The Transformers: Till All Are One

The name or term "'Til All Are One" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see 'Til All Are One (disambiguation).

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What's a king to a god?
What's a god to a non-believer who don't believe in anything?

The Transformers: Till All Are One is an ongoing comic series begun by IDW Publishing in June 2016. With The Transformers following Optimus Prime's exploits on Earth and More than Meets the Eye set in deep space, Till All Are One takes place on Cybertron and the lost Titan colonies. As a sequel to the two Windblade miniseries, the ongoing comic follows the adventures of Windblade, Starscream, and the Council of Worlds as they attempt to maintain the newfound peace.

The title is not just a callback, it's thematic: all the characters are striving to bring about the unity and cohesion that the term implies, but the biggest threat is that assimilation and imperial hegemony will be forced upon the Cybertronian worlds.

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Overview

In the wake of the Combiner Wars, Cybertron finally reestablished contact and opened up diplomatic relationships with five of its colonies: Caminus, Velocitron, Devisiun, Eukaris, and Carcer. Thanks to the efforts of Optimus Prime and cityspeaker-turned-diplomat Windblade, these scattered Transformer civilizations have formed an interplanetary parliament known as the Council of Worlds. Now it's up to Windblade and her allies to keep Starscream and his boundless political ambitions in check, both on Cybertron and amongst the colonies.

Creative team

Mairghread Scott returns for the ongoing as a writer, with Sara Pitre-Durocher handling artistic duties.

Collections

• The Transformers: Till All Are One, Volume 1 (December 20, 2016) ISBN 1631408089 / ISBN 978-1631408083

• Contains issues #1 to #4.
• Bonus material includes art from most covers.

Notes

• The first 4 issues of the series had the "Road to Revolution" banner on the cover, but the contents of the issues did not tie in to the event.