Transformers #35 is in stores now from Skybound Entertainment and Image Comics, and Robert Kirkman and Jason Howard deliver another hard-hitting chapter that continues expanding the Energon Universe while pushing several major storylines closer to collision. Skybound Entertainment and Image Comics have turned Transformers into a series where every issue feels like another moving piece in a much larger machine. Transformers #35 continues that momentum with a chapter built around changing loyalties, dangerous technology, escalating conflict, and characters still carrying the consequences of everything that has happened before. Writer Robert Kirkman, artist Jason Howard, colorist Mike Spicer, and letterer Rus Wooton continue developing the threads established across the current arc rather than slowing down as the story approaches its conclusion. There is plenty of Cybertronian action here, but some of the issue’s strongest moments come from relationships, uncertainty, and the growing realization that the conflict on Earth has become considerably larger than a straightforward Autobots-versus-Decepticons war. For readers who have been following the series monthly, Transformers #35 feels...
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