For as great as Johnson’s Transformers art is (and it’s really great), it is his top-flight writing that has made this comic the beloved cornerstone of the Energon universe. He isn’t afraid to tweak major aspects of the mythology (for example, the Autobots and Decepticons have been fighting for only hundreds of years rather than millions of years), but you’ll find the characters true to form while still capable of surprising you in the best possible way.
For example, I never knew I needed to see Optimus Prime beat a bad guy with his own severed arm and then replace it with Megatron’s cannon, but that immediately became my new must-have toy. Here’s hoping that Hasbro listens and doesn’t just placate me with more Studio Series 86 figures (just kidding, guys, I also want as many of those as you can make).
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