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The '''Underbase Saga''' is a story arc that ran near the mid-point of the original [[Generation 1 (Marvel comic)|G1 Marvel comic]].  It told of the lost [[Underbase]], a vast collection of knowledge stored as patterns of light, which also doubled as a fantastic source of power.  Early in the Cybertronian wars, it was launched into space to keep it out of Megatron's hands, and the cube-shaped entity approaches Earth (sounds [[Transformers (2007)|kinda familiar]], doesn't it?) in the present day.  Several Decepticon factions vie to claim it for themselves, with Starscream ultimately succeeding.
The '''Underbase Saga''' is a story arc that ran near the mid-point of the original [[The Transformers (Marvel Comics)|G1 Marvel comic]].  It told of the lost [[Underbase]], a vast collection of knowledge stored as patterns of light, which also doubled as a fantastic source of power.  Early in the Cybertronian wars, it was launched into space to keep it out of Megatron's hands, and the cube-shaped entity approaches Earth (sounds [[Transformers (2007)|kinda familiar]], doesn't it?) in the present day.  Several Decepticon factions vie to claim it for themselves, with Starscream ultimately succeeding.


The story spanned four issues:
The story spanned four issues:

Revision as of 06:58, 28 April 2009

The Underbase Saga is a story arc that ran near the mid-point of the original G1 Marvel comic. It told of the lost Underbase, a vast collection of knowledge stored as patterns of light, which also doubled as a fantastic source of power. Early in the Cybertronian wars, it was launched into space to keep it out of Megatron's hands, and the cube-shaped entity approaches Earth (sounds kinda familiar, doesn't it?) in the present day. Several Decepticon factions vie to claim it for themselves, with Starscream ultimately succeeding.

The story spanned four issues:


The climactic battle at the end is particularly notorious for killing off swaths of characters en masse, many of whom had already lain deactivated for many issues before. Readers in the UK had it even worse, as this story's catastrophic battle was immediately preceded by the character-decimating Time Wars storyline.