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==Fiction==
==Fiction==
===IDW comics===
===IDW comics===
{{spoiler|Drift issue 1}}
{{spoiler|Drift issue 1|October 8, 2010}}
Wing stumbled upon Deadlock while overlooking a strange facility on an unknown planet. Upon approaching the Decepticon, Deadlock took offensive measures against Wing, who would continuously dodge the assault, never laying a finger on his opponent. After convincing Deadlock that he meant no harm, Wing identified the structure as a base for slave traders. Wing stuck a deal with Deadlock, offering his assistance in acquiring a ship in exchange for helping him free the prisoners. After the two take down a pair of security guards Wings garbs are set aflame, revealing himself to be Cybertronian. He claims that he is neither Autobot or Decepticon and simply "alone." Before they strike, Wing asks for Deadlock's name, who uses the alias "Drift." As they go into the encampment, Deadlock deserts Wing for a ship to escape the planet, though is stopped by one of the traders. Wing then somehow rescued Deadlock from this predicament and took him back to [[Crystal City|Crystal City]] for repairs. {{storylink|Drift issue 1|Drift #1}}
Wing stumbled upon [[Drift (G1)|Deadlock]] while overlooking a strange facility on an unknown planet. Upon approaching the Decepticon, Deadlock took offensive measures against Wing—who continuously dodged the assault—never laying a finger on his opponent. After convincing Deadlock that he meant no harm, Wing identified the structure as a base for slave traders. Wing struck a deal with Deadlock, offering his assistance in acquiring a ship in exchange for helping him free the prisoners. After the two took down a pair of security guards, Wing's garbs were set aflame, revealing himself to be [[Cybertronian]]. He claimed that he was neither Autobot nor Decepticon but simply "alone". Before they struck, Wing asked for Deadlock's name, who used the alias "Drift". As they went into the encampment, Deadlock deserted Wing for a ship to escape the planet, though is stopped by one of the traders. Wing then somehow rescued Deadlock from this predicament and took him back to [[Crystal City]] for repairs. {{storylink|Drift issue 1|Drift #1}}


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Revision as of 23:30, 12 September 2010

This article is about the IDW comics character. For the Victory character, see Wing (Victory).
Wing is a Transformer from the IDW portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
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Not much is known about the mysterious Wing. He is neither Autobot nor Decepticon (though according to some he sounds like the former), disguises himself as to not appear Cybertronian, and wields swords as his main weaponry. He's probably gonna bite it at some point.

I don't need to know you to mean you no harm. I am your ally, my name is Wing.Wise words of wisdom from Wing

Fiction

IDW comics

Plot details for Drift issue 1 follow.

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Wing stumbled upon Deadlock while overlooking a strange facility on an unknown planet. Upon approaching the Decepticon, Deadlock took offensive measures against Wing—who continuously dodged the assault—never laying a finger on his opponent. After convincing Deadlock that he meant no harm, Wing identified the structure as a base for slave traders. Wing struck a deal with Deadlock, offering his assistance in acquiring a ship in exchange for helping him free the prisoners. After the two took down a pair of security guards, Wing's garbs were set aflame, revealing himself to be Cybertronian. He claimed that he was neither Autobot nor Decepticon but simply "alone". Before they struck, Wing asked for Deadlock's name, who used the alias "Drift". As they went into the encampment, Deadlock deserted Wing for a ship to escape the planet, though is stopped by one of the traders. Wing then somehow rescued Deadlock from this predicament and took him back to Crystal City for repairs. Drift #1