A year after the Cybertronian infiltration of Earth was discovered (during INFILTRATION, 2005-2006), Megatron makes his boldest move yet… and takes control of planet Earth! Humanity once believed the footage of giant-mechanoids using their world as a battleground were a hoax. But now the robots are no longer in disguise and there are no Autobots around to stop them!
Major Crossover: The ‘All Hail Megatron’ series is the main event, with the Spotlight one-shots acting as tie-ins; despite this, I consider AHM a Major Crossover due to the number of issues involved; the ‘Maximum Dinobots’ series directly links to the events of AHM, so I’ve included all five issues as tie-ins.
Must-Reads: Issues in bold in the Core List or marked with a ✔ in the Full Reading Order are must-read stories from this event; in the Fallout section, issues marked with a ✔ are the stories that are most heavily impacted by this event.
Spoilers: The issue descriptions and fallout section contain spoilers, so be warned!
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Previous events that directly impact this story:
- INFILTRATION (2005-2006) – The Autobots investigate the Decepticons’ invasion of Earth
- ESCALATION (2006-2007) – Optimus Prime and Megatron’s forces clash
- DEVASTATION (2007-2008) – The Decepticons initiate their final plan for Earth
- REVELATION (2008) – Optimus Prime chooses to abandon Earth
Want to keep it simple? Here’s the chronological reading order without story descriptions, or spoilers; must-read chapters are in bold:
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #15 [1/2]
- Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #1-5 (tie-in)
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #14 [2/2]
- Transformers Spotlight: Drift (tie-in)
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #15 [2/2]
- Transformers Spotlight: Metroplex
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1-2
- Transformers Spotlight: Jazz
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #3-9
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #13 [1/2]
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #10-12
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #13 [2/2]
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #14 [1/2]
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #16 [2/2]
- Transformers: All Hail Megatron #16 [1/2]
| Must-Read | Title, Issue & Synopsis |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #15 [1/2] Springer – the leader of the Wreckers – confronts Prowl aboard the Kimia Facility regarding the whereabouts of Kup and Perceptor. Prowl reveals Brainstorm has used the Pretender Process to restore Kup’s sanity! Plus, Perceptor has given him a cy-gar that suppresses his flashbacks. Now Kup’s the Autobots’ biggest morale-booster! However, Prowl doesn’t reveal that he asked Perceptor to install personality subroutines into Kup. Prowl is willing make the decisions he knows Optimus Prime won’t – it takes analysis, discipline and logic to win a war, not a maverick warriors’ gut reactions. But he’ll apply his logic through Kup to manipulate the Autobots to victory! |
| ✔ | Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #1 (tie-in) Years ago, on Cybertron, the Dynobots were a formidable force in the war against the Decepticons. Now, Grimlock is considered to be a deserter by the Autobots and a target by Skorponok! With his ship, the Skyfire, in need of repair, Grimlock puts out an emergency signal. The American robot-hunting Machination have taken control of the other four Dinobots for SkyWatch. Machination leader Abraham Dante is, for all intents and purposes, Skorponok now. And he has full control of a cloned army of Headmaster Sunstreakers who he’s sent them to retrieve the last Dynobot, Grimlock! Meanwhile, the real Sunstreaker and the human he’s bonded to, Hunter O’Nion, discover the Dinobots have fallen into the Machination’s hands and are intent on retrieving Sunstreaker’s real head! Grimlock is close to defeating the Sunstreaker clones when he’s teleported to Nevada. SkyWatch send their slightly renamed Dinobots in to retrieve him. New identity: Dynobots as Dinobots |
