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Transformers Shattered Glass II #4

 

 

SCORE: 62

 

Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 

 

I keep trying to get into the Transformers Shattered Glass II series and franchise. I have seen some small shimmer of light here and there from this series. Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 is another example of how some things are right and some things are wrong. Maybe I should say some things in Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 are confusing. I feel like every time I want to compliment this series it does something strange to make me pull it back. There will be spoilers in this review.

The flow in Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 starts really good and then it just gets confusing. There are transitions in Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 that are missing. Flamewar is outside, then inside, and then outside again. None of this is explained. I felt like it was so disconnected. Like the pages were put in the wrong place. The central theme within Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 is revenge.

The issues families can have with Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 is violence, disobedience, revenge, hate, and more. Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 consists of The Story So Far, twenty pages of content, next month's cover, alternate covers, and then some advertisements. I really appreciate The Story So Far. I wish Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 was more continuous and connected. I do like how the Flamewar chooses to complete his mission instead of getting revenge.

The main characters featured in Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 are Flamewar, Slipstream, Shadow Striker, Hailstorm, Hotlink, Slicer, and Rodimus. Megatron is also in Transformers Shattered Glass II #4. I am not sure if the Titan has been woken up or not in Transformers Shattered Glass II #4. It looks that way at the end of this comic book. The Titans position has changed since we see him earlier in the comic book.

I feel like parts of Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 work better than the previous issues. Other parts are much worse. There is too much story telling that needs to be done and too much is being cut out. It really confused me and I read Transformers Shattered Glass II #4 multiple times. I kept thinking I missed something but I could not find it. If my research is correct there is only one more issue in this mini series. Hopefully I will be able to find it at some point.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 65%
Writing: 60%
Replay/Extras: 65%
Story: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%

System: Comic Book
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Author: Lore, Khanna, Dutreix, Bove
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated


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