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* That's right, [[Zeta Prime|''another'']] IDW-created interim Prime! [[Nominus Prime]] comes before [[Sentinel Prime (G1)|Sentinel Prime]].
* That's right, [[Zeta Prime|''another'']] IDW-created interim Prime! [[Nominus Prime]] comes before [[Sentinel Prime (G1)|Sentinel Prime]].
* The Transformers are established as a pariah race, shunned by the intergalactic community and [[Galactic Council]].
* The Transformers are established as a pariah race, shunned by the intergalactic community and [[Galactic Council]].
* The montage of war scenes include: [[Stormbringer]], [[Infiltration]], [[Spotlight: Arcee]], [[The Transformers: Drift]], [[Escalation]], [[Spotlight: Kup]], [[Spotlight: Shockwave]], [[The Transformers: Ironhide]], [[Devastation]], [[...For All Mankind]], and [[Heart of Darkness]].
* The montage of war scenes include: [[Stormbringer]], [[Infiltration]], [[Spotlight: Arcee]], [[The Transformers: Drift]], [[Escalation]], [[Spotlight: Kup]], [[Spotlight: Shockwave]], [[The Transformers: Ironhide]], [[Devastation]], [[...For All Mankind]], [[Last Stand of the Wreckers]], and [[Heart of Darkness]].
* Sherma Bridge is a nod to the infamous [[Sherman Dam]] punchup.
* Sherma Bridge is a nod to the infamous [[Sherman Dam]] punchup.
* The [[variable voltage harness]] comes from [[The Transformers (Marvel Comics)|the original Marvel comics]]. Also mentioned are [[Pathblaster]]s, [[communicube]]s and [[Shanix]] from the Marvel UK comics.
* The [[variable voltage harness]] comes from [[The Transformers (Marvel Comics)|the original Marvel comics]]. Also mentioned are [[Pathblaster]]s, [[communicube]]s and [[Shanix]] from the Marvel UK comics.

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The Transformers #22
File:Transformersissue22-CoverA.jpg
"Chaos Theory Part 1"
Publisher IDW Publishing
First published July 20, 2011
Cover date July 2011
Written by James Roberts
Art by Alex Milne
Colors by Joana Lafuente
Letters by Shawn Lee
Editor Andy Schmidt
Assistant editor Carlos Guzman
Continuity IDW continuity
Chronology Current era (2011)

Why did Megatron surrender...?

Synopsis


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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots Decepticons

Quotes

"They say he can use this weird inter-dimensional circuity to syphon from... from a black hole. You know, in space. So."
"With respect, Ratchet, that sounds—that just sounds stupid."

—Ratchet and Perceptor


"So. How are we going to play this? Are we going to spend the next hour posturing, or are we going to rise to the occasion and actually have a civilised conversation?"
"'Rise to the occasion'? What is this, a summit meeting? I'm bolted to the wall, I'm riddled with inhibitor chips, and I'm precisely one rash gesture away from being electrocuted to death. It's hardly conductive to a frank exchange of views."
"Fair point. [unbolts] Take a seat."

—Optimus and Megatron


"I look back over the last four million years and recognize that there have been only two constants: hate... and you."

—Megatron


"Look me in the eye and say you want it ended, and it will end."

—Optimus


"Do you even feel the slightest remorse?"
"No."

—Optimus and Megatron

Notes

Errors

  • Both Megatron Origin and Spotlight: Blurr had a pre-Prime Optimus sporting a body clearly inspired by Orion Pax. Here, before either story, Optimus is already in his usual Cybertronian Optimus Prime form.

Covers (3)

  • Cover A: Megatron's head; art by Marcelo Matere and colours by Josh Perez.
  • Cover B: Megatron's head from Megatron Origin; art by Milne and colors by Perez.
  • Cover RI: Both heads combined into one time-spanning super head; art by Milne.

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