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	"Cybertron's Most Wanted"
Publisher	Fun Publications
First published	June 18, 2014 (BotCon 2015)
Writers	Greg Sepelak & S. Trent Troop with Jesse Wittenrich
Pencils	Matt Frank
Inks	Matt Frank
Colors	Thomas Deer with Wade Alexander
Letters	Jesse Wittenrich
Managing editor	Pete Sinclair
Editor in chief
Continuity	TransTech

Revision as of 02:12, 22 June 2015

When the Waruders threaten to consume the TransTech's Cybertron, its infamous criminals must step up to save the planet.

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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots / Maximals	Decepticons/Predacons	Waruders	Others
Heinrad (2) Rhinox (3) Silverbolt (4) Cheetor (6) Rattrap (8) Grimlock (13) Ramulus (14) Clipper (15) Primal Prime (16) Tap-Out (17) Windblade (18) ? (20) Windblade (21) Nebulon (22) Stepper (23) Strongarm (35) Prowl (36) Sgt. Hound (37) Prowl (39) Stungun (40) General Optimus Prime (41) Doublecross (42) Ironhide (43) Packrat (48) Blastcharge Strika Drones (49) Autoroopers (50) Scrounge (55) Leo Prime (69) Sentinel Maximus (70) Black Convoy (71) Hero Prime (72) Ignition Prime (73) Beast Prime (74) Prowl (75)	Starscream (7) Hailstorm (9) Decepticharge (10) Flamewar (11) Lugnut (12) Battletrap (19) Skywarp (24) Nacelle (25) Acid Storm (26) Thundercracker (27) Thundercracker (28) Sunstorm (29) Hotlink (30) Bitstream (31) Megatron (32) Scalpel (33) Boombox (34) Ransack (38) Hellbat (44) ? (45) ? (46) Oilmaster (47) Heavyweight (51) Bruticus (52) Blight (53) Straxus (54) Fearswoop (56) Undermine (57) ? (58)	Storm Riders (62) Paralyzers (63) Parasites (64) Mudfighters (65) Buzzer (66) Zaptrap (67) Beet-Chit (68)	Andromeda (1) "Dalung Master" (5) Burn Out/Dia (59) Lift-Ticket/Cline (60) Spy-Eye (61)

Though the comic credits the writing to "Greg Sepelak & S. Trent Troop with Jesse Wittenrich," the comic was actually written by Jesse Wittenrich and Pete Sinclair, other than a few kept lines of dialog. Sepelak and Troop's writing credit was kept in the comic against their wishes.

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+* Though the comic credits the writing to "Greg Sepelak & S. Trent Troop with Jesse Wittenrich," the comic was actually written by Jesse Wittenrich and Pete Sinclair, other than a few kept lines of dialog.  Sepelak and Troop's writing credit was kept in the comic against their wishes.
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