| ✔ | Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #2 (tie-in) In Dallas, the Headmaster Abraham Dante pummels his prisoner Hot Rod using the Skorponok body he controls! He reveals the Headmaster process has its origins on the planet Nebulos. He plans to set up SkyWatch to fail and take their place. In Nevada, Grimlock is assaulted by the Dinobots, causing a massive explosion at a gas station. Realising there’s an existing grudge, Dante allows the Dinobots 50% control of themselves, allowing them to confront Grimlock for betraying them (to take down Shockwave, as revealed in DEVASTATION, 2007-2008). But someone else has tracked down Grimlock’s Skyfire ship and want the former-Dynobot leader for their own reasons! And, in Utah, SkyWatch agent Joshua Red wants a word with his prisoner, Shockwave! 1st appearance: Monsterbots (shadow- Doublecross, Grotusque, Repugnus) |
| ✔ | Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #3 (tie-in) Joshua Red has set charges inside Shockwave and ordered him to neutralise all five Dinobots to avoid destruction! First, Shockwave seeks out Soundwave. Grimlock fails to convince the Dynobots to leave Nevada with him due to their grudge. They watch as Grimlock is besieged by Sunstreaker clones, until they finally feel compelled to aid their former-leader! But the Monsterbots – Doublecross, Grotusque and Repugnus – soon join the fight, having answered Grimlock’s signal. Hot Rod starts making his escape from Skorponok’s base. 1st appearance: Monsterbots (full – Doublecross, Grotusque, Repugnus) |
| ✔ | Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #4 (tie-in) Sunstreaker saves Hot Rod from two Headmaster clones, but abandons him for his own mission. Hot Rod sends a distress signal. Inside, Skorponok blows a hole through Sunstreaker’s chest. Aboard the Monsterbots’s shuttle, Repugnus makes it clear that Grimlock owes him for saving the Dynobots. Grimlock has information regarding Shockwave’s activities and the high levels of Energon on Earth. The Dinobots and Monsterbots answer Hot Rod’s call and fight through the Machination’s Headmasters! Skorponok takes out Slugde before Shockwave arrives. Inside, Hunter O’Nion pulls the life support from Sunstreaker’s real head! Ultra Magnus’ craft also picks up the signal. |
| ✔ | Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #5 (pp.1-20) (tie-in) Skorponok and Shockwave fight it out over who’s going to kill the other four Dynobots, with Sludge already dead! Grimlock suddenly feels a need to take responsibility for past actions, charging Shockwave and snatching his moment of victory. Slug, Snarl and Swoop rejoin the fight with the revived Sludge, piling on Shockwave who gains the SkyWatch disarm code from Soundwave, allowing the Decticon communications expert to transform to robot mode for the first time in decades! Grimlock sacrifices himself to kill Shockwave by blowing up the Machination base! The remaining Dinobots save Hot Rod from Skorponok. Ultra Magnus arrives, arrests Skorponok and gives Hot Rod, Sunstreaker and the fugitive Dinobots a ride off-planet… |
| Must-Read | Title, Issue & Synopsis |
| ✔ | Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #5 (pp.21-22) (tie-in) Three days after Scorponok’s arrest, Sunstreaker and Hunter O’Nion are physically separated, though Hunter’s implants remain. He’s reunited with his friends Verity Carlo and Jimmy Pink. Sunstreaker is returned to Optimus Prime. Magnus now has Scorponok, Shockwave and Grimlock in custody. The other four Dinobots return to Earth to rebuild the Skyfire. |
| ✔ | Transformers Spotlight: Drift (tie-in) A year later, the lone former-Decepticon Drift sneaks aboard a Cybertronian ship belonging to Turmoil, only for Kup and his fellow Wreckers to explosively invade it! Perceptor is shot through the chest in the firefight. Turmoil recognises ‘Deadlock’ (Drift’s original name), and blasts the floor, separating Drift and Kup from the group! The two of them form an alliance, set the ship to explode and take on Turmoil. Drift grabs Perceptor and abandons the ship as it explodes! Kup welcomes Drift into a new unit he’s working up, despite Springer’s objections. |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #15 [2/2] Hot Rod is being chased through space by Bludgeon and the Monstercons aboard a Decepticon battle cruiser, just as Kup’s Autobots – including new member, Drift – pick up his distress signal. Perceptor wakes from his recent injuries and saves Hot Rod and his fellow Autobots by shooting the combined Monstructor’s weak spot! The group flee towards Cybertron. |
