Broken Windshields

	"Broken Windshields"
Publisher	Transformers Collectors' Club (online exclusive)
First published	February 19, 2015
Written by	Jim Sorenson
Illustrations by	Jesse Wittenrich
Continuity	Beast Wars: Uprising
Page count	25pp

Lio Convoy sets an uprising in motion.

Synopsis

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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Maximals	Predacons	Builders
Lio Convoy (1) Stinkbomb (3) Blackarachnia (9) Noctorro (10) Polar Claw (12) Snarl (13) B'Boom (15) Binary (19) Sonar (20) Manta (21) Crystal Widow (22) Air Hammer (23) Skywarp (24) CatSCAN (25) Dinotron (26) Panther (27) Tasmania Kid (28) Rhino (29) Optimus Minor (30) Break (43) Longhorn (45)	Quickstrike (2) Scylla (14) Insecticon (31) Megalligator (32) Scourge (33) Night Viper (34) Transquito (35) Autostinger (36) Scavenger (37) Creepy (38) Reptix (39) Terragator (40) Queen Rage (41) Rot Gut (42) Retrax (44)	Barrage (4) Half-Track (5) Zoom Out (6) Slog (7) Eject (8) Longtooth (11) Black Omen (16) Override (17) Supersonic (18) Tailwind (46) Sunrunner (47) Octus (48) Ratbat (49)

The gladiatorial combat Games originate from the Marvel UK story "State Games", although this version bears more resemblance to the follow-up stories "Deadly Games!" and "The Fall and Rise of the Decepticon Empire.". The latter story is further referenced by Octus' presence on the ruling Council.
The following Transformers are mentioned or referenced to, but do not appear in the story proper: Megatron, Scissor Boy, Killer Punch, Ultra Mammoth, Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, Prowl, Blaster, Starscream, Shockwave, Soundwave, Kudon, Riker, Traachon, Cross-Cut, and Sigil.

"The Hunger Games" films are what inspired current Cybertronian civilization to host the death matches between Maximals and Predacons. Eject acknowledges picking up "Catching Fire" for the first time in this story, but implies the first and third/fourth films reached Cybertron long ago.