TRANSFORMERS proves time and time again to be one of the best comic book experiences of the year. Read Full Review

TRANSFORMERS #6 is nothing short of perfection. It strikes a harmonious balance between nostalgia and innovation, delivering a compelling narrative filled with action, emotion, and stakes that matter. This isnt just a comic about toys; its a mature and fully realized exploration of the Transformers universe. If Image and Skybound can maintain this level of quality, Transformers is poised to become a long-lasting success. This issue, and the series as a whole, comes highly recommended. Buckle up, Transformers fans this is the comic youve been waiting for. Read Full Review

Transformers #6 was a terrific way to wrap this first arc with plenty of exciting directions to go for the future. This has been one of the most enjoyable comics of the last half-year Read Full Review

The first arc of Daniel Warren Johnsons Transformers brings the house down with a rollercoaster of big action and bigger emotion. Readers will be blown away by the intense art and even more impactful writing. Its high level storytelling that is way more than meets the eye. Read Full Review

Sure, there is a lot of care taken in representing this beloved franchise but along with reverence, there's a genuine commitment to creating a story you simply cannot put down. And that is what fans deserve and what DWJ and Mike Spicer have delivered. Read Full Review

A Human leads an Autobot, an ally makes the ultimate sacrifice, and when heroes hold their enemies in their clutches, they refuse to kill in Transformers #6. Read Full Review

Transformers #6 sticks the landing and assures readers that the Energon universe it introduced them to will continue thrilling readers so long as Johnson sticks around. Read Full Review

Transformers #6 is a phenomenal end to the first story arc of this series. Daniel Warren Johnson packs a ton of emotion during a chaotic finale showcasing how big of a threat Devastator is. All the chaos creates a moment that will have fans talking about for a long time. Where we are left is in a spot where the investment level in the Transformers and Energon Universe is even higher. Read Full Review

Transformers #6 caps off the series' incredible story arc in a flashy and emotional fashion. Add it to the ever-growing list of banger issues part of the expansive Energon Universe. Read Full Review

There is no comic book action like Daniel Warren Johnson action, and he puts all of his skills on full display in this exciting issue. Read Full Review

A completely jaw-dropping issue that will knock you down one way or another. Read Full Review

Yes nothing to hate here. Perfect scores. Literally just perfect scores all around. This is everything I could've wanted.

Just going to say, they need to pay DWJ whatever he asks to keep him on this book. If he keeps coming up with panels/stories/scenes like these, how will this ever not sell amazingly? DWJ is probably the best writer in comics today.

Art is amazing. Nothing more to add. It the best it could possibly be for this book. Each scene has so much weight.

Talking about the scenes. My oh my... starscreech getting 'yeeted' into the sky, Rachets legs getting chopped off to save his body, the dad epic moment... all of these and more. A single one would make a comic. DWJ has one almost every page. I cannot tell you what high level writing and art this takes. Everyone should be reading this book.

Also there is a moment in one panel it has the background 'you know the song'. Ok 10/10 right there. DWJ knows when to get epic. How it ends somehow feels as intense as how it starts, but also it really feels like the end of an arc. You will have a lot of emotions in this issue but enjoyment will be the most stand out. more

This is perfection.

This was incredible . !

Is it any wonder this and the G.I. Joe books are killing Marvel and DC? Of course not. IDW losing the license for both is the best thing that could have happened. Gone hopefully forever is the slice of life Transformers where they sit in bars and fall in love. Back is the intense action that got us into the franchise in the first place.
As our first arc concludes we prepare for what should be an even more thrilling one. This story has been almost perfect. All it lacked was the yet-to-return Megatron, but I can already tell when he does escape from Cobra-La that no one will be safe. Can't wait for that. But in the mean time I'm sure Johnson has a lot more excitement for us. We're already 6 issues in and this is still the hottest thing around. Its readers are salivating for more while DC and Marvel lose more each month. These truly are good times for Transformer comic readers. Like the previous 5 issues, I can't wait to see what happens next. more

Wow. First arc complete, very well done. Thought I would pick this up just to see how it’s handled in new hands, I’m going to have to keep getting it.

It was still fantastic but didn't get as gut wrenching as it has previously. Kind of just flew through the sad stuff. Still powerful just not as devastating.

This was super action-packed, which works well with Johnson's art style. However, I also feel as though that it didn't leave much room for the more emotional moments to resonate as much as they could have. Sparky sacrificing himself to keep Optimus alive felt like it came and went in a matter of seconds. Also, the ending is meant to be a somber close for the issue, but it just comes a bit out of left field as the hospital is introduced mid-way through the final page. Either way, I still really enjoyed this issue. I wasn't the biggest fan of Jorge Corona doing the art for the next arc since I love Johnson's art, but I feel a lot better about it after seeing previews for the next issue. I have a feeling Corona will fit right in, and I hope I'm right. more

Faced paced action. Some solid moments. Didn't have the impact on me that I see others might have had.