| Transformers Spotlight: Metroplex Sixshot invades the Autobots’ Orvus Base. The Throttlebots escape to Salwatan VIII, having been made fully aware of Sixshot’s rep (see REVELATIONS, 2008). After Sixshot almost kills Goldbug and Searchlight, the city itself ‘comes alive’ and pummels the Decepticon six-changer. In robot mode, Metroplex steers the Throttlebots to an escape ship, then flees Salwatan himself to keep his existence a secret! Meanwhile, Sixshot still shows signs of life. | |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1 Megatron leads the Decepticon assault on New York City, causing utter carnage! The US Air Force are powerless to bring them down. Commander Andy Reid’s plane is knocked out of the sky. On Cybertron, the Autobots look over the fallen Optimus Prime. 1st appearance: Bombshell (full), Brainstorm, Shrapnel (full), Slingshot, Tracks, Commander Andy Reid |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #2 The President calls Colonel Sparkplug Witwicky back into service. Andy Reid runs from Ravage and discovers a handful of human survivors. Megatron sends Frenzy after the ground troops, killing then all. Once the Seekers have destroyed the Brooklyn Bridge, the Constructicons show they’ve gained gestalt technology when they combine to form Devastator and attack the tunnels! 1st appearance: Devastator, Bridge, Lieutenant Hawke, Sarah, Colonel Daniel ‘Sparkplug’ Witwicky, Mrs Witwicky |
| ✔ | Transformers Spotlight: Jazz On Cybertron, Tracks recalls how Jazz saved him from a battlefield in the early days of the war, only for the two of them to be hunted by the Predacons. Jazz’s bravery in opposing the Predacons inspires Tracks to do the same before they’re both saved by Ironhide and his crew. The tale encourages the Autobots to get back to work! |
| Must-Read | Title, Issue & Synopsis |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #3 Days into the invasion, survivors in the tunnels think they’re saved, but the arriving train turns out to be Astrotrain! Colonel Witwicky receives reports of Decepticon attacks on Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco. Air Force One has been brought down by Starscream in Washington. New York has been cut off, making it a secure Decepticon stronghold. Andy Reid’s survivors are cornered by Astrotrain! |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #4 On Earth, Megatron declares victory over the planet as well as the other galactic outposts. Underground,, the survivor Bridge reluctantly takes over as the leader after Andy Reid’s death. On Cybertron, the defeated Autobots struggle to keep Optimus Prime alive. Ironhide believes Mirage betrayed the Autobots. Cliffjumper gets Wheeljack and Bumblebee’s distress signal and investigates with Ironhide. They find Hot Rod who thinks they’re part of a rescue party! 1st appearance: Kickback (full) |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #5 Hot Rod explains how his ship, the Trion, was brought down by three Decepticon battlecruisers. And his crew has Energon! Kup is informed of a traitor among the surviving Autobots by Jazz. And that Megatron has the Matrix of Leadership! On Earth, Colonel Witwicky is reunited with his son, Navy Commander Spike Witwicky, who’s been assigned to take out Megatron himself! Ratbat slaughters Spike’s crew before they even get close to the main Decepticon outpost. Yet Spike somehow survives! 1st appearance: Drift, Dropshot (possible), Steven ‘Spike’ Witwicky |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #6 On Cybertron, Jazz eventually accepts Kup’s suggestion to merge their teams, making Jazz second-in-command. The mutated Insecticon Swarm descends on the Autobots’ camp, leaving it to Drift and the sharpshooter Perceptor to defend them. On Earth, in the ruins of Israel, Starscream questions Megatron’s success! In what’s left of Beijing, Thundercracker breaks up a dispute between Bombshell and Skywarp. Thundercracker doesn’t seem to be relishing victory. In France, a small group of European leaders gather and prepare to go nuclear on New York! 1st appearance: Insecticon Swarm, Scourge (mention) |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #7 Years ago, Deluge performed experiments for Megatron that led to the creation of the mindless Insecticon Swarm, but also resulted in the creation of Bombshell whose sole purpose was torment! More recently, the Decepticons led the Autobots into a trap and used to gestalt Devastator to defeat them. Megatron tore the Matrix from Optimus Prime’s chest! Megatron then told them that one of their own betrayed the Autobots to Starscream. Prime used the last of his strength to destroy the Decepticons’ wormhole device and almost died in the process! Now, Sunstreaker refuses to talk to his brother, Sideswipe, about the torture he experienced as part of the bonding process with Hunter O’Nion (during DEVASTATION, 2007-2008). The Autobots catch Ironhide