Ameban's World

As usual, in this Kirkman's stage, there are many complains. Actually, I only have one, and a very remarkable one.

Let's start...

Flagg is acting like the only person in charge about "everything" about human/earthlings whereabouts after Cybertronians' activities.

It's like "Chicago" is the only place around the world that only matters here. I'm not surprised; it isually happens in US media... But, c'mon! Besides, the guy is lecturing Optimus like a severe father to his son. It's like: does Optimus just accept him like that?

On the other hand...

I still loving Jason Howard's art. He's really good about landscapes and doing "soft" TF faces.

Here, TC just looks goergious in his regular Seeker face, and a calmer expression. And his interaction with the Aerialbots is just cute, but too rushed.

But, for me, the best part of this issue is....

Rick Sánchez!

No, wait, I mean this other mad elder doctor....

Honestly, the introduction of Henry Arkeville is kind of stupid. Who an old man would dare to attack a trained and far younger soldier like this? And why? There aren't enough explanations /yet, as usual.

Anyway, I'm glad to see a classic character like him back in action in some comics. It's nice to see somebody else besides the Witwicky Clan, even if it's in the trope-role of "mad doctor".

I'm quite sure this guy will be end up working with the Dcons.

Now, my bigger complain about this issue...

The Combaticons just popped from nowhere in front of CliffJumper and Shredhead sudendly... Because whatever.

And Clff is not the one to jump in front of them, but Shredhead.

After a-very-convenent battle, Shredhead seems to be dead, along Ounghslaugh.

Just... WHERE the heck is this issue available to read online???