Robert Kirkman and Dan Mora knock it out of the park with their debut follow-up with Transformers #26. The results of the latest Autobot vs Decepticon battle continue to be felt. Those results show that the lines will be blurred from multiple sides that go beyond the two sides. This creates a sense of unknown for where things will go, making it even more exciting to follow this series month-to-month. Read Full Review

Transformers #26 displays an excellent microcosm of the conflict at large while reminding readers that this is an ongoing story where everything is important. Read Full Review

Transformers 26 is another easy recommendation for a series that is unaccustomed to letting down its fanbase. Maybe being a consistently great read isn't exactly a controversial take, but it makes Transformers one of the most reliable books on the market. Read Full Review

While the plot unfolds with relentless energy, the heart of this issue lies in Thundercracker's internal conflict, which takes center stage, lending emotional depth to the chaos. Read Full Review

Kirkman and Mora show why they're masters of their craft by firmly establishing their own creative style without coasting on the previous team's work. Read Full Review

TRANSFORMERS #26 is a relentless, sometimes graceless, slab of high-drama robo-conflict. Ambitious with its themes and sharp with its teeth, but not always calibrated for nuance. If you can handle the emotional hailstorm and genre whiplash, it's a worthwhile addition to the series and deserving of a spot in the limited reading budget. Read Full Review