beating suspected traitor Mirage to a pulp! 1st appearance: Deluge, Dirge |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #8 On Cybertron, the swarm descends on the Autobots. Sunstreaker admits to Ironhide that he betrayed the team to Starscream in the hope Megatron would die and only Earth would be sacrificed. Drift saves Ironhide from the swarm, leaving Sunstreaker to sacrifice himself by blowing up the bridge to wipe out the swarm! But Drift believes Sunstreaker wasn’t the only traitor. On Earth, Starscream begins manipulating Bombshell who has the cyborg Hunter O’Nion prisoner! |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #9 On Earth, survivors Sarah, Charles and Bridge find Spike while searching for supplies. They help him locate the weapon that will kill Megatron. First off, Bridge uses the gun on Rumble, incapacitating him! On Cybertron, Mirage rejects Ironhide’s apology and doesn’t have his damaged Autobot badge replaced. Infighting breaks out over Sunstreaker’s death until Optimus Prime shows up with a speech. 1st appearance: Charles |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #13 [1/2] Despite Prime’s return, Ironhide wants to give up and stop fighting. He recalls accusing young Orion Pax of being inexperienced in the early days, only for Pax to ask Ironhide to teach him. Now, years after Orion Pax became Optimus Prime, the Autobot leader respects Ironhide’s decision but admits he’ll miss his friend. With that, Ironhide stays! |
| Must-Read | Title, Issue & Synopsis |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #10 On Cybertron, the swarm reaches the Autobots, but so does Omega Supreme having responded to Hot Rod’s signal! Prime orders them all to leave for Earth aboard Omega. On Earth, Bombshell has taken the tech Sixshot gained from Jhiaxus and used it to build a Space Bridge in New York. But Megatron knows Bombshell is about to betray him, along with almost all of the other Decepticons! While Megatron holds his own against Devastator, fighter jets head for New York! |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #11 The European jets close in on New York as Devastator defends the city. While Megatron brags that he was expecting the attack and can’t be surprised, he’s shocked to see Optimus Prime and the Autobots descending on NYC! Megatron predicts Starscream is destined lead the Decepticons someday, but not yet – coercing him and the Decepticons to fight for Megatron again. Omega Supreme takes down Devastator and drags him out of New York! Optimus Prime confronts Megatron over ideologies. Sparkplug Witwicky starts to lose control! Elsewhere, Spike and the survivors decide to take one robot out together before the bomb is dropped, but the jet carrying the bomb is actually the Decepticon Octane! 1st appearance: Dropshot (full), Octane/Tankor (unnamed) |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #12 In battle, Bombshell reveals to Sideswipe that he manipulated Sunstreaker’s mind! Omega Supreme blasts a hole through Devastator and the Statue of Liberty! Megatron overpowers Optimus Prime, but is blasted by Spike’s fancy weapon and smacked down by Prime! Starscream and the Decepticons take Megatron and escape. Thundercracker betrays Megatron’s plans by catching the nuclear bomb and hurling it into space, causing an angry Starscream to shoot him in the face! Spike Witwicky rejects Optimus Prime’s offer of an alliance. Sideswipe finds Hunter O’Nion’s body and turns off his life support. 1st appearance: Octane/Tankor (named) |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #13 [2/2] The Decepticons are nearing Cybertron, with Starscream unable to kill the healing Megatron and fearing Razorclaw will challenge his bid for leadership when they arrive! Shrapnel catches Starscream trying to throw the Matrix in the garbage chute and instead chooses to tell the Decepticons that he’s been chosen! But, of course, it’s a lie and he can’t open it. |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #14 [1/2] Sunstreaker’s band of Autobots free a world from Decepticon control, earning Optimus Prime’s attention // Sunstreaker is experimented on by the Machination // Sunstreaker begs Hunter O’Nion for death // Ratchet restores Sunstreaker’s body. Now, what’s left of Sunstreaker remembers these moments while his mangled body rests among the Insecticon Swarm. |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #16 [2/2] SkyWatch agents search the ruins of New York City for Cybertronians. They open fire on Bumblebee while he tries to save a family from a crumbling building! 1st appearance: Lieutenant Daniel Klonowski, Allspark (mention) |
