The Transformers | Comics

The Transformers | Comics

The Transformers are a race of sentient robotic beings, capable of transforming themselves mostly into humanoid forms, living in a technologically advanced distant planet called Cybertron. Cybertron was formed eons ago by the lord of the light gods Primus, as a large technological planet with enormous metal towering future cities. In process of creating Cybertron, Primus has merged his fallen brother Unicron, The Chaos-Bringer within it. Later, Primus has cracked his own force into five beings, Solomus, Epistemus, Adaptus, Mortilus and himself. All of them perished over time due to endless conflict between them and Solomus becomes the vessel of wisdom now called as the Matrix of Leadership and will belong to the true leader of The Autobots.

By time, there came two Cybertronian races; the heroic Autobots and the villainous Decepticons, who would develop a feud among them that would last for generations, as the Autobots are the one fighting for freedom and order, the Decepticons on the other hand lives for total supremacy over the universe. The age-old conflict between the protagonist Autobots, currently led by Optimus Prime and the Decepticons led by the devious Megatron have totally ravaged Cybertron, ruining its existence and stranded them around the universe as a result. As their native planet is all done for good, the Transformers have traveled to Earth and other planets as interstellar refuges and continue their inner rivalry which was a result of their age-old civil war back on Cybertron.

For more information on The Transformers comics series, you can check out these links below.

The Transformers (Comics) Wikipedia

The Transformers Marvel (Comics) Wikipedia

The Transformers IDW (Comics) Wikipedia

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Transformers – Megatron Origin

Transformers – Autocracy

Transformers – Monstrosity

Transformers – Primacy

The Transformers – Spotlight Vol 01

Transformers – Infiltration

Transformers – Stormbringer

Transformers – Escalation

The Transformers – Spotlight Vol 02

Transformers – Devastation

The Transformers – Spotlight Vol 03

The Transformers – Spotlight – Revelation

Transformers – Maximum Dinobots

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 01

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 02

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 03

Transformers – All Hail Megatron Vol 04

Transformers – Last Stand of the Wreckers (Softcover)

Transformers – Last Stand of the Wreckers (Hardcover)

Transformers Vol 01 – For All Mankind

Transformers – Bumblebee

Transformers – Ironhide

Transformers Vol 02 – International Incident

Transformers – Drift

Transformers Vol 04 – Heart of Darkness

Transformers Vol 03 – Revenge of the Decepticons

Transformers Vol 05 – Chaos Theory

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 01

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 01

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 02

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 02

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 03

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 03

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 04

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 04

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 05

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 05

Transformers – Dark Cybertron Vol 01

Transformers – Dark Cybertron Vol 02

Transformers – Dark Cybertron (Hardcover)

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 06

Warriors of Cybertron

Transformers – Robots in Disguise Vol 06

Transformers – Windblade

Transformers – More Than Meets The Eye Vol 07

Transformers – Drift – Empire of Stone

The Transformers is a bi-weekly comic book series that was first published from Marvel Comics and over the course of time, the series has moved to IDW Publishing from 2005. Originally based on Hasbro's Transformers toy line characters, the franchise has spawned a movie adaptation titled Transformers (2007) with three sequels; Transformers - Revenge of the Fallen (2009), Transformers - Dark of the Moon (2011) and Transformers - Age of Extinction (2014), a bunch of video games, TV shows and Animated series. Recently, IDW has launched two more ongoing series; Robots in Disguise and More Than Meets the Eye, alongside many other spin-off limited series and one-shots.
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G. I. Joe | Comics

In the town of Springfield, a man came with a scheme to start a paramilitary organization of his own with a goal to oppose the world's governments and those who would come to their way and agenda, gathering people of the same beliefs to built the foundation of the mighty terrorist group known today only as Cobra.

