The Transformers Classics, Vol. 2
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| Publisher | IDW Publishing | ||||||||||||
| First published | January 11, 2012 | ||||||||||||
| Edits by | Justin Eisinger & Alonzo Simon | ||||||||||||
| Cover | Guido Guidi | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Marvel Comics continuity | ||||||||||||
| ISBN | ISBN 161377091X / ISBN 978-1613770917 | ||||||||||||
| Page count | 276 | ||||||||||||
| Price | $24.99 US | ||||||||||||
The Transformers Classics, Vol. 2, the second in IDW Publishing's reprint series, reprints Marvel Comics' The Transformers issues #14–25.
Issue manifest
"Rock and Roll-Out!"
Original date: March 1986
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Don Perlin
"I, Robot-Master!"
Original date: April 1986
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Don Perlin
"Plight of the Bumblebee!"
Original date: May 1986
Story by: Len Kaminski
Pencils by: Graham Nolan
"Return to Cybertron, Part 1: The Smelting Pool!"
Original date: June 1986
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Don Perlin
"Return to Cybertron, Part II: The Bridge to Nowhere!"
Original date: July 1986
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Don Perlin
"Command Performances!"
Original date: August 1986
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Don Perlin
"Showdown!"
Original date: September 1986
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Herb Trimpe
"Aerialbots Over America!"
Original date: October 1986
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Don Perlin
"Heavy Traffic!"
Original date: November 1986
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Don Perlin
"Decepticon Graffiti!"
Original date: December 1986
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Don Perlin
"Afterdeath!"
Original date: January 1987
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Don Perlin
"Gone but Not Forgotten!"
Original date: February 1987
Story by: Bob Budiansky
Pencils by: Don Perlin
Notes
- The usual uneven recoloring continues, with random corrections happening sometimes and Soundwave now being consistently blue. However, there are some... new... oddities...
- And, of course, Hulk and Captain America are erased from the walls of Donny Finkleberg's "famous comic book publishing company," Spider-Man is removed from Noah Acton's T-shirt, and the Marvel characters surrounding Menasor's head on the cover of "Heavy Traffic!"
- Circuit Breaker is always well tanned.