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{{chapters|title=''Transformers Prime'' volumes:|content= | {{chapters|title=''Transformers Prime'' volumes:|content= | ||
*[[Transformers Prime: A Rising Darkness| | *[[Transformers Prime: A Rising Darkness|A Rising Darkness]] | ||
*[[Transformers Prime: Darkness Falls| | *[[Transformers Prime: Darkness Falls|Darkness Falls]] | ||
*[[Transformers Prime: The Orion Pax Saga|The Orion Pax Saga]] | |||
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==Creative team== | ==Creative team== | ||
As with the majority of its [[Transformers Animated (IDW Publishing)|''Transformers Animated'' predecessor]], the series is adapted by comic book editor [[Zachary Rau]], with [[Justin Eisinger]] editing and San Diego graphic artist [[Tom B. Long]] providing the lettering. | As with the majority of its [[Transformers Animated (IDW Publishing)|''Transformers Animated'' predecessor]], the series is adapted by comic book editor [[Zachary Rau]], with [[Justin Eisinger]] editing and San Diego graphic artist [[Tom B. Long]] providing the lettering. | ||
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*Volumes three and four, presumably covering "[[Masters & Students]]" through to "[[Convoy (episode)|Convoy]]" were solicited around the same time that the first two were released. Neither of them eventuated, and the series stalled until over a year later when it skipped the rest of the first season and started on season 2. | |||
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Transformers: Prime is a multi-volume adaptation published by IDW Publishing of the Transformers: Prime cartoon. The first volume was published in April of 2011. Each book contains an adaptation of multiple episodes in the form of screen captures arranged in a comic book format.
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Creative team
As with the majority of its Transformers Animated predecessor, the series is adapted by comic book editor Zachary Rau, with Justin Eisinger editing and San Diego graphic artist Tom B. Long providing the lettering.
Notes
- Volumes three and four, presumably covering "Masters & Students" through to "Convoy" were solicited around the same time that the first two were released. Neither of them eventuated, and the series stalled until over a year later when it skipped the rest of the first season and started on season 2.
