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A recovering Megatron reflects on the current state of the Decepticons and the Autobots' alliance with humanity.

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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Autobots	Decepticons	Humans
Optimus Prime (15) Ratchet (19) Bumblebee (20) Jetfire (21) Blurr (22)	Sunstorm (1) Acid Storm (2) Rumble (3) Kickback (4) Dreadwind (5) Shrapnel (6) Needlenose (7) Pounce (8) Razorclaw (9) Shockwave (10) Soundwave (11) Starscream (12) Bombshell (13) Quake (14) Megatron (23)	Spike Witwicky (16) Daniel Witwicky (17) Sandra (18)

Bombshell's cerebro-shells are depicted as miniature versions of his insect mode. This could be related to the miniature Bombshell from "Spotlight: Blaster", but it seems Bombshell invented them just now.
Blurr is back in his Cybertronian body ala The Transformers: Bumblebee.
And speaking of Bumblebee, he's oddly back to his old Volkswagen body, rather than his Dodge Challenger-inspired body which had been used for the last few issues.
How DOES a barely functioning/ on life support/ half dead Megatron know so much about what's going on in the Decepticon camp AND Earth anyway?

Includes a Decepticomments section where editor Denton J. Tipton says good-bye to the readers. It also reveals the winner of the contest from "Seasons in Flight".
This issue has no title, unlike all the previous ones.
With this issue, art duties have been turned over to E.J. Su, and the characters are no longer drawn in Don Figueroa's movie-inspired style. For example, the Autobots' designs are simplified versions of the character models Su developed back in 2005 for the Infiltration series.
This issue reveals that, in IDW continuity at least, Dreadwind and Darkwing are siblings.

Cover A: Close up of Megatron's face; art by Don Figueroa and colors by James Brown.
Cover B: An angry Megatron featuring a black helmet like in the Marvel comics; art by Andrew Wildman.
Cover RI: Concept art of Hot Rod; art by Don Figueroa.