The Transformers #102

Feb 1987 · Marvel UK · 32 GBP

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In "Fallen Angel," a new generation of Joes and Lady Jaye face their toughest trial yet during a training exercise gone wrong—captured by Cobra and forced to confront Dr. Mindbender’s terrifying new weapon and the B.A.T.S. in a decaying junkyard. Written by Larry Hama and illustrated by Rod Whigham, with inks by Andy Mushynsky, colors by George Roussos, and letters by Joe Rosen, this 1987 Marvel UK issue delivers high-stakes action and tense ingenuity. Geoff Senior’s cover captures the moment of peril, setting the stage for a test of courage and teamwork that leaves the new Joes—and readers—on edge.

Contains 2 stories

Fallen Angel

11 pp · Science Fiction

Improvisation on a Theme Part Four

6 pp · War

Cobra [Cobra troopersB.A.T.S. (first appearance)]

In the aftermath of a covert ambush, a group of new Joes and Lady Jaye find themselves trapped in a derelict junkyard, facing off against Cobra’s latest weapon and the newly introduced B.A.T.S. — android soldiers designed to test their limits. With the experimental plant spores sapping their strength, the team must rely on instinct and quick thinking to survive the deadly trial. Lady Jaye’s sharp mind and unwavering resolve prove pivotal as they outmaneuver their captors in a tense, high-stakes confrontation.