Talk:Transformers: Energon (mini-comic)

Wasn't Volume 3 adapted into a story in the Dreamwave summer special (written by Furman, story idea by Aaron Archer)? Quite similar, Slugslinger and Sharkticon attempting to sneak into somewhere and failing miserably, Snow Car trying to sneak into Omega Supreme's facility.

Also, wasn't Volume 4 just a translated version of the mini-comic that came with the Superlink release of Wing Saber?

I believe the mini-comics were credited (at least the Armada ones were), so I suggest crediting the artists and writers involved. - FFN

Re: volume 4, that could very well be. The art style is definitely different from Vols. 1 and 3, and... yeah, reading again? It is almost certainly a translation. "You're flying? Optimus can't fly! What is happening?"

Volume 3 is similar to the DW summer special story, but I don't know if there's a confirmed, explicit connection there or not.

And, there are no credits on any of the ones I've got. The cover of Volume 3 includes a artist signature of "Erik Ai", whatever that means. Part of it's covered up by the "Volume 3" title. -- Repowers 01:13, 19 March 2008 (UTC)

Volume 4 is definately Superlink Wing Saber's mini-comic, given the art style, the colouring, the speech bubbles, the stilted-dialogue, the 'stock footage, catchphrase!" action.

What was Volume 2? I can't even remember a volume 2. (probably due to Dreamwave's woes in 2004), I recall the Energon comics were really sporadic in updates to reflect new toys. --FFN

Volume 2 was this --KilMichaelMcC 01:26, 19 March 2008 (UTC)

Ahh, Guido's (?) mouth-Prime comic. Speaking of recognisable art, I believe volume 1 was pencilled by Don Figueroa. I recall him talking about it when one of the asian sites scanned the last page with the first glimpse of Megatron. Should it be noted that Volume 1 had the official look at Megatron? --FFN