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Transformers #[2]

May 2003 · Titan · 14.99 GBP; 19.95 USD
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“Warrior School!”
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This volume continues the 2003 Transformers series from Titan, collecting issues that explore the aftermath of the Autobot-Decepticon conflict as a new power structure emerges among the Cybertronian factions. The story focuses on the struggle for control and identity in a changing order, featuring key characters like Optimus Prime and Megatron as they navigate shifting alliances and threats.

In "Warrior School!", the Decepticons' ruthless strategy takes a new turn as Shockwave forges the Constructicons, only to see them merge into the towering Devastator—though their victory is short-lived against the Autobots' relentless assault. With the mystery of the Creation Matrix's power still unresolved, Shockwave is left questioning his own calculations, unaware that Optimus Prime’s influence was more subtle than he realized. Written by Bob Budiansky and brought to life by Ricardo Villamonte’s dynamic art, with Brad Joyce’s inks, Nel Yomtov’s colors, and Janice Chiang’s lettering, this 2003 Titan issue features a cover by Andrew Wildman.

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writer Bob Budiansky · artist Ricardo Villamonte · inker Brad Joyce · colorist Nel Yomtov · letterer Janice Chiang · cover Andrew Wildman

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colorist Nel Yomtov
letterer Janice Chiang
cover pencils, inks Andrew Wildman

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Shockwave creates the Constructicons to destroy the Autobots. The Constructicons then later merge into Devastator when faced vs. the Autobots' attack ,but are defeated. Shockwave then wonders why they failed if he supposedly received the creation matrix powers from Optimus Prime (since he doesn't know that Prime passed on the full effects to Buster).

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