Transformers: Evolutions: Hearts of Steel (2012 Edition)

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Long before finding the AllSpark on Earth, or defeating the Fallen, or being discovered in the Dark of the Moon, the Autobots and Decepticons were influencing the American Industrial Revolution. Or, at least, that''s what writer Chuck Dixon and artist Guido Guidi would have you believe in Evolutions: Hearts of Steel.
Young inventor Tobias Muldoon didn''t impress Mr. Twain or Mr. Verne with his submarine prototype, but his dreams of finding financing and support to build ...
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Overview

Long before finding the AllSpark on Earth, or defeating the Fallen, or being discovered in the Dark of the Moon, the Autobots and Decepticons were influencing the American Industrial Revolution. Or, at least, that''s what writer Chuck Dixon and artist Guido Guidi would have you believe in Evolutions: Hearts of Steel.
Young inventor Tobias Muldoon didn''t impress Mr. Twain or Mr. Verne with his submarine prototype, but his dreams of finding financing and support to build fantastic machines comes to pass with the help from some unlikely supporters - Starscream, Shockwave, and a host of Decepticons. Meanwhile, Bumblebee is the lone Autobot roused from stasis by a small group of combatants hidden below ground for millennia. But time has greatly changed the surface of the planet they once waged war upon, and the wheels of progress have brought industry. Soon Bumblebee will befriend a human - a man named John Henry - and begin a frantic lesson in living amongst humans during the Industrial Revolution. A lesson that will teach both Autobots and Decepticons not to underestimate the power of man.
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781613771709
  • Publisher: Idea & Design Works, LLC
  • Publication date: 2/29/2012
  • Pages: 120
  • Sales rank: 411,561
  • Product dimensions: 6.50 (w) x 10.20 (h) x 0.20 (d)

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  • Anonymous

    Posted April 7, 2013

    Lost Potential, Idiotic Story

    The story is simply pathetic. Illogical choices are made at every turn, characters say annoying things because it supposedly fits with the time frame theme (it does not), and huge plot holes abound. Even my preteen brother thought the story too unbelievably childish to enjoy. The only saving grace is the collection of cool concept sketches at the end, but barely any of those characters got into the story! I'm very dissapointed in this and doubt I will ever read it again. What a waste. Also, the Nook version has an annoying line down one side of every page, and much duller colors than usual for comics on the Nook HD+.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted September 18, 2012

    Check this out.

    Please check out. The artwork is great coupled with once again Starscream tries to take over, Ravage makes a brief appearance.

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