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* [[So What Do We Do Now?]]: Starscream poses this question to Megatron. He points out that with Optimus and the Autobots defeated the Decepticons have no real enemy to face on Earth as they can easily wipe out humanity. He also accuses Megatron of only fighting humanity because ''Megatron himself'' dosen't know the answer to this question.
* [[The Starscream]]: {{spoiler|In issue 10, Starscream attempts to usurp Megatron's position with help from the Insecticons. This doesn't surprise [[Genre Savvy|Megatron]], at least until he discovered the Constructicons had allied with Starscream, too.}}
* [[Ted Baxter]]: Megatron is supposed to be a [[Magnificent Bastard|magnificent bastard]], but McCarthy's lack of talent for protraying villainous masterminds ends up making him look like one of these.
* [[Took a Level In Badass]]: Perceptor went from a [[Non-Action Guy]] with [[Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness]] to a [[The Stoic|stoic]] expert sniper. One of the more controversial changes to the existing characterization. It also mysteriously meant that he have to give up science for...some reason.
** We find out the reason in later issues. Turns out it's because Turmoil ''blew a hole in his chest and shot him in the face''. Perceptor took his level in badass because he feared he was useless in combat.
* [[Unusual User Interface]]: Bombshell basically [[Body Horror|converted]] {{spoiler|Hunter in this, in order to access to Sunstreaker's mind}}.
* [[What Happened to Thethe Mouse?]]: Andy Reid set out to find his dead pal DJ's girlfriend, who might still have been somewhere in the ruins of New York City. It ends up being forgotten pretty quickly, and then Andy dies and the subplot is never resolved.
* [[Writer Onon Board]]: In spite of McCarthy's claims that "he's read everything IDW's put out" and "there'll be no disrespect coming from him" and that "there's no way he'd spit over what Furman's done", some fans believe (with good reason) that he went out of his way to get rid of many of Furman's plot elements and characters that he himself didn't like, such as {{spoiler|Hunter O'Nion}}, Ultra-Energon, etc.
* [[Writing for Thethe Trade]]: Which is why the first three issues can basically be summed up as "Decepticons kill humans in New York City".
 
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