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[[File:MonstrosityTPB.jpg|upright=1.3|thumb|Megatron's a mean mutha!]]
[[File:MonstrosityTPB.jpg|upright=1.3|thumb|Megatron's a mean mutha!]]
'''''The Transformers: Monstrosity''''' is the sequel to ''[[The Transformers: Autocracy|Autocracy]]'', and continues where that series left off, with the Autobots dealing with their freedom in the very early days of the war. The [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] take centre stage, on the run from the law as they attempt to steal the funds to escape [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], while [[Scorponok (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Scorponok]] usurps [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]]'s seat of power following his defeat at the end of ''Autocracy''.
'''''The Transformers: Monstrosity''''' is the sequel to ''[[The Transformers: Autocracy|Autocracy]]'', and continues where that series left off, with the Autobots dealing with their freedom in the very early days of the war. The [[Dinobot (G1)|Dinobots]] take centre stage, on the run from the law as they attempt to steal the funds to escape [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], while [[Scorponok (G1)|Scorponok]] usurps [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity|Megatron]]'s seat of power following his defeat at the end of ''Autocracy''.


Like ''Autocracy'', ''Monstrosity'' was first released as twelve bi-weekly 8-page digital-exclusive issues beginning in March 2013, but ''unlike'' its forebear, it was made available in print as a four-issue mini-series beginning in June, before seeing release as a trade paperback in December.
Like ''Autocracy'', ''Monstrosity'' was first released as twelve bi-weekly 8-page digital-exclusive issues beginning in March 2013, but ''unlike'' its forebear, it was made available in print as a four-issue mini-series beginning in June, before seeing release as a trade paperback in December.
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==Collections==
==Collections==
* '''''The Transformers: Monstrosity''''' TPB <small>([[December 11]], [[2013]]) ISBN 1613777507 / ISBN 978-1613777503</small>
* '''''The Transformers: Monstrosity''''' TPB <small>([[December 11]], [[2013]]) ISBN 1613777507 / ISBN 978-1613777503</small>
:* Contains issues #1–12.
** Collects ''Monstrosity'' issues #1–4.
:* Bonus material: None.


* '''''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 4|The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 4]]''''' <small>([[October 12]], [[2016]]) ISBN 1631407155 / ISBN 978-1631407154</small>
* '''''[[The Transformers: The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 4]]''''' <small>([[October 12]], [[2016]]) ISBN 1631407155 / ISBN 978-1631407154</small>
:* Contains ''Monstrosity'' issues #1–12.
** Collects ''Monstrosity'' issues #1–12, ''[[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise|Robots in Disguise]]'' issues [[City on Fire|#12]]–[[Heavy Is the Head|16]] & [[Shockwaves|#17]]–[[Second Exodus|18]], and ''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye|More than Meets the Eye]]'' issues [[Remembrance Day|#14]]–[[The Gloaming|16]].
:*''[[The Transformers: Robots in Disguise]]'' #12–18
:*''[[The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye]]'' #14–16


* '''''[[The Transformers: Autocracy Trilogy]]''''' <small>([[March 1]], [[2017]]) ISBN 1631408070 / ISBN 978-1631408076</small>
* '''''[[The Transformers: Autocracy Trilogy]]''''' <small>([[March 1]], [[2017]]) ISBN 1631408070 / ISBN 978-1631408076</small>
:* Contains ''Monstrosity'' issues #1–12, as well as all issues of its prequel  ''[[The Transformers: Autocracy|Autocracy]]'' and sequel ''[[The Transformers: Primacy|Primacy]]''.
** Collects ''[[The Transformers: Autocracy|Autocracy]]'' issues [[Law and Disorder|#1]]–[[Endgame|12]], ''Monstrosity'' issues #1–4, and ''[[The Transformers: Primacy|Primacy]]'' issues [[Primacy issue 1|#1]]–[[Primacy issue 4|4]].
:* Bonus material: Art gallery, featuring works of [[Andrew Griffith]], [[Saren Stone]], and [[Livio Ramondelli]].
** Bonus material includes an art gallery, featuring works of [[Andrew Griffith]], [[Saren Stone]], and [[Livio Ramondelli]].


* '''''[[Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection]]: Volume 35: Primacy''''' <small>([[July 26]], 2017)</small>
* '''''[[Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection]]: Volume 35: Primacy''''' <small>([[July 26]], 2017)</small>
:*Includes ''Monstrosity'' and its sequel, ''Primacy''.
** Includes ''Monstrosity'' issues #1–4, and ''Primacy'' issues #1–4.
:*Bonus material includes an interview with Flint Dille about his work on the G1 cartoon and his involvement in the ''Autocracy'' trilogy, a cover gallery, and an introduction by [[Simon Furman]].
** Bonus material includes an interview with Flint Dille about his work on the G1 cartoon and his involvement in the ''Autocracy'' trilogy, a cover gallery, and an introduction by [[Simon Furman]].


<gallery>
<gallery>
File:MonstrosityTPB.jpg|'''''Monstrosity''''' TPB; art by [[Livio Ramondelli]].
File:MonstrosityTPB.jpg|'''''Monstrosity'' TPB''' – cover art by [[Livio Ramondelli]].
File:IDWCollectionP2V4.jpg|'''''IDW Collection: Phase Two Vol. 4'''''; art by [[Marcelo Matere]] and [[Tom B. Long]].
File:IDWCollectionP2V4.jpg|'''''The IDW Collection Phase Two: Volume 4''''' – cover art by [[Marcelo Matere]] and [[Tom B. Long]].
File:IDW-Autocracy-Trilogy-HC.jpg|'''''Autocracy Trilogy'''''; art by Livio Ramondelli.
File:IDW-Autocracy-Trilogy-HC.jpg|'''''Autocracy Trilogy''''' – cover art by Livio Ramondelli.
File:DefinitiveG1Collection v35.jpg|'''''Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 35: Primacy'''''; cover art by [[Guido Guidi]] (Prime) and [[Saren Stone]].
File:DefinitiveG1Collection v35.jpg|'''''The Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 35: Primacy''''' – cover art by [[Guido Guidi]] (Prime) and [[Saren Stone]].
</gallery>
</gallery>


Revision as of 02:21, 23 March 2023

This article is about the comic series. For the mobile game event, see Monstrosity.
Megatron's a mean mutha!

The Transformers: Monstrosity is the sequel to Autocracy, and continues where that series left off, with the Autobots dealing with their freedom in the very early days of the war. The Dinobots take centre stage, on the run from the law as they attempt to steal the funds to escape Cybertron, while Scorponok usurps Megatron's seat of power following his defeat at the end of Autocracy.

Like Autocracy, Monstrosity was first released as twelve bi-weekly 8-page digital-exclusive issues beginning in March 2013, but unlike its forebear, it was made available in print as a four-issue mini-series beginning in June, before seeing release as a trade paperback in December.

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Overview


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Creative team

The Autocracy creative team of writers Chris Metzen and Flint Dille and artist Livio Ramondelli return for the series.

Collections

  • The Transformers: Monstrosity TPB (December 11, 2013) ISBN 1613777507 / ISBN 978-1613777503
    • Collects Monstrosity issues #1–4.
  • Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 35: Primacy (July 26, 2017)
    • Includes Monstrosity issues #1–4, and Primacy issues #1–4.
    • Bonus material includes an interview with Flint Dille about his work on the G1 cartoon and his involvement in the Autocracy trilogy, a cover gallery, and an introduction by Simon Furman.
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