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by **Jeen0808** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 6:09 am

Nice read, I'd say. Loved the whole bar sequence.

Quite like the art as well. It's a lovely refresher from that all red, all skewed, all depressing Livio stuff. Do not mind at all.

Looking forward to this whole racing adventure, as well. Sounds exciting. Also, Blurr. I wonder what will come off it.

And I agree, the one on the left is cuter.

News Credits: 1641 · by **D-Maximal_Primal** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 7:21 am

I actually do like the art. It feels better this issue. As much as I miss Stone, this is still good art, and I do not mind the cartooniness of it.

News Credits: 3 · by **Optimizzy** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 8:01 am

The art is the only thing I have a problem with in this comic. I love the idea that windblade seems to be a series that explores the larger transformers universe. I just wish the art wasnt so silly.

News Credits: 1641 · by **D-Maximal_Primal** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 8:39 am

The whole colony/empire building direction that is being taken is very nice. I cannot wait for the next issue. Blurr in action!

News Credits: 3 · by **Optimizzy** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 10:05 am

I do have to add that I am LOVING Knock-out. I am so glad he is in the IDW-verse. He was one of the best things about Prime in my opinion and I'm so glad he's here. I can hear Daran Norris in every word. I just hope they dont make him too nefarious. He never seemed to be a "real" villain. Just a narcissist.

News Credits: 1641 · by **D-Maximal_Primal** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 11:53 am

Optimizzy wrote:I do have to add that I am LOVING Knock-out. I am so glad he is in the IDW-verse. He was one of the best things about Prime in my opinion and I'm so glad he's here. I can hear Daran Norris in every word. I just hope they dont make him too nefarious. He never seemed to be a "real" villain. Just a narcissist.

HA! Very true. Love his character. Smooth-talking-back-stabbing-speed-demon narcissist. "Oh, and he's ruuuuuuude" :lol:

News Credits: 125 · by **Counterpunch** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 1:45 pm

I love this. It has big fun implications for my two collecting joys: Classics and the AEC Universe.

News Credits: 4 · by **King Kuuga** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 3:53 pm

After reading the full issue, the art still bothers me, but I think a combination of Howell growing into the role and me getting used to it will let it improve in my eyes as the series go on. The writing is excellent. This is what Scott can do when she isn't being tied down by a rushed crossover storyline. I love the inclusion of Knock Out, I like how Moonracer balances him out by being reserved and reasonable, I love the whole party scene, I love Windblade and co going behind Starscream's back to try to win an alliance with Velocitron. I really hope that Starscream eventually comes to see Windblade as a valuable political ally instead of just an asset, but he's Starscream, or should I say, Starscheme, so I doubt that's going to happen.
Nice nod to Prime there, Knock Out's conjunx is slow and unwanted among Velocitronians. That'd be Breakdown, presumably. I hope we see him.

This issue has me looking forward to the next issue much more than TF 42 has me looking for the continuation of that series. Bring on the expansion of the universe!

News Credits: 25 · by **SW's SilverHammer** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 5:59 pm

Oh if only exhaust was part of the Cybertronian federal government or whatever; I know what he'd say to that.

Website · by **MartianSpyGirl1996** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 7:29 pm

Loving that a Prime writer officially made Knock Out "gay" by giving him a husband... and who does it end up being? Breakdown of course!
http://mscottwrites.tumblr.com/post/122 ... at-read-is

News Credits: 4 · by **King Kuuga** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 9:33 pm

MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Loving that a Prime writer officially made Knock Out "gay" by giving him a husband... and who does it end up being? Breakdown of course!
http://mscottwrites.tumblr.com/post/122 ... at-read-is

Mairghread Scott wrote:There was a really valid concern that two Breakdowns from two worlds with similar designs that could conceivably meet would be confusing.

I'm not confused.

Website · by **MartianSpyGirl1996** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 9:44 pm

It would have been cooler if they went with Polar Claw as Knock Out's Conjunx...

