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== Synopsis == | |||
Verity, Hunter and Jimmy explore the abandoned Decepticon base. In the process, Verity discovers a months-old human corpse and almost has a nervous breakdown. Topside, Skywarp and Blitzwing try to destroy the bunker, forcing Ratchet and Bumblebee into battle. Bumblebee is able to shoot down Skywarp, his processor speed outmatching Skywarp's, but Ratchet is taken out by Blitzwing. | |||
Meanwhile, the [[Machination]] prepares to "appropriate" Cybertronian technology, having discovered the location of ''[[Ark-19]]'' via the [[SM-40]]'s homing signal. | |||
Back underground, Verity discovers someone else has entered the bunker: Megatron. | |||
==Credits== | |||
'''Script:''' [[Simon Furman]]<br> | '''Script:''' [[Simon Furman]]<br> | ||
'''Art:''' [[E. J. Su]]<br> | '''Art:''' [[E. J. Su]]<br> | ||
'''Colors:''' [[John Rauch]]<br> | |||
'''Lettering:''' [[Tom B. Long]]<br> | '''Lettering:''' [[Tom B. Long]]<br> | ||
'''Editor:''' [[Chris Ryall]] & [[Dan Taylor]]<br> | '''Editor:''' [[Chris Ryall]] & [[Dan Taylor]]<br> | ||
* ''Originally published:'' April 12, 2006 | |||
* ''Continuity:'' [[IDW continuity]] | |||
===Major characters=== | |||
(''Numbers indicate order of appearance.) | |||
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! style="background:#FFEEEE" | [[Autobot]]s | |||
! style="background:#EEEEFE" | [[Decepticon]]s | |||
! style="background:antiquewhite" | [[Human]]s | |||
! style="background:#FFEEB8" | Others | |||
|- | |||
| style="background:#FFEEEE" valign="top" | | |||
* [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] (4) | |||
* [[Ratchet (G1)|Ratchet]] (5) | |||
* | | style="background:#EEEEFE" valign="top" | | ||
* [[Blitzwing]] (9) | |||
* [[Skywarp (G1)|Skywarp]] (10) | |||
* [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] (11) | |||
| style="background:antiquewhite" valign="top" | '''Regulars''' | |||
* [[Verity Carlo]] (1) | |||
* [[Hunter O'Nion]] (2) | |||
* [[Jimmy Pink]] (3) | |||
'''Others''' | |||
* [[Drake]] (6) | |||
* [[Dante]] (7) | |||
* [[Jolly]] (8) | |||
| style="background:#FFEEB8" valign="top" | | |||
|} | |||
== Errors == | == Errors == | ||
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== Items of note == | == Items of note == | ||
* Megatron is talking to [[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]]. The full conversation appears in ''[[Stormbringer (comics)|Stormbringer]]'' #3. | * Megatron is talking to [[Razorclaw (G1)|Razorclaw]]. The full conversation appears in ''[[Stormbringer (comics)|Stormbringer]]'' #3. | ||
* The Machination's plot and the purpose of the SM-40 is revealed in [[Devastation issue 1|''Devastation'' #1]] - a preview with the relevant pages is printed in ''[[Spotlight: Optimus Prime]]''. | * The Machination's plot and the purpose of the SM-40 is revealed in [[Devastation issue 1|''Devastation'' #1]] {{m-}} a preview with the relevant pages is printed in ''[[Spotlight: Optimus Prime]]''. | ||
* The human corpse is that of a human abducted and replaced by a Decepticon [[Facsimile]]; the pod it was in is a life support vessel, keeping it alive in case a new facsimile needs to be grown, but which was abandoned and allowed to fail. This is explained in [[Escalation issue 2|''Escalation'' #2]]. | * The human corpse is that of a human abducted and replaced by a Decepticon [[Facsimile]]; the pod it was in is a life support vessel, keeping it alive in case a new facsimile needs to be grown, but which was abandoned and allowed to fail. This is explained in [[Escalation issue 2|''Escalation'' #2]]. | ||
* This is the first issue to make it explicit that Verity is more emotionally vulnerable than she lets on. | * This is the first issue to make it explicit that Verity is more emotionally vulnerable than she lets on. | ||
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Synopsis
Verity, Hunter and Jimmy explore the abandoned Decepticon base. In the process, Verity discovers a months-old human corpse and almost has a nervous breakdown. Topside, Skywarp and Blitzwing try to destroy the bunker, forcing Ratchet and Bumblebee into battle. Bumblebee is able to shoot down Skywarp, his processor speed outmatching Skywarp's, but Ratchet is taken out by Blitzwing.
Meanwhile, the Machination prepares to "appropriate" Cybertronian technology, having discovered the location of Ark-19 via the SM-40's homing signal.
Back underground, Verity discovers someone else has entered the bunker: Megatron.
Credits
Script: Simon Furman
Art: E. J. Su
Colors: John Rauch
Lettering: Tom B. Long
Editor: Chris Ryall & Dan Taylor
- Originally published: April 12, 2006
- Continuity: IDW continuity
Major characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots | Decepticons | Humans | Others |
|---|---|---|---|
Regulars
Others |
Errors
- Has same publish date as issue #3.
Items of note
- Megatron is talking to Razorclaw. The full conversation appears in Stormbringer #3.
- The Machination's plot and the purpose of the SM-40 is revealed in Devastation #1 — a preview with the relevant pages is printed in Spotlight: Optimus Prime.
- The human corpse is that of a human abducted and replaced by a Decepticon Facsimile; the pod it was in is a life support vessel, keeping it alive in case a new facsimile needs to be grown, but which was abandoned and allowed to fail. This is explained in Escalation #2.
- This is the first issue to make it explicit that Verity is more emotionally vulnerable than she lets on.
- The "Decepticomments" section featured mail answered by Chris Ryall and short ads for next month's issues: Infiltration #5, The Gathering #4, Generations #3.
Covers (8)
- Cover A: Starscream by E. J. Su
- Cover B: Bumblebee on Blitzwing's turret by Guido Guidi
- Cover C: Bumblebee with giant gun by Andrew Wildman
- Cover D: Humans by James Raiz
- Cover RI-A: Foil stamp of cover C
- Cover RI-B: Megatron by Guido Guidi
- Cover RI-C: Bumblebee by Guido Guidi (includes 3 mini-prints)
- Cover RE-A: Megatron and Optimus Prime by Andrew Wildman (drawtheworldtogether.com exclusive)
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- Optimus Prime Alternators toy
- Infiltration #5, 2-page B&W sketch preview
- The Gathering #4
- 3-page preview of The Gathering #3
- Free comic book day
- Stormbringer (back cover)
