Transformers in American Comics

The last four pictures of the thirteen ancestors

The author knows how to create Transformers in the form of beasts, such as dinosaurs and mythical beasts. Or create robots to extract the genes of characters or mythical figures. Put it inside Transformers and give it super powers. But the ability is weaker than the original character's ability. You can also equip robots with black technology, such as fire breathing, frost breathing, poisoning, and protective shields. In this way, those speed-based ones can't get close. You can also repair supply machines and replace materials. If life could be given, it would be him first, plus advice. Hope it can be adopted, thank you. The long paragraph I just wrote ended up being gone, so I only wrote a little bit.

This American comic universe is dominated by DC and supplemented by Marvel. Most of them are comic plots. The audience is too small, and the protagonist is a bit ambitious, similar to invincible. I have to challenge the protagonist with DC events that have a wider impact, which makes me, the main Marvel comic, confused. The character of the protagonist is also annoying. It is neither pure darkness nor pure justice, but everything is based on self-interest, which makes me feel uncomfortable watching it. And for some reason the author likes to destroy the original characters. Barry Allen died, Batman became a member of the Dark Knight, Superman was infected with Doomsday, Captain America died, two Aquamen died, and Hulk died. It was really uncomfortable to watch. But among the few American comic book fans, this one is already very good. I only hope that the author's new book can correct its shortcomings.

I feel like the current protagonist is not ordinary. . . Weak, okay, the guns are the worst , and they have to be controlled manually. Here are some mid- and late-stage ideas. (Aerospace aircraft carriers can also be brought over for fun) 1. When the God of Thunder came out, he snatched the Destroyer from the God's Domain and turned it into his own thug car. It was safe, cool and powerful to sit in during the battle. 2 Get hundreds of mechanical life robots (Optimus Prime, Enemy, etc.) To serve as elite generals. The mechanical life robots cannot be controlled by Magneto. 3 Violent intelligent combat robots (can fly), as well as engineering robots, which do not need to be controlled by the protagonist and have advanced intelligence 4 Occupy planets, mine cosmic resources, build warships, and produce various materials through engineering robot assembly lines 5. If the protagonist is poor, you can consider starting a company to build engineering robots to produce mechas or exoskeletons to sell to the military (after all, human-controlled mechas are not as responsive as smart robots, so you are not afraid of them becoming stronger) 6 black technologies can produce liquid metal 7 In the battle for hegemony in the universe, you can also fight the machine race against the Zerg race 8. The protagonist's fire source should be able to resist psychic abilities and magnetic fields (the protagonist Magneto is too powerful to let him live too long??) 9. After fusing the Mind Stone and the Reality Stone, you can create intelligent life and create things out of thin air. The above is purely my own YY, if you don't agree, you can raise it, please don't complain.

The author writes really well. Although I am a student, I still can't stop. It's just that the author is great, can he try to make the protagonist's character more righteous? After all, I still hope that justice will be the mainstream in the mixed world. There can be oppression and pain, but don't give up hope.

I have been supporting this book from the first dozens of chapters to hundreds of chapters now. That's because 1. DaDa's writing style is very good. 2. The subject matter is very good. 3. DaDa is very familiar with the Marvel Universe and DC Universe. 4. It has a single female protagonist. But I see that in the chapter you updated today, do you want to take Raven? Wouldn't a crimson be good? Although it is not explicitly stated that it will be collected, readers should be able to tell that this is the rhythm of collection in the later stage. I am a boy, but I really hate harems and stallions, so I hope the author can give me an answer.

It is suggested that the author should have a clear path for Downey's creation, such as starting from emotions, similar to understanding the seven emotions and six desires. This trip to Gotham City was quite good (but now the main line is to obtain gems). Or you can start from thinking about the soul, or you can start from other aspects such as thinking, consciousness, genes, etc. This can not only increase the character, but also lay down the foreshadowing, start from a certain plot, directly run through the entire plot, and finally get the gems to sublimate the soul, and add some high-level descriptions. . . .

Many Transformers books have been discontinued. I hope this one will not be released.

The real Thirteen Origin Ancestors, I hope everyone will like and comment

Or the only in this book refers to the only in all multiverses. So, when the protagonist is about to become the only one, will he kill all the selves in the multiverse like the God of Fire? So will its self in the real world also suffer? Could this be what caused the protagonist to travel through time? A wonderful accident. So the Downey in Hell is the Downey in the future. That Donnie also wants to be the only one, so he must be killed. But the Ancient One said Downey was the only one. So maybe the Downey in that definition is not the original Downey. I am referring to the author's original text, where the Flash's revenge for saving his parents brought out countless reminiscences of time. Or something else. In the original text, Pig's Knuckle should also leave the source of fire for creation in Cybertron, and only leave the source of fire for destruction in his body. Could this be a trigger? Will Cybertron be destroyed in the future due to the source of fire? Of course, this is just my conjecture. If you don't like it, don't spray it.