Since KO is more than likely the catcher, his husband should be a bear. Get it?? :lol:

News Credits: 1641 · by **D-Maximal_Primal** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 9:50 pm

Can't we have "combiner Breakdown" and "Muscle Man Breakdown"? I mean come on! We have "Tall Tankor" and "Fat Tankor"! :lol:

Website · by **MartianSpyGirl1996** » Wed Jun 24, 2015 9:57 pm

Muscle Man Breakdown :lol:

Hot

News Credits: 1641 · by **D-Maximal_Primal** » Thu Jun 25, 2015 7:12 am

MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Muscle Man Breakdown Hot

It Works! He was always a muscle bound lunkhead, it fits. Besides, in this story he is big and slow, so muscular works :lol:

Website · by **MartianSpyGirl1996** » Thu Jun 25, 2015 8:47 am

D-Maximus_Prime wrote:
MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Muscle Man Breakdown Hot

It Works! He was always a muscle bound lunkhead, it fits. Besides, in this story he is big and slow, so muscular works

Totes. I agree! And the meathead is a perfect fit for twink-jock Knock Out, haha

News Credits: 3 · by **Optimizzy** » Thu Jun 25, 2015 9:07 am

MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:
MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Muscle Man Breakdown Hot

It Works! He was always a muscle bound lunkhead, it fits. Besides, in this story he is big and slow, so muscular works

Totes. I agree! And the meathead is a perfect fit for twink-jock Knock Out, haha

ok. I actually have a problem with Breakdown(prime) being in IDW. it's a serious problem too.

I don't have the arms micron figure.

Now I'll have to pay extra for it. Dang it.

Website · by **MartianSpyGirl1996** » Thu Jun 25, 2015 9:11 am

Optimizzy wrote:
MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:
MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Muscle Man Breakdown Hot

It Works! He was always a muscle bound lunkhead, it fits. Besides, in this story he is big and slow, so muscular works

Totes. I agree! And the meathead is a perfect fit for twink-jock Knock Out, haha

ok. I actually have a problem with Breakdown(prime) being in IDW. it's a serious problem too.

I don't have the arms micron figure.

Now I'll have to pay extra for it. Dang it.

I have the same problem! ****!

News Credits: 1641 · by **D-Maximal_Primal** » Thu Jun 25, 2015 9:11 am

Optimizzy wrote:
MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:
D-Maximus_Prime wrote:
MartianSpyGirl1996 wrote:Muscle Man Breakdown Hot

It Works! He was always a muscle bound lunkhead, it fits. Besides, in this story he is big and slow, so muscular works

Totes. I agree! And the meathead is a perfect fit for twink-jock Knock Out, haha

ok. I actually have a problem with Breakdown(prime) being in IDW. it's a serious problem too.

I don't have the arms micron figure.

Now I'll have to pay extra for it. Dang it.

That is a serious dilemma.

by **Xarmech** » Thu Jun 25, 2015 12:39 pm

I truly tried to love Scott Howell's work, but it just didn't happen :-(

. Although I doubt there is anyone else in the IDW family that can capture the charm and innocence of the series, the fact is that she over-does-it with the characters expressions. Seriously, did you see Lightbright? I suppose Ms. Scott's "Walt Disney" art may attract the little ones, and I do hope she holds the coarse until Sarah Stone is back. She is coming back, right?

Otherwise I truly love the story, the new characters, and seeing Windblade teaching the guys how politics are done. Oh and Lightbright X Sparkstalker are the cutest couple ever

.

News Credits: 3 · by **Optimizzy** » Thu Jun 25, 2015 12:48 pm

It's not really the right color or ALT mode but I want to use BH Arcee as Moonracer. At least until she sees an actual release...

...please?

(No, con exclusives dont count)

News Credits: 226 · by **Burn** » Sun Jun 28, 2015 5:06 am

Story was good but the art ... sorry, far too cartoonish for my liking. It would work perfectly on a title like Harley Quinn or even Squirrel Girl ... books that are meant to be light hearted, but not a book that's suppose to be a little on the "serious" side.