt-mode-special-8-brian-ruckley-transcript/ Alt Mode Special 8 – Brian Ruckley Interview Transcript]</ref> while the second arc of the series saw [[Anna Malkova]] and [[Beth McGuire-Smith]] join Hernandez as the book's primary recurring artists. | |||
==Collections== | |||
*'''''Transformers Volume 1: The World In Your Eyes''''' <small>([[January 22]], [[2020]]) ISBN 1684055318 / ISBN 978-1684055319</small> | |||
**Hardcover. | |||
**Collects issues #1–12. | |||
**Bonus material currently unknown. | |||
*'''''Transformers Volume 2: The Change In Their Nature''''' <small>([[June 30]], [[2020]] **''scheduled''**) ISBN 1684056756 / ISBN 978-1684056750</small> | |||
**Hardcover. | |||
**Collects ''Transformers'' issues #13–18 and ''[[Transformers: Galaxies|Galaxies]]'' issues #1–6. | |||
**Bonus material currently unknown. | |||
*'''''Transformers Volume 3: All Fall Down''''' <small>([[December 15]], [[2020]] **''scheduled''**) ISBN 1684057396 / ISBN 978-1684057399</small> | |||
**Hardcover. | |||
**Collects ''Transformers'' issues #19–24 and ''Galaxies'' issues #7–12. | |||
**Bonus material currently unknown. | |||
<gallery> | |||
TF-IDW-2019v1.jpg|'''Volume 1'''; cover art by [[Cryssy Cheung]] | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Notes== | |||
*''Transformers'' makes extensive use of ''[[Transformers: Generations (toyline)|Generations]]'' toy designs, notably from ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege (toyline)|Siege]]'', including toy-mandatory features such as protruding hinge covers. Characters without ''Generations'' figures generally utilize the most recent alternative (such as from ''[[Transformers: Cyberverse (toyline)|Cyberverse]]'') or their original Generation 1 designs. Comments from at least one artist indicate this is not a Hasbro mandate<ref>[https://twitter.com/markerguru/status/1131941391012159489 Tweet by Alex Milne (@markerguru), 24 May 2019]</ref> but rather a consensus for contemporary consistency. | |||
*Initial promotion for the series stated that Hernandez and [[Ron Joseph]] would be the artists, but Joseph had to drop the project for personal reasons and was replaced by Whitman.<ref name=transmissions20190313 /> | |||
==References== | |||
{{reflist}} | |||
[[Category:IDW (2019)]] | |||
[[Category:IDW titles]] | |||
Revision as of 06:43, 14 June 2020

| This article is about the 2019 comic series. For the similarly-titled 2009 comic series, see The Transformers (IDW). For a list of other meanings, see Transformers (disambiguation). |
Transformers is an ongoing comic series from IDW Publishing that debuted in March 2019, releasing issues every two weeks for its first six months of publication before switching to a monthly release schedule in September 2019. The series marks the first installment of a brand-new continuity for IDW's Transformers comics, replacing the previous ongoing continuity that ran from 2005 to 2018.
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Overview

Set prior to the war between Autobots and Decepticons, Transformers takes place on a thriving, peaceful Cybertron that serves as an interstellar commerce hub. The era of peace is brought to an unexpected end, however, when the planet experiences its first murder in living memory.[1]
Creative team
The series is written by Brian Ruckley. Issues are regularly drawn by more than one artist; duties were initially split between Angel Hernandez and Cachét Whitman, with Hernandez illustrating the majority of the pages in each issue, [2] while the second arc of the series saw Anna Malkova and Beth McGuire-Smith join Hernandez as the book's primary recurring artists.
Collections
- Transformers Volume 1: The World In Your Eyes (January 22, 2020) ISBN 1684055318 / ISBN 978-1684055319
- Hardcover.
- Collects issues #1–12.
- Bonus material currently unknown.
- Transformers Volume 2: The Change In Their Nature (June 30, 2020 **scheduled**) ISBN 1684056756 / ISBN 978-1684056750
- Hardcover.
- Collects Transformers issues #13–18 and Galaxies issues #1–6.
- Bonus material currently unknown.
- Transformers Volume 3: All Fall Down (December 15, 2020 **scheduled**) ISBN 1684057396 / ISBN 978-1684057399
- Hardcover.
- Collects Transformers issues #19–24 and Galaxies issues #7–12.
- Bonus material currently unknown.
-
Volume 1; cover art by Cryssy Cheung
Notes
- Transformers makes extensive use of Generations toy designs, notably from Siege, including toy-mandatory features such as protruding hinge covers. Characters without Generations figures generally utilize the most recent alternative (such as from Cyberverse) or their original Generation 1 designs. Comments from at least one artist indicate this is not a Hasbro mandate[3] but rather a consensus for contemporary consistency.
- Initial promotion for the series stated that Hernandez and Ron Joseph would be the artists, but Joseph had to drop the project for personal reasons and was replaced by Whitman.[2]


