Transformers Vol. 2: Transport to Oblivion

I know this is a product review, so I gave it 5 stars because the comic itself is awesome. I started reading a while ago when it first became published via the issues, but then fell behind and decided to buy the volumes instead. Really enjoy the story and the art (although I do find the odd panel is confusing to understand, but there's so much the artist has to cram in), but then I love anything Transformers, just gimme more. The thing I will complain about is the lack of protective covering it was sent in. It arrived in a cardboard envelope, one side of which was wet through, and the comic itself was just bare inside, not even in a plastic sleeve. I was lucky the water had not done any damage. Especially since the doorbell cam recorded the delivery driver literally dropping it on the wet porch step. We were in, so it didn't have to sit there for very long. But c'mon - treat this comic with some respect, put it in something waterproof. Someone else might not be so lucky.

My son enjoyed these.

Love the tension in this comic! Had to put it down a few times with how mad I was at a certain character. A good read coming in from the first to the second volume. Can't wait for the third to arrive!

The graphic novel was in excellent condition! As for the Energon Universe Transfromers... it continues to deliver pulse(circuit)-pounding action with many unexpected plot developments. A great addition to the ongoing saga.

Just like the first comic, a great continuation of the first volume and keeps up with the well written plot and stunning artstyle. Once again the packaging could be better as the book did suffer a small amount of edge wear due to being packaged in a padded envelope.

The follow up to the first volume is just as punchy and compelling. The story and art is absolutely tremendous!

Great follow up to the first book. Nice to see Optimus make some difficult decisions. Fully invested in the Everton universe now.

No spoilers, but this comic series is already amazing and just keeps getting better volume by volume. I read it the moment I got it and I was crying. It takes your heart, rips it from your chest and stomps it into nothing.