Identity Politics
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| Publisher | Transformers Collectors' Club (online exclusive) | ||||||||||||
| First published | September 13, 2016 | ||||||||||||
| By | Jim Sorenson with David Bishop | ||||||||||||
| Illustrations | Tomoya Hosono | ||||||||||||
| Colors | Winston Bolen | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Beast Wars: Uprising | ||||||||||||
| Chronology | late 24th century | ||||||||||||
| Page count | 29pp | ||||||||||||
A shady business venture leads Scorponok into Cybertron's criminal underworld.
Synopsis
Featured characters
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Quotes
Notes
- Characters mentioned but not appearing include: the Destron Boys, the Firestormers, the original Megatron, Optimus Prime, Kudon, Cross-Cut, Borehole, Hydrau, Bulletbike, Fracas, and Floron.
Errors
Continuity notes
Transformers references
- Megatron calling himself a queen is reference to the many time Inferno called him.
- Thunderhoof gang calling themseves Kospego is reference to the mythological creature thunderhoof pretended himself to be on earth.
Real world references
References
External links
- "Identity Politics" at The Official Transformers Collectors' Club


