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Revision as of 10:33, 4 April 2009
Two Autobots try to make their way in Axiom Nexus and get more than they bargained for.
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Stats
Writers: Greg Sepelak and Trent Troop
Pagecount: 28pp
Originally published: online exclusive for the Transformers Collectors' Club on March 13, 2008
Illustrations: Evan Gauntt
Synopsis
Quotes
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots | Decepticons | Others/Unknown |
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Items of note
- Axiom Nexus is home to a whole host of teams, gangs, and subfactions. The United Anarchists League rule the Heap, to the extent that anarchists will deign to rule anything. Gutcruncher notes in his speech that the crowd includes representatives of the Destructicons, Free Technorgs League, Scourges, Destron Boys, WildGuard, the Neo-Mutant Liberators, Beast-Riders, Mayhem Attackers, the Malignus Revolutionaries and the Junkion Rippers. He also mentions the Lightning Strikers, Imperius Legions, and Dinobots.
Cameos
- The cameos fly fast and furious in this story, some more obvious than others. Axiom Nexus's offworld population includes two other versions of Jackpot, Gutcruncher's doorman Calcar, Cryotek's thug Buzzbomb, and a Hubcap who our Hubcap finds rather unsettling. Several characters aren't explicitly named, including Cryotek's croupier, Gutcruncher's many-gunned thug, and the mob of Malignus Revolutionaries.
- In addition to those bots who actually appear in the story, Gutcruncher makes reference to Bruticus, Swerve, and Mindset.
- The illustrations reveal even more offworlders, including Delta Seeker, Beastbox, Squawktalk, Signal Lancer, Tracks, Thrust, Apeface, Manta Ray, Tigertrack, Deep Cover, and Crowmax.
Transformer references
Real-world references
- Boy, this thing borrows pretty heavily from The Warriors, doesn't it?
External links
- Transformers Collectors' Club exclusive fiction (must be a logged-in member to access)
