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==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
In [[Maximum Dinobots issue 5|the past]], [[Hunter O'Nion]] has found [[Verity Carlo]]'s farewell letter. | |||
In another time, [[Ultra Magnus (G1)|Ultra Magnus]] reads Verity's [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 2|parting words]]. Nonplussed, he orders the computer to decontaminate Verity's former room. | |||
In the present, on a subway train headed somewhere, Verity thinks of [[Ironfist (G1)|Ironfist]]. She still misses him and Hunter ("what is it with me and uber-nerds?"), and sees a link between herself and the Autobot: both have only left words behind. Until Ironfist, she only saw words as a handy get-out for whatever she wanted to flee from, but now words are all she has to remember him. | |||
That and his [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 5|''secondary'' back-up]] of the Aequitas trials. | |||
==Featured characters== | ==Featured characters== | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Verity refers to Magnus as "Uncle Magnus" (and herself as "Veritron"), and seems to have some fondness for him. | |||
*As detailed in the hardcover edition of ''Last Stand of the Wreckers'', the idea that Ironfist left a spare [[Aequitas]] data slug with Verity originated in an early version of the script for [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 5|issue 5]]. It had to be cut for space, but eventually made it into this comic instead. | *As detailed in the hardcover edition of ''Last Stand of the Wreckers'', the idea that Ironfist left a spare [[Aequitas]] data slug with Verity originated in an early version of the script for [[Last Stand of the Wreckers issue 5|issue 5]]. It had to be cut for space, but eventually made it into this comic instead. | ||
[[Category:Last Stand of the Wreckers issues]] | [[Category:Last Stand of the Wreckers issues]] | ||
Revision as of 19:35, 5 April 2012
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| "In Word and Deed" | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | IDW Publishing | ||||||||||||
| First published | February 22, 2012 | ||||||||||||
| Script | Nick Roche | ||||||||||||
| Art | Nick Roche | ||||||||||||
| Colors | Kris Carter | ||||||||||||
| Lettering | HdE | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | IDW continuity | ||||||||||||
| Chronology | Current era (2012) | ||||||||||||
Verity leaves a lot of farewell letters.
Synopsis
In the past, Hunter O'Nion has found Verity Carlo's farewell letter.
In another time, Ultra Magnus reads Verity's parting words. Nonplussed, he orders the computer to decontaminate Verity's former room.
In the present, on a subway train headed somewhere, Verity thinks of Ironfist. She still misses him and Hunter ("what is it with me and uber-nerds?"), and sees a link between herself and the Autobot: both have only left words behind. Until Ironfist, she only saw words as a handy get-out for whatever she wanted to flee from, but now words are all she has to remember him.
That and his secondary back-up of the Aequitas trials.
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
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Notes
- Verity refers to Magnus as "Uncle Magnus" (and herself as "Veritron"), and seems to have some fondness for him.
- As detailed in the hardcover edition of Last Stand of the Wreckers, the idea that Ironfist left a spare Aequitas data slug with Verity originated in an early version of the script for issue 5. It had to be cut for space, but eventually made it into this comic instead.