| ✔ | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #16 [1/2] Over the course of a year, Major Spike Witwicky left the rebuilding of New York while he and a special unit began hunting Cybertronians. He eventually had a run-in with Ravage which landed him in hospital! Now, still recovering, he’s offered a role in SkyWatch – overseen by the control of the United Nations – taking down Cybertronians in the field. He accepts before finding out it’s being run by his father. |
| Transformers: All Hail Megatron #14 [2/2] Galvatron emerges from the Dead Universe again on Garrus-9, with the Darkness from that realm within him. He heads to the planet Gorlam Prime to restore Scourge and recruit him and Cyclonus. With the Darkness, Galvatron and Scourge turn the dying and dead Decepticons around them into Sweeps. 1st appearance: Scourge |
| Must Reads | Issue & Fallout | Event/ Crossover |
| Transformers Spotlight: Orion Pax (2012) The Space Bridge tech hidden within Metroplex was part of the reason why he was sent into deep space to prevent that secret from falling tinto Decepticon hands. | DARK PRELUDE | |
| Transformers: Autocracy #1-12 (2012) It’s revealed that Megatron killed Zeta Prime; Megatron took an increasingly violent approach which led to an enmity with Optimus Prime. | ||
| ✔ | Transformers: Last Stand of the Wreckers #1-5 (2010) Prowl’s increasingly amoral approach to the war with the Decepticons when he manipulates the Wreckers; human Verity Carlo remains with the Wreckers, having stowed away on Ultra Magnus’ ship. | |
| ✔ | Transformers #1-6 (2010) SkyWatch continue to hunt Cybertronians; Thundercracker is revealed to have survived and reconsidered his life after watching numerous human TV shows; Optimus Prime surrenders to SkyWatch in an effort to end their persecution of his people; Bumblebee becomes Autobot leader; SkyWatch come to an agreement with the Autobots and focus solely on capturing Decepticons. Transformers Spotlight: Prowl (2010) The severely damaged Thrust is executed by police, cementing Prowl’s notion that humans can never be trusted. | FOR ALL MANKIND |
| ✔ | Transformers #7 (2010) Starscream’s leadership of the Decepticons goes poorly, with the unit spending most of their time hiding on an asteroid; Megatron begins to stir. | |
| ✔ | Transformers #15 (2011) Soundwave employs Shockwave to build a new body for Megatron, restoring him as Decepticon leader. | |
| Transformers: Heart of Darkness #1-2 (2011) Galvatron’s activities on Gorlam Prime are revealed as he uses the Heart of Darkness to raise Jhiaxus and an undead army. | CHAOS | |
| ✔ | Transformers: Ironhide #3-4 (2010) Alpha Trion takes Sunstreaker offline when his still-living body is found on Cybertron; he’s later resurrected by Trion who restores his sanity. | |
| Transformers: Heart of Darkness #3-4 (2011) Galvatron learns the Heart of Darkness intends on destroying Vector Sigma to turn Cybertron into a direct portal to the Dead Universe. Transformers #20 (2011) Sunstreaker adopts a docile Insecticon from the swarm, naming him Bob. | CHAOS | |
| ✔ | Transformers #22-30 (2011) Social inequalities are revealed to be the cause of the war on Cybertron, though this move was largely brought about to sequester Matrix bearer Nominus Prime which indirectly made the Matrix of Leadership an indirect cause of the war; Megatron was initially a far more peaceful acitivist against the Autobot regime; in the present, the Autobots and Decepticons unite to oppose the Darkness-controlled Galvatron; Cyclonus turns against Galvatron, recognising he’s under the control of the Darkness; Optimus Prime utilises the Matrix to end the threat of the Darkness. | CHAOS |
| ✔ | Transformers: The Death of Optimus Prime (2011) The fate of Cybertron is revealed; Cyclonus is given another chance at life; Prowl continues to manipulate his allies toward his own ends. Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye #1 (2012) Cyclonus begins his journey to redemption; Hot Rod is given a new sense of purpose; Drift accompanies Hot Rod on his mission to locate the Knights of Cybertron. | N.A.I.L.S. |
| Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye #7 (2012) Grimlock is discovered in a stasis tube by the Decepticon Justice Division on the planet Clemency. | ||
| Transformers: Robots in Disguise #8 (2012) No longer under Grimlock’s leadership, the Dinobots return to Cybertron. | ||
