This event as a whole has felt like the type of battle I did as a kid pitting my toys against each other. There’s some great design and to see the pain of Metroplex and what that leads to is cool to see, especially how it’s all revealed. Raiz gets to show off the impact of it all and teases what’s next. It’s impressive to do, especially since there’s some solid framing of the action. Dunbar handles the main story and he does a great job being able to fit lots in despite having so many characters to deal with and such different sizes. The art by Max Dunbar and James Raiz is great. But mix that reveal in with the twist at the end of this comic and it’s the next phase of the “Hasbro Universe” making it clearer how one aspect fits in more. Then there’s the prologue story which will have every Transformers fan squeal. If there’s one negative, it feels like the plot with Optimus betraying the Council gets wrapped up or overlooked to quick but that might be handled later in other series. Then there’s… well I don’t want to ruin it but there’s a lot of players here. But, lets face it, we want to see Scarlett take on Joe Colton and we get exactly that with a fight that shows how much of a badass Scarlett is.
Rodriguez, First Strike #6 sees the showdowns you want and a hell of a lot of conflict.
There’s a hell of a twist ending that I didn’t see coming and sets up a new status quo to come in the “Hasbro Universe.”
Joe, Transformers, and Micronauts wraps up here with a hell of an ending and a comic event that really feels like it. War for the Core! Deep within Cybertron, the ultimate weapon to kill all Transformers is about to be activated! Meanwhile, Elita One plans to stop the weapon-by killing every human on Cybertron! Either way, looks like some species on Cybertron is going down unless Optimus Prime and Scarlett can save the day… People’s History of the Marvel Universe.
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