The war between Autobots and Decepticons has been waging for eons, and in December IDW Publishing will begin to explore how innocent bystanders are affected by the war on Cybertro🎶n.

Yes, app꧃arently there are innocent civilians on Cybertron.

The monthly, five-issue Transformers: Escape is written by Brian Ruckley, who's b൩een steering Tr🌠ansformers continuity since 2019, and illustrated by Bethany McGuire-Smith.

"As Cybertron descends into a state of war, countless civilians — unaligned with the Autobots, Decepticons, or any faction — are caught in the crossfire," reads IDW's description. 𒐪"Fortunately, a solution may be coming, as Wheeljack, Hound, Nautica, and some of Cybertron's greatest (and most infamous) scientists seek to reactivate the Ark program and evacuate the planet with huge spaceships. On the verge of war, will their efforts be enough to escape?"

Ruckley calls the new limited series a cocktail of what he l♉oves most about Transformer🎶s.

"I've always thought it would be a pretty terrifying, bewildering experience for aliens – non-Cybertronians – to be caught between warring factions of big transforming robots," he says in the series announcement. "We're exploring the question: Who are th♉e most dangerous Cybertronians of all?"

"From the launch in 2019, the Transformers universe that's unfolded in the ongoing series and in Transforme💯rs: Galaxies has been about showing Cybertronians from exciting new perspectives," says editor David Mariotte. "That's why we're thrilled to ha♒ve Brian Ruckley and Beth McGuire-Smith reuniting to dig into the lives of faces both new and familiar as war breaks out and how they respond to the other inhabitants of Cybertron."

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