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TRANSFORMERS: SEEDS OF DECEPTION
TRANNIS

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Lineart by Nicola Perugini

Colors by Charlotte LottiesLittleWorld on Tumblr

Story and lettering by Franco Villa

Story and project by Peter Istyle

Edits by Joe Teanby

NOTES

This page is a crossover with page 15 of SoD: Shockwave/Soundwave .

Apparently, Shockwave hates Omega Supreme.
Actually, Shockwave can't feel emotions, but the events of page 3 of SoD: Omega Supreme would lead other mechs to believe differently.

Soundwave is not fool enough to believe that Shockwave can feel rancor, but he has his own reasons to bring up this topic.
Namely, the fact that he hates Shockwave, as chronicled in SoD: Shockwave/Soundwave .

Trannis is not just having fun by pitting his two powerful allies one against the other: he is testing them (as seen in SoD: Shockwave/Soundwave), but he is also preventing them to form an alliance against him, as per the motto "divide and conquer".

The four Seacons featured in panel 2 are: Snaptrap, Seawing, Octopunch and Nautilator.

The building featured in panel 3 is the Pagoda Supreme .

If the panel 4 has a "Gone But Not Forgotten!" (G1 Marvel US #25) feel, it's not by chance.
From this angle (which differs from the aforementioned SoD: Shockwave/Soundwave page), Shockwave displays the same attitude ad technologically-oriented plans of his original G1 counterpart.

This manifolded plan unfolds in SoD: Omega Supreme , SoD: Jetfire/Grimlock , and SoD: Magnus .

"End Of The Road" is Simon Furman's trademark title for the final episode of his G1 Marvel runs.

Description
TRANSFORMERS: SEEDS OF DECEPTION
TRANNIS

PREV < Page 17 (of 22) > NEXT

Lineart by Nicola Perugini

Colors by Charlotte LottiesLittleWorld on Tumblr

Story and lettering by Franco Villa

Story and project by Peter Istyle

Edits by Joe Teanby

NOTES

This page is a crossover with page 15 of SoD: Shockwave/Soundwave .

Apparently, Shockwave hates Omega Supreme.
Actually, Shockwave can't feel emotions, but the events of page 3 of SoD: Omega Supreme would lead other mechs to believe differently.

Soundwave is not fool enough to believe that Shockwave can feel rancor, but he has his own reasons to bring up this topic.
Namely, the fact that he hates Shockwave, as chronicled in SoD: Shockwave/Soundwave .

Trannis is not just having fun by pitting his two powerful allies one against the other: he is testing them (as seen in SoD: Shockwave/Soundwave), but he is also preventing them to form an alliance against him, as per the motto "divide and conquer".

The four Seacons featured in panel 2 are: Snaptrap, Seawing, Octopunch and Nautilator.

The building featured in panel 3 is the Pagoda Supreme .

If the panel 4 has a "Gone But Not Forgotten!" (G1 Marvel US #25) feel, it's not by chance.
From this angle (which differs from the aforementioned SoD: Shockwave/Soundwave page), Shockwave displays the same attitude ad technologically-oriented plans of his original G1 counterpart.

This manifolded plan unfolds in SoD: Omega Supreme , SoD: Jetfire/Grimlock , and SoD: Magnus .

"End Of The Road" is Simon Furman's trademark title for the final episode of his G1 Marvel runs.