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</td><td align="center">[[Stormbringer (comics)|The Transformers: Stormbringer]] #3
|coverdate=September 2006
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|story by=[[Simon Furman]]
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|edits by=[[Chris Ryall]] & [[Dan Taylor]]
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<td colspan="2" style="font-size: 12px; background-color:#ffffff;" align="center"> [[Image:Stormbringer 3a.jpg|300px]]<br />Comin' to wreck house in your neighborhood.
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<td>'''Publisher''' </td><td> [[IDW Publishing]]
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<td>'''Date published''' </td><td> September 6, 2006
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<td>'''Cover date''' </td><td> September 2006
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<td>'''Story by''' </td><td> [[Simon Furman]]
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<td>'''Art by''' </td><td> [[Don Figueroa]]
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<td>'''Colors by''' </td><td> [[Josh Burcham]]
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<td>'''Color assist by''' </td><td> [[grungewerx]]
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<td>'''Letters by''' </td><td> [[Robbie Robbins]]
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<td>'''Edits by''' </td><td> [[Chris Ryall]] & [[Dan Taylor]]
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<td>'''Continuity''' </td><td> [[IDW continuity]]
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<td>'''Chronology''' </td><td> [[IDW timeline|Infiltration]]
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'''Utter destruction...'''
'''Utter destruction...'''


== Synopsis ==
== Synopsis ==
Thunderwing continues to devastate the surface of [[Nebulos]], while on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], Bludgeon prepares to submit himself to the [[Pretender|polydermal grafting]] process. On the dead planet's surface, Nosecone and Afterburner are attacked by [[Centurion droid|Centurion drones]], but are rescued by the [[Wrecker|Wreckers]], who have arrived with Optimus Prime. The [[Autobot|Autobots]] breach Bludgeon's bunker and rapidly overcome his team-mates. Iguanus flees to the pressure vat chamber, seeking Bludgeon, only to discover a massive figure wielding a glowing sword.
Thunderwing continues to devastate the surface of [[Nebulos]], while on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], Bludgeon prepares to submit himself to the [[Pretender|polydermal grafting]] process. On the dead planet's surface, Nosecone and Afterburner are attacked by [[Centurion droid|Centurion drones]], but are rescued by the [[Wrecker]]s, who have arrived with Optimus Prime. The [[Autobot]]s breach Bludgeon's bunker and rapidly overcome his team-mates. Iguanus flees to the pressure vat chamber, seeking Bludgeon, only to discover a massive figure wielding a glowing sword.


Darkwing orders the [[Decepticon]] [[infiltration unit]] on Nebulos to attack Thunderwing, but the monstrous being eliminates over half the attacking Decepticons within seconds. After their own attacks prove ineffective, Darkwing and Dreadwind abandon Nebulos. They send a message to Razorclaw, who in turn contacts the [[Decepticon High Command|High Command]]. After being briefed, Megatron authorizes Razorclaw to do what ever is necessary to stop Thunderwing, even if it means destroying Cybertron in the process.
Darkwing orders the [[Decepticon]] [[infiltration unit]] on Nebulos to attack Thunderwing, but the monstrous being eliminates over half the attacking Decepticons within seconds. After their own attacks prove ineffective, Darkwing and Dreadwind abandon Nebulos. They send a message to Razorclaw, who in turn contacts the [[Decepticon High Command|High Command]]. After being briefed, Megatron authorizes Razorclaw to do what ever is necessary to stop Thunderwing, even if it means destroying Cybertron in the process.
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The Wreckers breach the pressure vat chamber and discover a catatonic Bludgeon within his shell, Iguanus, dying from being cleft in two by Bludgeon's sword and Jetfire, who tells Prime to shut Bludgeon's control throne down. Jetfire gets to work on the data in Bludgeon's computers, but an orbital warning sounds—with Bludgeon's control system destroyed, Thunderwing is returning home...
The Wreckers breach the pressure vat chamber and discover a catatonic Bludgeon within his shell, Iguanus, dying from being cleft in two by Bludgeon's sword and Jetfire, who tells Prime to shut Bludgeon's control throne down. Jetfire gets to work on the data in Bludgeon's computers, but an orbital warning sounds—with Bludgeon's control system destroyed, Thunderwing is returning home...
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* [[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]] (26)
* [[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]] (26)
* [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] (27)
* [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] (27)
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==Quotes==
==Quotes==
"Suppose there's no point in asking you to stay up here, out of the firing line."<br />
"Suppose there's no point in asking you to stay up here, out of the firing line."<br />
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===Covers (3)===
===Covers (3)===
[[Image:Stormbringer 3b.jpg|right|150px|thumb|Cybertron is spiky]]
* '''Cover A:''' Wreckers wraparound cover by Don Figueroa. This cover can be combined with similar ones from the other three issues to form a giant battle scene.
* '''Cover A:''' Wreckers wraparound cover by Don Figueroa. This cover can be combined with similar ones from the other three issues to form a giant battle scene.
* '''Cover B:''' Cybertron sketch wraparound cover by Don Figueroa; this was later colored for ''[[The Best of Simon Furman]]'' trade paperback and the [[Madman Entertainment]]-exclusive [[Madman Transformers Comic|comic]].
* '''Cover B:''' Cybertron sketch wraparound cover by Don Figueroa; this was later colored for ''[[The Best of Simon Furman]]'' trade paperback and the [[Madman Entertainment]]-exclusive [[Madman Transformers Comic|comic]].
* '''Cover RI:''' Cover A uncolored
* '''Cover RI:''' Cover A uncolored
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Image:Stormbringer 3a.jpg|Who ya gonna call?  The Wreckers!
Image:Stormbringer 3b.jpg|Cybertron is spiky
Image:Stormbringer 3ria.jpg|Cover RI-A
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Revision as of 14:27, 26 March 2009

