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==Items of note==
==Items of note==
*Other members of the Ilxian race previously appeared in ''[[Spotlight: Blaster]]''.
* Another member of the [[Ilxian]] race previously appeared in ''[[Spotlight: Blaster]]''.
*Codder and Garnak are members of the same orc-like species who appeared briefly in ''[[Spotlight: Drift]]''.
* Codder and Garnak are members of the same orc-like species who appeared briefly in ''[[Spotlight: Drift]]''.
*Unnamed in this issue, the monster that bedevils our cast is the [[Chaosteros]], last seen—where else?—in ''[[Spotlight: Wheelie]]''.
* Unnamed in this issue, the monster that bedevils our cast is the [[Chaosteros]], last seen—where else?—in ''[[Spotlight: Wheelie]]''.
*The ship Wheelie has taken up residence in is a [[Quintesson Cruiser]], furthering the planet's mysterious connection to the five-faced aliens which ''Spotlight: Wheelie'' hinted at.
* The ship Wheelie has taken up residence in is a [[Quintesson Cruiser]], furthering the planet's mysterious connection to the five-faced aliens which ''Spotlight: Wheelie'' hinted at.
*No mention is made of Wheelie's alien buddy [[Varta]], last seen in ''Spotlight: Wheelie'', although as a few years seem to have passed since the events of the spotlight, there may be an in-story reason for his absence.
* No mention is made of Wheelie's alien buddy [[Varta]], last seen in ''Spotlight: Wheelie'', although as a few years seem to have passed since the events of the spotlight, there may be an in-story reason for his absence.
*The story is likely named after ''The Stars My Destination'', a 1956 science fiction novel by Alfred Bester.
* The story is likely named after ''The Stars My Destination'', a 1956 science fiction novel by Alfred Bester.


===Covers (3)===
===Covers (3)===

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"Space Opera Part 1: The Stars My Destination"
Publisher IDW Publishing
First published May 18, 2011
Cover date May 2011
Written by Mike Costa
Art by Guido Guidi
Colors by Joana Lafuente
Letters by Chris Mowry
Editor Andy Schmidt
Assistant editor Carlos Guzman
Continuity IDW continuity
Chronology Current era (2011)

Rodimus finds himself stranded on a desolate planet, where he encounters potential allies.

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Items of note

  • Another member of the Ilxian race previously appeared in Spotlight: Blaster.
  • Codder and Garnak are members of the same orc-like species who appeared briefly in Spotlight: Drift.
  • Unnamed in this issue, the monster that bedevils our cast is the Chaosteros, last seen—where else?—in Spotlight: Wheelie.
  • The ship Wheelie has taken up residence in is a Quintesson Cruiser, furthering the planet's mysterious connection to the five-faced aliens which Spotlight: Wheelie hinted at.
  • No mention is made of Wheelie's alien buddy Varta, last seen in Spotlight: Wheelie, although as a few years seem to have passed since the events of the spotlight, there may be an in-story reason for his absence.
  • The story is likely named after The Stars My Destination, a 1956 science fiction novel by Alfred Bester.

Covers (3)

  • Cover A: Rodimus in the cross hairs of Wheelie's slingshot; art by Marcelo Matere and colors by Joana Lafuente.
  • Cover B: Rodimus' hand reaches for the Matrix as it floats through space; art by Guido Guidi and colors by Andrew Dalhouse.
  • Cover RI: Uncolored version of Cover A.

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