Transformers: The IDW Collection Volume 3

Kann ich nur jedem Transformers-Fan wärmstens empfehlen. Gute Story, das Buch ist sein Geld wert. Das Buch ist sehr gut verarbeitet.

Si bien la colección de IDW de Transformers es genial en general, este tomo incluye las historias más débiles de la fase 1: Spotlight Arcee y el crossover con Vengadores. La primera porque tuvieron que eliminar los puntos clave de la trama en historias posteriores, la segunda porque no tuvo ninguna continuidad. Las historias de Devastación y los otros spotlights siguen siendo geniales, especialmente el de Blaster.

Have been a huge transformers fan since I was a child, and will probably be for life. But I did get out of comic book collecting a while ago. When found these books though I had to start collecting them!! Each volumes has been put together really well and I have enjoyed the stories a lot. I really like the over sized format of the books and the hardcover editions look great on my bookshelf.

Volume 3 may not be as solid as the first two volumes but it is still a fantastic read. I will say I am not a fan of what they did to Arcee's character, she may as well not even be called Arcee she is that far removed from her G1 counterpart. Considering she is the only female Transformer in the story thus far they could of given this role to another bot to be the psychotic and overly edgy one and kept the great character that Arcee was in the original cartoon. The Devastation story starts to wrap up the first main story arc in Phase One. Wheelie's one-shot is very interesting. There is a cross over event with the Avengers of all things as well. Galvatron being his own character, and not a reformed Megatron, leads to some interesting story lines later in the series. Grimlock's is well, what you'd expect from Grimlock. Blaster was always one of my favorites as a kid in the late 80s and I really enjoyed his one-shot story.

Still cannot get enough of the IDW series. Hope they keep producing these full volumes. I love owning the physical copies rather than digital, single issues and these hard cover volumes are beautiful. (Going to keep saying the same thing about every volume I own. I really do love them.)