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His first contact with the ''Transformers'' brand was writing ''[[Transformers: Hardwired]]'', the first book of ''[[The Transformers Trilogy]]'' for [[ibooks]]. When general reaction to the book was poor, in part due to the viscerally-described gore, Ciencin was replaced partway through writing ''[[Transformers: Annihilation]]'' by [[David Cian]].
His first contact with the ''Transformers'' brand was writing ''[[Transformers: Hardwired]]'', the first book of ''[[The Transformers Trilogy]]'' for [[ibooks]]. When general reaction to the book was poor, in part due to the viscerally-described gore, Ciencin was replaced partway through writing ''[[Transformers: Annihilation]]'' by [[David Cian]].
''All'' the ''Silent Hill'' comics he wrote for IDW have been reviewed by [http://atopthefourthwall.com Linkara], who criticized, among other things, that the comics have little to nothing to do with the game franchise aside from the name.


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The name or term "Scott" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Scott (disambiguation).

Scott Ciencin (born 1962) is an American author and comic writer. The bulk of his novel work has been on media tie-ins, including for Dinotopia, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Jurassic Park, and Charmed. He was a writer on IDW Publishing's Silent Hill comic and has written on Captain America for Marvel Comics. He sometimes co-writes with his wife, Denise, with whom he lives in Fort Myers, Florida.

His first contact with the Transformers brand was writing Transformers: Hardwired, the first book of The Transformers Trilogy for ibooks. When general reaction to the book was poor, in part due to the viscerally-described gore, Ciencin was replaced partway through writing Transformers: Annihilation by David Cian.