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Transformers #[6]

Jun 2004 · Titan · 14.99 GBP; 19.95 USD
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This volume collects issues from the 2004 Transformers series, focusing on a storyline of betrayal and shifting loyalties among the Autobots and Decepticons as old alliances are tested. It features the ongoing conflict on Earth and Cybertron, with key characters facing difficult choices that redefine the war.

Contains 5 stories
Buster Witwicky and the Car Wash of Doom!
23 pp · Science Fiction

In "Buster Witwicky and the Car Wash of Doom!", the fate of Autobot and human alike hangs on a single, suspiciously shiny car wash. When Buster Witwicky and Jessie stumble upon a strange pattern of hypnotized drivers and a suspiciously efficient cleaning system, they uncover a sinister plot that turns everyday car washes into Decepticon fuel stations. With a mix of smarts, nerve, and a little help from their friends, they race to stop the scheme before the whole city gets washed away—literally.

Used Autobots
22 pp · Science Fiction

In the shadow of a forgotten car lot, the Throttlebots and Blaster take refuge as fuel runs low—only to find their sanctuary compromised when the lot’s owner exposes their true identities. With sugar-tainted fuel and police on the way, the Autobots brace for a trap that spirals into chaos when both Combaticons and a Protectobots team arrive. Amid the escalating battle, a RAAT unit moves in, seizing the moment to haul away the incapacitated Throttlebots. As the dust settles, Hotspot delivers a final, unexpected verdict to Blaster—just as the fate of the Autobots hangs in the balance.

Child's Play
23 pp · Science Fiction

In "Child's Play," the Protectobots escort their prisoner Blaster back to the Ark when they're ambushed by the Combaticons, who merge into the colossal Bruticus. Forced into a desperate stand, the Protectobots unite as the giant Defensor, battling the monstrous foe while Blaster devises a clever plan with the help of four young bystanders. After the battle, Blaster rewards the kids with a ride in Blast Off’s space shuttle mode—only for the Autobot Ark ship to suddenly intercept them, its weapons armed and ready.

Spacehikers!
22 pp · Science Fiction
Sky LynxWheeljackSlagSludgeSnarlGrimlockBlasterSkidsGrappleCosmosTracksSwoopBeachcomberTwin TwistSkydiveHot SpotFirst AidFireflightSeaspraySmokescreenSilverboltHoistWarpathPowerglideBladesProwlOmega SupremePerceptorRatchetSandstormGearsSideswipeJetfireBombshell (flashback)Razorclaw (flashback)Blast OffRobinJedSammyAllan

In "Spacehikers!", the Autobots face a desperate standoff when Grimlock, driven by rage, orders the Ark to attack the shuttle carrying Blaster and four young passengers. With the kids in peril and the shuttle captured, Grimlock forces them to walk the plank into the void—only for Wheeljack to call on his old ally Sky Lynx, who arrives just in time to rescue them. As Grimlock and the other Dinobots pursue, Blaster makes a bold choice to sacrifice himself to protect the children and Sky Lynx.

Toy Soldiers!
22 pp · Science Fiction

In "Toy Soldiers!", a desperate act of defiance unfolds when Walter Barnett, aided by Goldbug, smuggles the consciousness of captive Throttlebots into toy racing cars to save them from destruction. With the Autobots nowhere to be found and the Ark vanished, Walter and Buster Witwicky set out on a mission to return the tiny minds to safety—only to discover the battlefield has shifted, leaving them stranded in a world where hope is as fragile as a toy.

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Full credits

artist Don Perlin
inker Jim Fern
colorist Nel Yomtov
letterer Rick Parker
cover pencils, inks Andrew Wildman

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Transformers #31 (1987), The Transformers #32 (1987), The Transformers #33 (1987), The Transformers #34 (1987), The Transformers #35 (1987), The Transformers #36 (1988), The Transformers #37 (1988)

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