Hundred Penny Press: The Transformers #1
In the aftermath of widespread devastation, Earth—especially the U.S.—struggles to rebuild three years after the events of "All Hail Megatron," with the Autobots driven into hiding. As Prime weighs their future, a pivotal moment arrives when Ironhide's sacrifice to save Prowl from U.S. forces pushes Prime to make a difficult choice: surrender himself to human authorities led by Spike. "For All Mankind," written by Mike Costa and illustrated by Don Figueroa with colors by J. Brown and letters by Chris Mowry, marks a turning point in the Transformers' struggle, with a cover by Don Figueroa capturing the weight of that decision.
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It's been 3 years since the events of "All Hail Megatron" and Earth is in the process of rebuilding, specifically in the U.S., where the Decepticons made the largest amount of damage (particularly in New York). The Autobots have been forced into hiding, as Prime contemplates their fate. Eventually, after much pressure and sacrifice (especially after Ironhide's 'sacrifice' to save the then-captured Prowl from U.S. forces), Prime decides to leave the Autobots and surrenders himself to the U.S. forces led by Spike.
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