Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye Volume 10 Paperback – October 18, 2016

More Than Meets the Eye is a title that lives up to its name. From the beginning, we were introduced to an unlikely likable cast of characters on an epic space adventure, accomplishing more (of other things) than what they set out to do. When the key cast of characters were only a handful of famous bots, and a few that left you asking "Who?" because you forgot they existed, by the end of this volume, you won't just just be asking "WHO!?" but remembering why they existed.Rage against the dying of the light!

IDW is amazing with the creative way in which they present our beloved characters in new stories. At this point I've been reading the IDW TF stories longer than I ever read the comics as a kid. The collection is particularly good, with Megatron confronting more of his old evils and coming full circle. Love it.

My son has been following this storyline since the beginning. He says it is an amazing story. He keeps trying to get me to read it, so he must be impressed! I will have to do so soon. I can say the art is gorgeous!

I've praised this entire series from Jump Street! Roberts is my favorite writer now just because of this series. He has taken minor characters (Brainstorm, Chromedome, Swerve, Skids, Etc etc) and made me love them. This is the best book on the market today IMO.

Great story and what an ending! This really is the Last Stand of the Lost Light Crew!

Perfect end to the best Transformers comic series.

Genuinely one of my favorite TF stories. Everything from the last 25 issues comes to a head in an increadibly satisfying and exciting way. It's simply increadible.

The artwork is awesome. Really fantastic! The story also has some cool action.But it also has a lot of nonsensical science inserted as a Deus Ex Machina. And again, what is IDW thinking when it comes to Megatron? They've made him so sickeningly good, noble, and heroic that he seems like the way Optimus Prime should be. The IDW Transformers universe is just so weird overall. All the good guys are actually bad guys. All the bad guys are actually good guys. And there's a bunch of robot romance intertwined, with allegedly non-sexual beings. The whole thing is just bizarre.It's like this. It all LOOKS like the Transformers you grew up with, the characters you know and love. But the IDW-verse is far, far different. And not in a good way. Most of the time you can overlook it. But then other times, it is really jarring. For example, in this issue Megatron takes prescription drugs and spends time talking to his therapist. I mean, seriously. I'm not joking about that. And why is he doing this? Because he wants to be a better person. Riiight...The characterization is so far out of left field that it is laughable. But the comic takes that part of the story seriously, so we are supposed to, too. But I just file it in the "unintentionally funny" category.In this story, before we get to all the magical Deus Ex Machina plot contrivances that make up the various endings, we hear Getaway give a speech about how ridiculous it is to accept Megatron as captain of the Lost Light. And I actually agree with him. It's bad when a story points out it's own weaknesses, and you find yourself agreeing. At this point I'm so sick of the IDW-verse characters that I hope Unicron shows up soon and swallows them all.Except Whirl. Whirl I like. You don't need to kill off Whirl. Or Buster.