Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1
SCORE: 71
This particular franchise is back in the news. I saw a story where
this movie is coming back to theaters in September in the year of our
Lord 2026. I plan on going and seeing it in the theater when that
happens. I also noticed and ordered a copy of the Transformers the Movie
40th Anniversary Edition #1 comic book. I thought this would include the
entire movie. Sadly my thought was not correct.
Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1 reminds me of the
facsimile editions of comics because of the older art style, and page
texture. Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1 cost me
$3.99. There are twenty-three pages of comic book content within
Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1. The back cover of
Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1 contains the cover
gallery.
The opposite of the front cover of Transformers the Movie 40th
Anniversary Edition #1 contains the credits. There is some violent
content within Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1. The
last page in Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1 is an
advertisement. I vow that the rest of this comic book review will
include spoilers. There will be another issue after this one. At least
one more.
I was a bit dismayed at certain things being left off in Transformers
the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1. For example the infamous line
from Optimus Prime is not in Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary
Edition #1. Do you know that line? If not it is - "One shall stand, one
shall fall." This line is well known in Transformers circles.
Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1 does not include it.
Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1 brings us all the way
up to the creation of Galvatron. Unicron attacks a planet, and some
characters escape. The Autobots send a shuttle to Earth for Energon.
Megatron attacks it. Megatron tries to get into Autobot City in
Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary Edition #1. He is stopped, and
both Megatron and Optimus Prime fall. The Matrix is passed on, and
Unicron finds Megatron and some other damaged Decepticons.
There is a lot more to go after Transformers the Movie 40th Anniversary
Edition #1. I wonder if there will be two or three issues within this
series. If I have the money and can find them I plan on purchasing the
rest of this series. The movie is still one I remember to this day. I
took my younger brother to it in the theaters. He was just a kid then. I
was also much younger myself.
- Paul
Graphics: 70%
Writing: 74%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Story: 70%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: Image Comics
Author: Macchio, Perlin, Akin, Garvey
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY
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