The Dark Heart of Sandokan
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| This article is about the Fanclub-exclusive story. For the titular MacGuffin, see Dark Heart of Sandokan. |
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| "The Black Sea of Sandokan" "The Dark Heart of Sandokan" | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | Transformers Collectors' Club | ||||||||||||
| First published | February 19, 2007 | ||||||||||||
| Writer | Benson Yee | ||||||||||||
| Pencils | Jake Isenberg | ||||||||||||
| Inks | Jake Isenberg | ||||||||||||
| Colors | Thomas Deer | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Cybertron cartoon | ||||||||||||
| Page count | 29pp | ||||||||||||
A crashed Autobot ship's crew and a Decepticon bounty hunter race to recover a new powerful energy source, while an alien intelligence desires to destroy them all.
Synopsis
Italics indicate information from the story's prologue.
On board the Star Arrow, an Autobot ship assigned with the carrying a new piece of technology known as a Force Chip, Excellion complains about having to transport something he feels is a waste of time. When berated by his mentor, Blurr, about the risk of Decepticons obtaining it, Excellion misses the point, think it just a simple Cyber Key. Blurr explains that the Force Chip, while similar, is made
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots | Decepticons | Aliens |
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Notes
- Mentioned characters include: Galvatron, Unicron, Primus, Vector Prime,
Continuity notes
Transformers references
- While mulling over rescuing the living weapon Synthos, Override recalls Optimus Prime's words, "Freedom is the right of all sentient beings." This hearkens back to Generation 1 Optimus's Tech Spec quote, and those of several following Optimus Primes as well.
Real-world refereces
===Other trivia.
- After the story ends, there's a plug for the Club-exclusive Astrotrain toy.
- The story was originally titled "The Black Sea of Sandokan", which is reflected in the prologue published in Transformers Collectors Magazine #13. A correction was published the next issue.