| Transformers: Robots in Disguise #10 (2012) Viewfinder is revealed to have travelled back in time to take part in Megatron’s takeover of planet Earth. | ||
| Transformers: Robots in Disguise #16 (2013) Starscream murders Turmoil and becomes leader of the Decepticons. | ||
| ✔ | Transformers: Robots in Disguise #21 (2013) Its revealed that Bombshell worked with Shockwave to create gestalt Cybertronians, though their only success was Devastator. | DARK CYBERTRON PRELUDE |
| Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye #27 (2014) Shockwave’s true plan for Earth and its supply of Energon is finally revealed; Shockwave obtains Metroplex and uses him to further his plans. | DARK CYBERTRON | |
| Transformers: Robots in Disguise #28 (2014) Thundercracker is revealed to be working on a new career as a screenwriter. Transformers: Robots in Disguise #32 (2014) Sparkplug Witwicky is killed by Galvatron; Thrust’s body is among those obtained by GB Blackrock and turned into a band of Seeker Clones. | DAWN OF THE AUTOBOTS | |
| ✔ | Transformers #36 (2014) Spike Witwicky’s relationship with the Autobots ends when they discover he’s been making deals with the Decepticons. | COMBINER WARS |
| ✔ | Transformers: Sins of the Wreckers #1-5 (2015-2016) The subroutines Prowl installed in Kup finally activate; the Wreckers uncover Prowl’s manipulations and leave him ostracised from the Autobots. | |
| Transformers #56 (2015) It’s revealed that Joe Colton considered Sparkplug Witwicky for membership in his Adventure Team. | TITANS RETURN | |
| Optimus Prime #13-14 (2017) Freeway and Wideload are revealed to have been killed following the battle with Sixshot when the Throttlebots return; Sixshot comes back online and appears to be destoryed by the Throttlebots while trying to prevent them from leaving Salvvatan VIII. | ||
| Transformers: Lost Light #4 (2018) Skorponok is revealed to be detained on Garrus-9 with a new head and smaller body. | ||
| Transformers: Unicron #3 (2018) Metroplex’s secret Space Bridge tech allows the Transformers to escape Cybertron when it’s destroyed by Unicron. | UNICRON |
| Collected Edition Title | Collects… |
| Transformers: The Complete All Hail Megatron (IDW) Transformers: All Hail Megatron – Red Label (IDW) | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1-16 Transformers Spotlight: Blurr Transformers Spotlight: Cliffjumper Transformers Spotlight: Drift Transformers Spotlight: Jazz Transformers Spotlight: Metroplex |
| Transformers: The IDW Collection vol.5 (IDW) | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1-16 |
| Transformers: All Hail Megatron vol.1 (IDW) | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1-6 |
| Transformers: All Hail Megatron vol.2 (IDW) | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #7-12 |
| Transformers: All Hail Megatron vol.3 (IDW) | Transformers Spotlight: Blurr Transformers Spotlight: Cliffjumper Transformers Spotlight: Drift Transformers Spotlight: Jazz Transformers Spotlight: Metroplex |
| Transformers: All Hail Megatron vol.4 (IDW) | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #13-16 |
| Transformers – The Definitive G1 Collection vol.43: All Hail Megatron, Part 1 (Hachette) | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1-8 |
| Transformers – The Definitive G1 Collection vol.43: All Hail Megatron, Part 2 (Hachette) | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #9-16 |
| Transformers: All Hail Megatron – Book Club Edition (IDW) | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #1-12 |
| Transformers: Maximum Dinobots | Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #1-5 |
| Collected Edition Title | Includes… |
| Transformers: Best of Bumblebee (IDW) | Transformers: All Hail Megatron #16 [part] |
| Transformers: The IDW Collection vol.4 (IDW) | Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #1-5 Transformers Spotlight: Drift Transformers Spotlight: Jazz Transformers Spotlight: Metroplex |
| Transformers – The Definitive G1 Collection vol.40: Maximum Dinobots (Hachette) | Transformers: Maximum Dinobots #1-5 |
| Transformers – The Definitive G1 Collection vol.41: Drift (Hachette) | Transformers Spotlight: Drift |
| Transformers – The Definitive G1 Collection vol.42: Revelation (Hachette) | Transformers Spotlight: Jazz Transformers Spotlight: Metroplex |
| Transformers: Complete Drift (IDW) Transformers Drift: Origins & Empires (IDW) | Transformers Spotlight: Drift |
| Transformers Spotlight Omnibus vol.2 | Transformers Spotlight: Drift Transformers Spotlight: Jazz Transformers Spotlight: Metroplex |
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