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.

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The Transformers (Comics) Wikipedia

The Transformers Marvel (Comics) Wikipedia

The Transformers IDW (Comics) Wikipedia

Heroic Autobots Roll

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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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Batman – As the Crow Flies | Comics

Batman – As the Crow Flies | Comics

Batman is in a situation where he is facing a gangster named Thomas Alliaotto, better known as "Big Tommy A". A decade long experienced crime lord has just gone berserk and is carelessly shooting nonstop. Tommy has quite a murderous nature but he was never been a mindless creature. But right now he is hallucinating hideous monsters and demons all around him, which frightens the hell out of him. Batman tries to tranq him down but he is not giving up or slowing down for anything. Batarangs are thrown at him, his shoulder is dislocated, wrist is broken, but Tommy won't stop at nothing. Then all of a sudden he ran like crazy and jumped from the building, a maneuver that Batman failed to stop.

Next up, it's an ex-con and commercial club owner Ruben DeSoto went on rampage after three henchmen of Penguin pays him a visit. Batman quickly reaches the spot but had a very hard time subduing Ruben. Finally Ruben's heart gave up and he fell. Meanwhile, Penguin is berating his thugs for their irresponsible behavior that caused the recent incidents. When they were trying to explain what happened to Penguin, a person appears and it is revealed that the Scarecrow has joined Penguin and is now working for him with a vile plot. With no clue about the real culprit responsible for the incidents, Batman also starts suffering from a very old nightmare of his own.

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Batman – As the Crow Flies (Comics) Wikipedia

Batman – As the Crow Flies (Comics) DC Wikia

The Vicious Adversary

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Batman 628

The Murderous Scarebeast

Batman 629

Batman 630

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Batman – As the Crow Flies 

Written by Judd Winick and pencilled by Dustin Nguyen, As The Crow Flies is a five part storyline that ran from issues #626-630 from the first ongoing monthly series of Batman. This storyline features Scarecrow and Penguin, two of Batman's villain with a whole new scheme that will tie the story to the next upcoming tale of "Batman – Hush". It was published by DC Comics in 2004 and later came out as a trade paperback graphic novel.
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Hulk – Gray | Comics

Physicist Bruce Banner pays a visit to world's renowned psychologist and long time friend Leonard Samson, who is also a gamma powered superhero of his own rights. For years, Doc Samson has been the most supportive friend that Banner ever had and despite their differences; they always watched each other’s back in every awry situation.

Hulk – Gray | Comics

And mostly, he is one of the few people Banner knows who could actually understand the Banner/Hulk dilemma. As he stopped by at Samson’s place, he re-collects the old memories of that time when his life was turned upside down after the accident that caught him in the middle of the experimental explosion of the Gamma Bomb while trying to save the teenager Rick Jones, who had no idea of the experiment.

Initially, his superiors and all the military personnel thought him to be dead for credible reasons yet he miraculously survived the nuclear holocaust. But after a couple of hours he transformed into the incredible monster that always lived in the deepest corner of his psyche and instead of being green he was gray at first.

He went on a wild rampage and tried to seek redemption to his love of life Betty Ross, the daughter of General "Thunderbolt" Ross, which did not went very well since the army was already in search of him and General Ross believed him to be a huge threat. After having a brief skirmish with the armed forces, Hulk faces an Avenger member simply known as the Golden Avenger; Iron Man.

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Hulk – Gray (Comics) Wikipedia

Hulk Bests Iron Man

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Hulk – Gray 01

Hulk – Gray 02

Hulk – Gray 03

Hulk – Gray 04

Hulk – Gray 05

Hulk – Gray 06

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Hulk – Gray (Softcover)

Hulk – Gray (Hardcover)

As a part of the franchise of limited series, "Hulk – Gray" is a six part limited series written by Jeph Loeb (Avengers – X-Sanction, Fallen Son – The Death of Captain America) and drawn by artist Tim Sale (Superman For All Seasons, Wolverine & Gambit – Victims). Alongside this project the creator duo also worked on three other limited series; Captain America – White, Daredevil – Yellow and Spider-Man – Blue.

Gray Hulk on Rampage

It was not actually an origin story, however it sheds the lights on how it all happened at the very beginning and the storytelling earned the creators positive feedback from the fan base.
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