While I’m sorting through all of these comic books they’re obviously on my mind. As I write this I’m about to start working on the “T” lettered titles, and I will have probably exhausted myself doing so by the time you read this. It’s a lot of work but I had an interesting idea.
I’ve collected comics for…apparently too long give what I’m doing, but while I was gifted comics prior I didn’t really start collecting them until I learned there was a Transformers comic. Seeing the above issue of The Transformers #5 at my local drug store, as this was back when you could find comics almost anywhere, was my introduction to the series, though I wouldn’t start collecting until the next issue. I was even forbidden from buying issue #9, Circuit Breaker’s debut, as a form of punishment. Thankfully I was eventually forgiven and in my adult years I was able to get a copy, which I actually read in school as one of my teachers had a copy in the room. Stiil, it’s nice not having a hole in your collection.
Over the next few days, unless something comes up, I want to look at the various Transformers comic runs. You can already find reviews of all the comics I own as I’ve reviewed the whole franchise in either Today’s Comic or This Week’s Reviews when they came out, or in back issue/my existing collection in “Yesterday’s” Comic. This is going to be an overview of the comic run as a whole. It makes sense to start with the original. I didn’t enough of the UK run to form a solid opinion because I’m a US kid, but I can explore my comic introduction to the robots. I’ve broken it down into four convenient categories, covering the biggest periods of the run.










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Posted by ShadowWing Tronix on February 21, 2023 in Uncategorized and tagged commentary, Professor Geek.
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