Transformers: Till All Are One Volume 1

The art is just okay. Not great. Some of the panels looked pretty cool though.The story is so-so. I've come to realize that I don't like Mairghread Scott's Transformers stories. They're all kind of the same. Starscream is evil and scheming. (Or so we are constantly told; we are rarely ever SHOWN him doing anything wrong.) Windblade is noble and good. Chromia is loyal and brave. That's about all there is to these characters. I don't like any of them. I don't care what happens to any of them. And it doesn't matter because the stories all just kind of go nowhere anyway.It was cool to see Bruticus finally. For so long I've been looking forward to that! But, one and done??? He and all the Combaticons are killed with ONE shot. I mean, come on. Really? One shot? One of the biggest baddies of G1, and he goes down with one shot. You cannot be serious here. *Sigh* Once again, IDW drops the ball.What happens with this particular series? I don't care anymore. Not enough to spend any more money, that's for sure. These stories been getting weaker and weaker for a long time now, starting with the "lost colonies" thing. I had a sinking feeling ever since I read that issue with the city on wheels that kept ahead of the burning sunlight, an idea stolen straight out of Kim Stanley Robinson's book "Blue Mars". Maybe it wasn't intentionally ripped off, but the rest of the stories have been similarly uninspired.I've got a few more Lost Light issues left to read, and then I'm done with IDW. They can take the Transformers I loved as a kid and do whatever they want with it. I'm done watching this slow motion train wreck. Even the old animated series was better than this, and it had some stinkers! Does anyone remember "The Girl who Loved Powerglide"? Oof.

This annual ties up all the loose ends from the Till All Are One regular series that ended earlier this year. This was an excellent series that I am sad to see go. The past few years have been a golden age of Transformers comics that have brought incredible writing and breath-taking artwork. So while I am sad to see this particular series go, I hope we keep getting Transformers comics that are as good as this one is.

I really enjoyed reading the windblade issues and this continuation is amazing, the art is great, the story is drilling, and overall love it! But if you were expecting more info on the whereabouts of the lost light crew, it's not in here, you'll have to wait until yiu read the lost light issues.

3.5 stars.This continues on the political storyline that John Barber wrote for 10 volumes on the RID (and later just plain Transformers) book. Starscream rules over the post-war Cybertron. He is head of the council of a dozen of planets as well. The coalition is fractured, energon is low and the populace is restless. There are schemers and idealists that are quite true to life.The plot is decent. The dialogue is not up to neither Barber's (nor James Roberts, who sets the Transformers standard on MTMTE), but it is adequate.If you haven't read the 10 volumes by Barber though, you'll have no idea what is going on here.

Terrific story! Deep political conflict, wonderful art, great storyline with well thought out plot.IDW still is doing the Transformer's world wonders. I highly recommend this series created by an all female team. Scott has to be the best canon author for Starscream ever, showing his suffering from the PTSD caused by Megatron's abuse, as well as getting onto the emotional turmoil of other characters.I believe all the negative reviews are stemming from the fact there is romance between certain characters in this arc and sadly many male fans rather have these characters be void of emotions towards each other. the romance makes the characters even more believable and adds to their character and just how alive these robots are.Nosebleed warnings for fangirls. ;)

If you want to read Scott's good work, just read the Windblade graphic novel. It's objectively better IDW lost their mojo years ago, and I don't see them getting it back, especially after recent social media controversy

As a long time Transformers fan. Read different comics, this is one that will be a memory for me. I really enjoyed this comic and I will definitely read the others. The story is amazing and the writing is amazing. The writers and artists of Till All Are One are amazing.

In a time of change to IDWs transformers line ( not all well received or executed in this reviewers opinion) it is a shame that this series has been brought down for the crime of trying to do something different with the transformers property. The author in her farewell said that in windblade she wanted to build a hero to look up to and at least improve starscream ...well mission accomplished.

Beautiful art, engaging characters, and interesting plot. Deserves way more love from fans, and I 100% recommend to anyone who likes transformers, post-war politics and fascinating relationships between characters.

All Hail Megatron aveva segnato la fine di un'era e ne ha iniziata un'altra, composta da storie magnifiche, tra cui "The Transformers: Till All Are One", un vero e proprio capolavoro! Io stò aspettando che esca il quinto film della saga cinematografica!

I was hoping to see Bruticus go on a rampage but it was all too short. This one is a bit of a let down.

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