Transformers #34
SCORE: 67
I am very thankful I had enough money to
purchase a copy of the Transformers #34 comic book. I know there were
some comic books of Transformers when I was younger. I guess IDW
Publishing rebooted the series at some point. There are familiar and
unfamilar characters to me in Transformers #34. I find it interesting to
see some of the characters I had never heard of before. The Autobots and
Decepticons are both in Transformers #34. There are also Insecticons in
Transformers #34. Plenty of well known characters are found within
Transformers #34. There will be spoilers in this review.
I like how Transformers #34 starts with the story thus far, then twenty
pages of content, next month, alternate covers, and then some
advertisements. I found an interesting ad near the end of Transformers
#34. So that was pretty cool. I found Transformers #34 at a local comic
book store and was not even aware of it. I got the oldest ones they had
to try and see if this franchise will be of interest. I like how they
repair bots that were injured in the past in Transformers #34. I am not
sure what happened to them.
The story within Transformers #34 revolves around Termagax. She is a new
Transformer to me. She has a house and brings in two Autobots that are
studying this sea and the worms within it. It looks like a Decepticon
may die in Transformers #34 after falling in and getting attacked by
these worms. Transformers #34 does contain some violence, and language
issues. The art work is fantastic and the pages feel very thick. I like
the art style within Transformers #34 as well. The horde of Insecticons
attack the house that Termagax is in.
The house they are in can walk and has defenses. Unfortunately the
weapons run out of ammunition and the Insecticons start eating the
house. The last page of Transformers #34 has Sky Lynx and some other
Autobots come in to the rescue. Hopefully they will be enough to drive
the Insecticons away. Transformers #34 also drops that Bumblebee is in
trouble. I hope he can be saved in the near future. Optimus Prime
references him and mistakes he made in the past. Transformers #34 talks
about new Autobots. There is a lot that has happened that I am not aware
of obviously.
Transformers #34 cost $3.99. I will probably re-read some parts to make
sure I am up to speed on a plethora of things. There are plenty of
characters I am still starting to learn. Cybertron has gone through some
interesting changes as well. All in all I enjoyed Transformers #34.
There are some issues parents will need to be aware of, which were
already referenced in this review. The violence could have been worse. I
plan on reading some more issues and see where this series goes.
- Paul
Graphics: 65%
Writing: 65%
Replay/Extras: 78%
Story: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 65%
System: Comic Book
Publisher: IDW Publishing
Author: Ruckley, Malkova, Cruz, Gauntt
Rating: ‘NR’ for Not Rated
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