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The '''''Transformers: Armada''''' comic published by [[Dreamwave Productions]] from 2002{{n-}}2003, had some real differences from its television counterpart. One of the major differences, apart from the storyline, was that the [[Mini-Cons]] could actually speak, instead of merely emitting a series of beeps and boops, and many of them had distinct personalities as well. | |||
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!align=center bgcolor=#6699CC|'''<font color="white">''Transformers: Armada'' issues:</font>''' | |||
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= | || [[Dreamwave Armada issue 1|#1]] | [[Dreamwave Armada issue 2|#2]] | [[Dreamwave Armada issue 3|#3]] | [[Dreamwave Armada issue 4|#4]] | [[Dreamwave Armada issue 5|#5]] | ||
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| (collected as '''Volume 1: ''First Contact''''') | |||
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|| [[Dreamwave Armada issue 6|#6]] | [[Dreamwave Armada issue 7|#7]] | [[Dreamwave Armada issue 8|#8]] | [[Dreamwave Armada issue 9|#9]] | [[Dreamwave Armada issue 10|#10]] | [[Dreamwave Armada issue 11|#11]] | |||
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| (collected as '''Volume 2: ''Fortress''''') | |||
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|| [[Fire & Ice|#12]] | [[Dreamwave Armada issue 2|#13]] | [[Worlds Collide, Part 1|#14]] | [[Worlds Collide, Part 2|#15]] | [[Worlds Collide, Part 3|#16]] | [[Worlds Collide, Part 4|#17]] | [[The End|#18]] | |||
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| (collected as '''Volume 3: ''Worlds Collide''''') | |||
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==== | ==Overview== | ||
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==Creative team== | |||
''Armada'' begin its run written by [[Chris Sarracini]] with art by [[James Raiz]]. Beginning with issue 6, [[Simon Furman]] took over the writing duties and [[Pat Lee]] penciled for 2 issues. [[Guido Guidi]] took over as the main artist starting with issue 8 and continued until the end of the series, with the exception of the 4-issue ''Worlds Collide'' arc (issues #14{{n-}}17), which was penciled by [[Don Figueroa]]. | |||
== | ==Collections== | ||
* Volume 1: ''First Contact'' <small>(June, 2003) ISBN 0973278617</small> | |||
* Volume 2: ''Fortress'' <small>(September, 2003) ISBN 978-0973278644</small> | |||
* Volume 3: ''Worlds Collide'' <small>(June, 2004) ISBN 0973381744</small> | |||
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The Transformers: Armada comic published by Dreamwave Productions from 2002–2003, had some real differences from its television counterpart. One of the major differences, apart from the storyline, was that the Mini-Cons could actually speak, instead of merely emitting a series of beeps and boops, and many of them had distinct personalities as well.
| Transformers: Armada issues: | |
|---|---|
| #1 | #2 | #3 | #4 | #5 | |
| (collected as Volume 1: First Contact) | |
| #6 | #7 | #8 | #9 | #10 | #11 | |
| (collected as Volume 2: Fortress) | |
| #12 | #13 | #14 | #15 | #16 | #17 | #18 | |
| (collected as Volume 3: Worlds Collide) |
Overview
Creative team
Armada begin its run written by Chris Sarracini with art by James Raiz. Beginning with issue 6, Simon Furman took over the writing duties and Pat Lee penciled for 2 issues. Guido Guidi took over as the main artist starting with issue 8 and continued until the end of the series, with the exception of the 4-issue Worlds Collide arc (issues #14–17), which was penciled by Don Figueroa.
Collections
- Volume 1: First Contact (June, 2003) ISBN 0973278617
- Volume 2: Fortress (September, 2003) ISBN 978-0973278644
- Volume 3: Worlds Collide (June, 2004) ISBN 0973381744
