More to come.
The original comics adaptation of the animated movie was incorporated into the original comics continuity and can be seen here.
Mini-Series
“More Than Meets the Eye, Part 1″
- written by George Arthur Bloom
first episode; aired 17 Sept 1984
“More Than Meets the Eye, Part 2″
- written by George Arthur Bloom
“More Than Meets the Eye, Part 3″
- written by George Arthur Bloom
Season 1
“Transport to Oblivion”
- written by Dick Robbins and Bryce Malek
“Roll for It”
- written by George Arthur Bloom
“Divide and Conquer”
- written by Donald F. Glut
“S.O.S. Dinobots”
- written by Donald F. Glut
“The Ultimate Doom, Part 1″
- script by Larry Strauss; story by Douglas Booth
“The Ultimate Doom, Part 2″
- script by Earl Kress; story by Douglas Booth
“The Ultimate Doom, Part 3″
- script by Leo D. Paur; story by Douglas Booth
“War of the Dinobots”
- script by Larry Strauss; story by Douglas Booth
“Countdown to Extinction”
- written by Reed Robbins and Peter Salas
“Fire in the Sky”
- script by Leo D. Paur; story by Douglas Booth
- introduces Skyfire
“Heavy Metal War”
- written by Donald F. Glut
- introduces the Constructicons
“Fire on the Mountain”
- written by Douglas Booth
“A Plague of Insecticons”
- written by Donald F. Glut
- introduces the Insecticons
Season 2
“Autobot Spike”
- written by Donald F. Glut
“The Immobilizer”
- written by Earl Kress
“Dinobot Island, Part 1″
- written by Donald F. Glut
“Dinobot Island, Part 2″
- written by Donald F. Glut
“Traitor”
- written by George Hampton & Mike Moore
“Enter the Nightbird”
- written by Richard Milton and Sylvia Wilson
“Changing Gears”
- written by Larry Parr
“A Prime Problem”
- written by Dick Robbins and Bryce Malek
“Atlantis, Arise!”
- written by Douglas Booth
“Attack of the Autobots”
- written by David Wise
“Microbots”
- written by David Wise
“The Master Builder”
- written by David N. Gottlieb and Herb Engelhart
“The Insecticon Syndrome”
- written by Douglas Booth
“Day of the Machines”
- written by David Wise
“Megatron’s Master Plan, Part 1″
- written by Donald F. Glut
“Megatron’s Master Plan, Part 2″
- written by Donald F. Glut
“Auto Berserk”
- written by Antoni Zalewski
“City of Steel”
- written by Douglas Booth
“Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 1″
- written by Earl Kress
“Desertion of the Dinobots, Part 2″
- written by Earl Kress
“Blaster Blues”
- written by Larry Strauss
“A Decepticon Raider in King Arthur’s Court”
- written by Douglas Booth
“The God Gambit”
- written by Larry Strauss
“The Core”
- written by Dennis Marks
“Make Tracks”
- written by David Wise
“The Autobot Run”
- written by Donald F. Glut
“The Golden Lagoon”
- written by Dennis Marks
“Quest for Survival”
- written by David Wise
“The Secret of Omega Supreme”
- written by David Wise
“Child’s Play”
- written by Beth Bornstein
“The Gambler”
- written by Michael Charles Hill
“The Search for Alpha Trion”
- written by Beth Bornstein
“Auto-Bop”
- written by David Wise
“Prime Target”
- written by Flint Dille and Buzz Dixon
“The Girl Who Loved Powerglide”
- written by David Wise
“Triple Takeover”
- written by Larry Strauss
“Sea Change”
- written by Douglas Booth
“Hoist Goes Hollywood”
- written by Earl Kress
“The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 1″
- written by David Wise
“The Key to Vector Sigma, Part 2″
- written by David Wise
“Aerial Assault”
- written by Douglas Booth
“Masquerade”
- written by Donald F. Glut
“Trans-Europe Express”
- written by David Wise
“War Dawn”
- written by David Wise
“Cosmic Rust”
- written by Paul Davids
“Kremzeek!”
- written by David Wise
“Starscream’s Brigade”
- written by Michael Charles Hill
“The Revenge of Bruticus”
- written by Larry Parr
“B.O.T.”
- written by Earl Kress
Transformers: The Movie
directed by Nelson Shin; written by Ron Friedman; set in 2005; introduces Unicron; Ironhide, Ratchet, Prowl, Brawn, Windcharger, Wheeljack, and Optimus Prime die; Unicron remakes Megatron as Galvatron and remakes Skywarp, Thundercracker, Shrapnel, Kickback, and Bombshell as Cyclonus, Scourge, and the Sweeps; Galvatron destroys Starscream; Hot Rod becomes Rodimus Prime, the new Autobot leader; 84 minutes; released 8 Aug 1986
first issue; published by IDW Publishing; cover-dated Oct 2006
published by IDW Publishing; cover-dated Nov 2006
published by IDW Publishing; cover-dated Dec 2006
final issue; published by IDW Publishing; cover-dated Jan 2007
Season 3
“Five Faces of Darkness, Part 1″
- written by Flint Dille
“Five Faces of Darkness, Part 2″
- written by Flint Dille
“Five Faces of Darkness, Part 3″
- written by Flint Dille
“Five Faces of Darkness, Part 4″
- written by Flint Dille
“Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5″
- written by Flint Dille
“The Killing Jar”
- written by Michael Charles Hill and Joey Kurihara Piedra
“Chaos”
- written by Paul Davids
“Dark Awakening”
- written by Antoni Zalewski
“Starscream’s Ghost”
- written by Megeen McLaughlin
written by Paul Davids; Thief in the Night”; aired 6 Oct 1986
“Forever is a Long Time Coming”
- written by Gerry Conway and Carla Conway
“Surprise Party”
- written by Steve Mitchell and Barbara Petty
“Madman’s Paradise”
- written by Craig Rand
“Carnage in C-Minor”
- written by Buzz Dixon
“Fight or Flee”
- written by Tony Cinciripini and Larry Leahy
“Webworld”
- written by Len Wein and Diane Duane
“Ghost in the Machine”
- written by Michael Charles Hill and Joey Kurihara Piedra
- Starscream performs tasks for Unicron as part of a bargain for a new body
“The Dweller in the Depths”
- written by Paul Dini
“Nightmare Planet”
- written by Beth Bornstein
“The Ultimate Weapon”
- written by Arthur Byron Cover
“The Quintesson Journal”
- written by Richard Merwin
“The Big Broadcast of 2006″
- written by Michael Reaves
- adapted into comics as Transformers Vol. 1 #43 (Aug 1988), although that issue is part of the original comics continuity
“Only Human”
- written by Susan K. Williams
“Grimlock’s New Brain”
- written by Paul Davids
“Money is Everything”
- written by Gerry Conway and Carla Conway
“Call of the Primitives”
- written by Donald F. Glut
“The Burden Hardest to Bear”
- written by Michael Charles Hill
“The Face of the Nijika”
- written by Mary Skrenes and Steve Skeates
“The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 1″
- script by Michael Charles Hill; story by Cherie Wilkerson and Marv Wolfman
- Optimus Prime revives
“The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2″
- script by Michael Charles Hill; story by Cherie Wilkerson and Marv Wolfman
- Optimus Prime becomes leader of the Autobots again
Season 4
“The Rebirth, Part 1″
- written by David Wise
- begins the introduction of the Headmasters
“The Rebirth, Part 2″
- written by David Wise
“The Rebirth, Part 3″
- written by David Wise
final episode; aired 11 Nov 1987
