Flames of Yesterday

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This article is about the Wings of Honor story. For the Beast Machines episode, see Fires of the Past.
Transformers: Timelines
Wings of Honor
"Flames of Yesterday"
Publisher Transformers Collectors' Club (online exclusive)
First published May 24, 2010
Written by Jesse Wittenrich
Illustrations by Andrew Griffith and Jesse Wittenrich
Continuity Wings of Honor
Page count 44pp

A mission babysitting archaeologists turns into a showdown with Cybertron's past.

Synopsis


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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Quotes

"Wow, if even Brawl doesn’t want to stand and fight, you know that running’s the better option!"

Dion does Furmanisms wrong.


Metalhawk: "L-Lancer! T-The... fuzzy... The fuzzy p-petro-rabbits taste like... yellow..."
Lancer: "That... That's not good, is it?"
Dion: "They had some kind of chemical weapon that knocked him out cold. He's having a little problem rebooting."
[a few moments later]
Metalhawk: "Grishy boushy makes vroom..." *passes out again*


Magnum: "You really expect me to believe all this? Gods, dragons... and here it says that you all died!"
Metalhawk: "Well, I may have taken a few liberties..."
Onslaught: "Perhaps you should read my report, it's probably more... accurate."
Magnum: "Hmm, Median, monsters and Metrotitan. It's all there. Minus the artistic license, of course. Well, at least it's better than Ironfist's single sentence, or Swindle's report that read like romance holo-pulp. With him being the hero and love-interest, of course."

—The Elite Guard engages in Rashomon Style mission reporting.

Notes

Errors

  • Many, many, many proofreading errors.
  • Aquablast is quite clearly killed by Lancer at one point, yet is still mentioned as being alive afterwards (presumably there was some sort of mixup with Hydradread...)

Transformer references

  • Several characters are name-dropped or described in the story, but never seen; Thunderblast, Leonicus, Scorpius, Thunder Clash, Landshark, Traachon, and Falcon. The members of the Covenant are depicted as constellations, and a legend of Leonicus fighting an Ice Demon is referred to.
  • Both versions of G2 Drench are made into the same character here, as the Decepticon ends up defecting to the Elite Guard with a retrofit and a new paint job.