The Transformers Compendium Vol. 2
Published on 21. October 2025
Book
Paperback/Softback
1208 pages
978-1-5343-3197-6 (ISBN)
Description
Experience the conclusion of the iconic original comic book series, THE TRANSFORMERS, in a complete compendium for the first time ever! THE END OF THE ICONIC ORIGINAL ERA OF TRANSFORMERS IS HERE! The looming threat of Unicron is ever present as both Decepticons and Autobots spread their forces across the galaxy in search of their last hope, the Creation Matrix. But when that hope grows dimmer, Optimus Prime makes the greatest sacrifice of all... Collected in compendium format for the first time ever, these iconic Transformers stories are perfect for fans new and old. Collects THE TRANSFORMERS #45-80, TRANSFORMERS: THE MOVIE #1-3, TRANSFORMERS GENERATION 2 #1-12.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Fullerton
United States
Dimensions
Height: 255 mm
Width: 168 mm
Thickness: 75 mm
Weight
1324 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-5343-3197-6 (9781534331976)
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During a 20-year career at Marvel Comics, Bob Budiansky worked as an editor, illustrator and writer. As an editor, he oversaw titles that included Spider-Man, Daredevil, and the Fantastic Four. Beginning in 1990, he oversaw the first 11 sets of Marvel Trading Cards, including the first Marvel Masterpieces set. As an illustrator, he rose to prominence as the cover artist for Ghost Rider, eventually taking over the penciling chores for the entire book.
Bob also created his own his own monthly series, Sleepwalker, which he wrote for almost three years.
Bob is perhaps best known for the work he did on The Transformers. Bob was the editor on the very first Transformers mini-series in 1984. He followed up that hugely successful four-issue intro by writing most of the next 51 issues of the monthly Transformers comic book. He also named, created character profiles of, and wrote Hasbro packaging copy for approximately 250 Transformers during the first six years of the brand’s existence, and developed story treatments as Hasbro introduced new lines of Transformers.
In 2010, Hasbro inducted Bob into the inaugural class of the Transformers Hall of Fame.??
Bob also created his own his own monthly series, Sleepwalker, which he wrote for almost three years.
Bob is perhaps best known for the work he did on The Transformers. Bob was the editor on the very first Transformers mini-series in 1984. He followed up that hugely successful four-issue intro by writing most of the next 51 issues of the monthly Transformers comic book. He also named, created character profiles of, and wrote Hasbro packaging copy for approximately 250 Transformers during the first six years of the brand’s existence, and developed story treatments as Hasbro introduced new lines of Transformers.
In 2010, Hasbro inducted Bob into the inaugural class of the Transformers Hall of Fame.??