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* Hun-Grrr has been upgraded into his three-headed dragon mode from ''Classics''. He still retains the ability to form Abominus. | |||
* The Seacons have also been upgraded into their ''Timelines'' reissue colors. Whether or not they employ their new Targetmaster weapons from the ''Timelines'' tech-specs is hit-or-miss: Tentakill is now a mass compression cannon instead of a lightning rifle, but Overbite and Nautilator retain their original weapon modes. | |||
* Although not visually depicted, many of the Decepticons named in the issue have had [[Darkwing|new]] [[Storm Cloud|releases]], or [[Crankcase (Movie)#Toys|homages in]] [[Sparkcrusher|other franchises]]. [[Battletrap]] and [[Krok]] were apparently just thrown in as a nod to Bludgeon's crew from the end of the US comic. | |||
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Revision as of 20:03, 4 February 2010
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 Featuring a cast of none of these! | |||||||||||||
| "At Fight's End" | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | Fun Publications | ||||||||||||
| First published | December 23, 2009 | ||||||||||||
| Written by | Pete Sinclair and Jesse Wittenrich | ||||||||||||
| Illustrations by | Evan Gauntt | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Classics | ||||||||||||
| Page count | 12pp | ||||||||||||
The Decepticon Civil War comes to a close as Megatron advances on Bludgeon.
Synopsis
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
Quotes
Notes
- Hun-Grrr has been upgraded into his three-headed dragon mode from Classics. He still retains the ability to form Abominus.
- The Seacons have also been upgraded into their Timelines reissue colors. Whether or not they employ their new Targetmaster weapons from the Timelines tech-specs is hit-or-miss: Tentakill is now a mass compression cannon instead of a lightning rifle, but Overbite and Nautilator retain their original weapon modes.
- Although not visually depicted, many of the Decepticons named in the issue have had new releases, or homages in other franchises. Battletrap and Krok were apparently just thrown in as a nod to Bludgeon's crew from the end of the US comic.
Errors
- None yet identified
Transformer references
Real-world references
External links
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