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'''''Transformers: Regeneration One''''' is an upcoming limited series published by [[IDW Publishing]], set in the main [[Marvel Comics continuity]]. It is set 21 years after the events of [[End of the Road! (US)|issue 80]] (the final issue of the Marvel series). | '''''Transformers: Regeneration One''''' is an upcoming limited series published by [[IDW Publishing]], set in the main [[Marvel Comics continuity]]. It is set 21 years after the events of [[End of the Road! (US)|issue #80]] (the final issue of the Marvel series). | ||
Issue 80.5 will be given away as part of [[Free Comic Book Day]] on [[May 5]], 2012, after which the series will be published monthly until issue #100. | Issue #80.5 will be given away as part of [[Free Comic Book Day]] on [[May 5]], 2012, after which the series will be published monthly (with issue #81 in July) until issue #100.<ref>http://www.allspark.com/content/view/10004/16/</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 20:03, 23 February 2012
Transformers: Regeneration One is an upcoming limited series published by IDW Publishing, set in the main Marvel Comics continuity. It is set 21 years after the events of issue #80 (the final issue of the Marvel series).
Issue #80.5 will be given away as part of Free Comic Book Day on May 5, 2012, after which the series will be published monthly (with issue #81 in July) until issue #100.[1]
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"Even way back in the day, there was never any question in my mind of either treating the robots just as robots -- they were characters, first and foremost, and getting readers to care about them and what happened to them was paramount to me -- or writing down to the kids who'd be reading the comic."Simon Furman
Overview
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- TBD
Creative team
The series is written by Simon Furman, who also wrote the final 24 issues of the US Marvel series. Joining him is Andrew Wildman on pencils and Stephen Baskerville on inks[2]. Jason Cardy provides colors.
Collections
- Unknown at this time.
Notes
- TBD
