Transformers Animated Volume 3
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| Publisher | IDW Publishing | ||||||||||||
| First published | May 29, 2008 | ||||||||||||
| Screenplay by | Michael Ryan ("Home Is Where the Spark Is") Rich Fogel ("Total Meltdown") | ||||||||||||
| ISBN | ISBN 1600102158 | ||||||||||||
| Page count | 96 | ||||||||||||
Megatron attacks the Autobots using the equipment in their base, and a new super-villain emerges
Synopsis
This book recounts the events of "Home Is Where the Spark Is" and "Total Meltdown", through the use of cartoon screen captures arranged in comic book style panels.
Notes
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Home Is Where the Spark Is
- As an armored car leaves a bank in the dead of night, the Angry Archer robs it and makes his escape from the cops by snagging onto a fire engine, thinking the police won’t stop a firetruck heading to a fire. It’s the Archer’s mistake, however, because he's hitched a ride on the back of Optimus Prime. Prime, playing hero, subdues the thief easily and smiles for evening news cameras.
The next day, in a local park, Prowl observes a cat stalking a bird and finds it amazing, only to have his nature watch cut short by awestruck humans and camera-bots. He heads back huffily to the new Autobot headquarters, an abandoned car factory. The other Autobots are in the middle of installing the world’s largest flat-panel TV in their new home and sharing their views on their newfound stardom. Prowl returns, upset with the constant interruptions, and goes to his Japanese-decorated room. In his room, Prowl lectures Optimus on his fascination with the Earth's animals, only to have that cut short by Bumblebee's antics. Annoyed again, Prowl leaps off into a tree.
Total Meltdown
- TBD
Trivia
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