Transformers #9
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| Writer | Daniel Warren Johnson |
| Artist | Jorge Corona |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
The wars on Cybertron and Earth converge in ways the Autobots and Decepticons never expected...
CRITIC REVIEWS
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Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles
Jun 12, 2024Transformers #9 delivers in a major way providing yet another example of why this series has to be a must-read for fans. Read Full Review
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9.8
Comic Watch - Anthony Bergamini
Jun 12, 2024Transformers #9 is a fantastic, action based chapter in the already amazing Energon Universe iteration of everyones favorite Robots in Disguise. With all of the action backed up by the heart and sole of these characters, this issue continues to identify that this creative team is deserving of the matrix of leadership. Read Full Review
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The Comicbook Dispatch - dragoncache
Jun 12, 2024The Autobots receive reinforcements. Another leader joins the Decepticons. Soundwave gets a talking gun. And a Cybertronian makes the ultimate sacrifice in Transformers #9. Read Full Review
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Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
Jun 10, 2024Transformers #9 was a banger of a comic book. Daniel Warren Johnson, Jorge Corona, and Mike Spicer waste no time in delivering a battle between the Autobots and Decepticons that had a controlled chaos energy to it. Every issue of this series has been must-read and Transfomers #9 was no different. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - Crooker
Jun 12, 2024A fantastic, action packed issues that feels like all the greatness of a colorfull, high-budget, action cartoon but right on the printed page. Read Full Review
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9.0
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Jun 12, 2024TRANSFORMERS #9 is a drool-fest for Transformers action fans with a breakneck script, a tsunami of action and plot developments, and a visual feast from new artist Jorge Corona. Daniel Warren Johnson seems committed to giving readers a wow moment on every page, and his effort is paying off. Read Full Review
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9.0
Nerd Initiative - Ken M.
Jun 12, 2024Shuffling the deck with a new Decepticon lead has worked wonders for an already near perfect series. Johnson pressures the Autobots into struggling depths with creative writing. The art carries a large and loud sense of the non-stop action. Corona and the team construct a fast billing conflict that fans won't want to stop. There is no question on why this series is in such high demand. Read Full Review
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9.0
Gonkbonk - Javier Reyes
Jun 13, 2024The battle between the Autobots and the Decepticons enters a new and intriguing stage as Transformers #9 delivers an action-packed issue that introduces plenty of new players to the story. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Chase Magnett
Jun 12, 2024Amidst the action there are plenty of cliffhangers that are left either ambiguous or rely on existing reader knowledge for full effect, but as an accelerating middle chapter, there's no doubt Transformers #9 succeeds in maintaining the series' epic momentum. Read Full Review
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8.0
Graphic Policy - Brett
Jun 12, 2024Transformers #9 ups the fear as the threat against Earth grows bigger. There's hints that what we've seen is nothing compared to what's to come and all of that feels like it'll brilliantly collide with the other series in the "Energon Universe." Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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DWJ is a god.
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This comic is amazing. If they don't rescue Cliffjumper I'm going to be very sad.
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This is the best issue of the series yet. Feels exactly like a G1 episode. Intense, emotional, and you can't look away while reading it. Its just brilliant
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9.5
I am really bad at TRANSFORMERS names, I really am but I am trying with this series. Ratchet was a surprise and the general brutality still catches me off guard even 9 issues in. This has to be the best written on-going series this year (Ultimate Spider-man is giving everyone what they want but I say this is better written). DWJ is a national treasure when it comes to writing. Corona does an amazing job duplicating is rough style. I was so worried when they changed drawers but not anymore.
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Daniel Warren Johnson's Transformers #9 is a heart-stopping, action-packed masterpiece that will leave you breathless! I literally felt tired after reading this! The issue delivers nearly non-stop excitement, with Johnson's script and Jorge Corona and Mike Spicer's visuals bringing the battle between the Autobots and Decepticons to life in glorious fashion. The issue's pacing is relentless, with barely a moment to catch your breath as the Autobots face off against the Decepticons after Shockwave and Soundwave open up a portal between Earth and Cybertron. Johnson's ability to maintain such a large cast of robots in disguise is stunning, with our usual suspects getting some awesome character moments and new characters on both sides being more
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Another great issue. As I always say it's small wonder it's kicking both DC and Marvel's butts. I'm not sure I like this version of Elita-1 though. I also hope the turnout of this battle doesn't result in a resentment of Optimus Prime by Cliffjumper. That and I hope Ratchet makes it. Johnson gave us a pretty badass version of Shockwave, and while his take on Megatron's leadership have yet to be revealed, I do hope he doesn't turn out to be the same self absorbed holier than thou pain in the ass all previous publishers made him into. Astrotrain's new attitude is interesting. He came off as a loose cannon last issue, but here he seems to wish Spike nor the Earth any harm, but he seems to see it as a necessary evil in the greater scheme of th more
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I have to start this off by saying that Shockwave hitting Optimus with a Tombstone Piledriver was my favorite part of this. As a whole, the action was really good here all around and Corona's art continues to hit right in. Poor Cliffjumper, though.
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Lots of action, and highly questioning a decision from Optimus..
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It's a fun, breezy read. I really don't have this connection to it like most seem to have.
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