The Transformers Comics Magazine #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The New Order," Megatron, battered from a recent clash, confronts Shockwave after the Decepticon scientist's attack on an oil platform—leaving Josie Beller, an employee of G. B. Blackrock, injured in the crossfire. Writer Bob Budiansky and artist Alan Kupperberg deliver a tense, pivotal showdown as Megatron challenges Shockwave's authority, only to be defeated and forced to step aside as Decepticon leader—setting the stage for a shifting power dynamic. The cover by Alan Kupperberg captures the moment's intensity, a striking visual for this 1987 Marvel Transformers classic.
In the aftermath of a devastating Autobot defeat, Mel, Gus, and Charlene Welles find themselves caught in the eerie silence of the Ark, where Shockwave’s new regime has left only shattered remnants of the Autobots—Ratchet barely functional, and Optimus Prime reduced to nothing but a head, still conscious but severed from his body. As they navigate the cold, metallic corridors of the once-proud ship, they must decide whether to trust the whispers of a broken leader or risk everything to reassemble what’s been lost.
In "The Worse of Two Evils!", Megatron, damaged but resolute, confronts Shockwave after the Decepticon scientist's assault on an oil platform leaves Josie Beller injured. With tensions high and the stakes rising, the battle between the two leaders reveals a chilling choice—one that forces Megatron to reckon with a leadership he may not be able to hold.
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