Transformers #11

The end of Transformers #11 is really well laid-out and really strikes me as quite powerful. We get a more definitive definition of the Ascenticon cause, and Megatron's plans are pushing ahead quickly. It finally feels like we're getting to familiar ground in the creation of the Decepticons. The ending will definitely make anyone excited for the next issue. Read Full Review

A landmark issue you don't want to miss. Make sure your pull list is complete with this one. Read Full Review

Transformers #11has seemingly changed the game as Megatron makes a big move and comes a step closer for forming the Decepticons. It's nice to see the series picking up the pace while Ruckley's characterizations of Megatron and the rest of the bots are pretty intriguing. Malkova's animated artwork is the best aspect to the issue while Herandez delivers a good action sequence. With the series switching from bi-monthly to monthly soon, hopefullyTransformers will keep this momentum going. Read Full Review

This Transformers series is continuing to be a weird beast, walking the line between a nuanced political drama and a colorful space adventure all at once. While this issue has some rough patches, it largely succeeds in being both, and hopefully plunges the upcoming issues of this series into more epic territory. Read Full Review

The art finally gets better- at least when Anna Malkova's drawing the book. Unfortunately, nothing else has improved. Read Full Review

Gizmo

Oct 28, 2019

It's funny watching Megatron trash Soundwave's office but Soundwave doesn't flinch. Nice speech at the end by Megatron, it taps into a mentality that I think a lot of us can relate to, but there is a bit of a letdown as to the bland origin of the Decepticon symbol.