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Armada

Starting in 2002, Dreamwave started publishing the Armada comic with some real differences from its television counterpart. One of the major differences, apart from the storyline, was that the Mini-Cons could actually speak, instead of merely emitting a series of beeps and boops, and many of them had distinct personalities as well.

Dreamwave Armada issue manifest

Volume 1: First Contact

ISBN 0973278617

Issue 1

Cover date: July 2002
Story by: Chris Sarracini
Pencils by: James Raiz

Issue 2

Cover date: August 2002
Story by: Chris Sarracini
Pencils by: James Raiz

Issue 3

Cover date: October 2002
Story by: Chris Sarracini
Pencils by: James Raiz

Issue 4

Cover date: November 2002
Story by: Chris Sarracini
Pencils by: James Raiz

Issue 5

Cover date: December 2002
Story by: Chris Sarracini
Pencils by: James Raiz

Volume 2: Fortress

ISBN 0973278641

Issue 6

Cover date: December 2002
Story by Simon Furman
Pencils by Pat Lee

Issue 7

Cover date: January 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by Pat Lee

Issue 8

Cover date: February 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Guido Guidi

Issue 9

Cover date: March 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Guido Guidi

Issue 10

Cover date: April 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Guido Guidi

Issue 11

Cover date: May 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Guido Guidi

Volume 3: Worlds Collide

ISBN 0973381744

Issue 12

Cover date: June 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Guido Guidi
"Fire and Ice"

Issue 13

Cover date: July 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Guido Guidi

Issue 14

Cover date: August 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Don Figueroa
"Worlds Collide, Part 1"

Issue 15

Cover date: September 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Don Figueroa
"Worlds Collide, Part 2"

Issue 16

Cover date: October 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Don Figueroa
"Worlds Collide, Part 3"

Issue 17

Cover date: November 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Don Figueroa
"Worlds Collide, Part 4"

Issue 18

Cover date: December 2003
Story by: Simon Furman
Pencils by: Guido Guidi

"The End"

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	Starting in 2002, Dreamwave started publishing the Armada comic with some real differences from its television counterpart. One of the major differences, apart from the storyline, was that the Mini-Cons could actually speak, instead of merely emitting a series of beeps and boops, and many of them had distinct personalities as well.		{{nav-armada}}Starting in 2002, Dreamwave started publishing the Armada comic with some real differences from its television counterpart. One of the major differences, apart from the storyline, was that the Mini-Cons could actually speak, instead of merely emitting a series of beeps and boops, and many of them had distinct personalities as well.

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