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Transformers #[1]

Feb 2003 · Titan · 14.99 GBP; 16.95 USD
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“The Transformers”
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This volume collects the earliest issues of the 2003 Transformers comic series from Titan, reprinting the initial story arcs that set the stage for the ongoing conflict between the Autobots and Decepticons. It serves as a starting point for readers new to the Titan run, featuring classic characters and the foundational battles that define the franchise's lore.

The Transformers #1 (2003, Titan) kicks off with Megatron, damaged but resolute, confronting Shockwave after the Decepticon scientist's assault on an oil platform to harness its energy—leaving Josie Beller, an employee of G. B. Blackrock, injured in the crossfire. Writer Bob Budiansky and artist Alan Kupperberg deliver a tense, grounded start to the series, setting up a power struggle with clear stakes, while Andrew Wildman's cover captures the clash with striking intensity.

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writer Bob Budiansky · artist, inker Alan Kupperberg · colorist Nel Yomtov · letterer Rick Parker · cover Andrew Wildman

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artist, inker Alan Kupperberg
colorist Nel Yomtov
letterer Rick Parker
cover pencils, inks Andrew Wildman

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Megatron, although damaged, goes to confront Shockwave after Shockwave's assault on an oil platform to capture its energies, which injures one of G. B. Blackrock's employees (Josie Beller) in the process. Megatron then fights Shockwave, but loses and concedes Decepticon leadership for now.

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