Contents
pin-up featuring Hot Rod, several Headmasters, Megatron, and Galvatron -- 2 pages
“The Saga of the Transformers — So Far!” -- 7 pages
- written by Simon Furman
- illustrated prose story
- loosely summarizes the Transformers story through Transformers U.K. Vol. 1 #161
- features Adam Reynolds, who hacked the Decepticon mainframe in “In the Beginning…” (from Transformers Annual 1987) and has since been searching for the Autobot mainframe
- at the end, Adam Reynolds decides to become a Headmaster (but he’s never shown again)
“Altered Image!” -- 6 pages
- script by Ian Rimmer
- story by Simon Furman
- art by Lee Sullivan
- Megatron confronts Galvatron (fulfilling Shockwave’s plan, hatched in Transformers U.K. Vol. 1 #153), but they decide to work together instead (as seen in “Time Wars”)
Megatron pin-up -- 1 pages
“Prime Bomb!” -- 14 pages
- written by Ian Rimmer
- art by Robin Smith
- split into two parts
- illustrated prose story
- features Optimus Prime (a Powermaster) on Earth
- has Dreadwind and Darkwing working for Scorponok on Earth (something not established or seen otherwise)
- has the Combaticons on Earth working for Scorponok (although this isn’t established or seen otherwise)
- since Optimus Prime isn’t struggling with being back on Earth, as seen in Transformers U.K. Vol. 1 #198, this story probably best occurs between that and “Time Wars” (which begins in Transformers U.K. Vol. 1 #199)
“All in the Minds!” -- 11 pages
- written by Simon Furman
- art by Dan Reed
- Scorponok attacks Highbrow (he previously targeted Highbrow on Nebulos in “Worlds Apart!”)
- at the end, Highbrow defeats Scorponok and takes Scorponok’s head
pin-up of Scorponok fighting Highbrow -- 1 pages
- taken from Lee Sullivan’s cover to Transformers U.K. Vol. 1 #157
“Peace” -- 6 pages
- written by Richard Alan
- art by Robin Smith
- in 2510, the final Decepticons are defeated, and Rodimus Prime appoints Springer his successor, sparking a civil war with those who support Ultra Magnus instead of Springer
Rodimus Prime pin-up -- 1 pages
profile pages featuring the Seacons (Nautilator, Seawing, Skalor, Snaptrap, Tentakil, and Jawbreaker) -- 6 pages
- Jawbreaker is normally known as Overbite
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Original Transformers Comics: 1989
More to come. Beginning in issue #213, the British comic changed its format so that each issue included a partial reprint of of a U.S. story and a new, British-exclusive story. However, the reprints were now… [more]