G. I. Joe | Comics

In exchange for money, power and the chance to hurt people the man recruits skilled manpower in his group and also dubs himself as Cobra Commander to rule his league with an iron hand. Aside from his regular force of Cobra Vipers and Cobra Troopers, they enlist many top assassins of the world to their cause such as the ruthless assassin Baroness and ninja operative Storm Shadow, henchman Destro, explosives expert Firefly and master of disguise Zartan.

When the Cobra decides to finally come out of their hiding after years of preparation against the system, they kidnapped the renowned nuclear physicist Dr. Adele Burkhart and at that moment, the U. S. government assigned a special group under General Flagg’s command who are trained to response at the threat at hand known only as the G. I. Joe to rescue her.

Along with many other potential Joes, Duke, Scarlett, Snake-Eyes, Hawk, Stalker, Roadblock, Flint and Lady Jaye regularly engages with Cobra and other everyday terrorist threats worldwide to neutralize it before it can hurt people and keep the others safe. But as the forces of good prepares themselves to battle against the vile Cobra, the evil also makes his sinister plan to wipe out the existing peace from the planet.

For more information on G. I. Joe comics series, you can check out these links below.

G. I. Joe (Comics) Wikipedia

G. I. Joe IDW (Comics) Wikipedia

The Elite Military Force

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G.I. Joe Vol 01

G.I. Joe – Origins Vol 01

G.I. Joe – Cobra Vol 01

G.I. Joe Vol 02

G.I. Joe – Origins Vol 02

G.I. Joe Vol 03

G.I. Joe – Origins Vol 03

G.I. Joe – Hearts and Minds (Softcover)

G.I. Joe – Hearts and Minds (Hardcover)

G.I. Joe – Cobra Vol 02

G.I. Joe Vol 04

G.I. Joe – Origins Vol 04

G.I. Joe – Cobra Vol 03 - Serpent's Coil

G.I. Joe – Cobra Vol 04 - The Death of Cobra Commander

G.I. Joe Vol 05

Infestation Vol 01

G.I. Joe – Origins Vol 05

G.I. Joe – Cobra Civil War Vol 01

G.I. Joe – Snake Eyes – Cobra Civil War Vol 01

G.I. Joe – Cobra – Cobra Civil War Vol 01

G.I. Joe – Cobra Civil War Vol 02

G.I. Joe – Snake Eyes – Cobra Civil War Vol 02

G.I. Joe – Cobra – Cobra Civil War Vol 02

G.I. Joe – Cobra Civil War Compendium

G.I. Joe – Cobra Command Vol 01

G.I. Joe – Cobra Command Vol 02

G.I. Joe – Cobra Command Vol 03 – Aftermath

G.I. Joe – Complete Cobra Command

G.I. Joe – Deep Terror

G.I. Joe – Snake Eyes/Storm Shadow Vol 01

G.I. Joe – Cobra - Son of the Snake

G.I. Joe – Target Snake Eyes

G.I. Joe – Cobra – Oktober Guard

G.I. Joe Vol 01 – Homefront

G.I. Joe – The Cobra Files Vol 01

G.I. Joe – Special Missions Vol 01

G.I. Joe – Special Missions Vol 02

G.I. Joe Vol 02 – Threat Matrix

G.I. Joe – The Cobra Files Vol 02

Based on a toy line from Hasbro, G. I. Joe is a popular comic book series featuring a special operative teams that fights terrorism. The publishing of the series started in 1967 from Marvel Comics, then went to hiatus and after changing a few publications like Dark Horse Comics, Benchpress Comics and Devil's Due Publishing. Currently IDW is the publisher of the series and relayed materials as well.

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Writer Larry Hama (Generation X, Weapon X) along with artist Herb Trimpe (Defenders, G.I. Joe – Special Missions), Ron Wagner, Rod Whigham and Marshall Rogers has worked on the series from its very beginning and continued for long. The series also had a few notable crossover with Danger Girl, Street Fighter and Transformers, also published from IDW. Like many other successful comic book series, the franchise was adapted to two live-action films; G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009) and G.I. Joe: Retaliation (2013).
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