The Transformers: Stormbringer #3

Comin' to wreck house in your neighborhood.
Publisher IDW Publishing
First published September 6, 2006
Cover date September 2006
Story by Simon Furman
Art by Don Figueroa
Colors by Josh Burcham
Color assist by grungewerx
Letters by Robbie Robbins
Edits by Chris Ryall & Dan Taylor
Continuity IDW continuity
Chronology Infiltration

Utter destruction...

Synopsis

Thunderwing continues to devastate the surface of Nebulos, while on Cybertron, Bludgeon prepares to submit himself to the polydermal grafting process. On the dead planet's surface, Nosecone and Afterburner are attacked by Centurion drones, but are rescued by the Wreckers, who have arrived with Optimus Prime. The Autobots breach Bludgeon's bunker and rapidly overcome his team-mates. Iguanus flees to the pressure vat chamber, seeking Bludgeon, only to discover a massive figure wielding a glowing sword.

Darkwing orders the Decepticon infiltration unit on Nebulos to attack Thunderwing, but the monstrous being eliminates over half the attacking Decepticons within seconds. After their own attacks prove ineffective, Darkwing and Dreadwind abandon Nebulos. They send a message to Razorclaw, who in turn contacts the High Command. After being briefed, Megatron authorizes Razorclaw to do what ever is necessary to stop Thunderwing, even if it means destroying Cybertron in the process.

The Wreckers breach the pressure vat chamber and discover a catatonic Bludgeon within his shell, Iguanus, dying from being cleft in two by Bludgeon's sword and Jetfire, who tells Prime to shut Bludgeon's control throne down. Jetfire gets to work on the data in Bludgeon's computers, but an orbital warning sounds—with Bludgeon's control system destroyed, Thunderwing is returning home...

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Quotes

"Suppose there's no point in asking you to stay up here, out of the firing line."
"No."

—Springer and Optimus Prime.

"Damn!
Damn!
Damn!
It's all gone to Hell!"

—Iguanus is having a bad day.

Errors

  • Iguanus has a different design for his face during his "death" scene with Prime.

Items of note

  • Megatron's brief appearance in this issue links directly to the final panels of Infiltration #3.
  • The Decepticomments section had readers' mail answered by Chris Ryall.
  • Optimus Prime's hand-held rifles are pretty obviously those from his Powermaster body. This in mind, his arm-mounted twin-cannons could be inspired by the same toy.

Covers (3)

  • Cover A: Wreckers wraparound cover by Don Figueroa. This cover can be combined with similar ones from the other three issues to form a giant battle scene.
  • Cover B: Cybertron sketch wraparound cover by Don Figueroa; this was later colored for The Best of Simon Furman trade paperback and the Madman Entertainment-exclusive comic.
  • Cover RI: Cover A uncolored

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