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Transformers: Seeds Of Deception presents three new pages of "The Transmogrification Occurrence" (1).

What's happening inside Metroplex? As Scamper, Six-Gun and Slammer faces the first salvo of Axer's attack, a flashback battle against Scorponok reveals the reasons of Axer's attempt at stealing Metroplex's Transmogrification Drive!



By Joe Teanby, Lizolb.

Differentiation (act 4): Separation

Seeds Of Deception presents Differentiation (Act 4): Manipulation.

Astrotrain has made a deal with the devil he knows-- that is, Ratbat! But how does this creepy mechanoid plans to use his Energon-sucking skills to save Megatron from the Mini-Reaper infection that has paralized his systems?
Find out nowm, as Differentiation leads to... Separation. Now more than ever, The Future is -Ation!



Art by Steve Cook , Trunchbull , Crusader1080

Transformers: Seeds Of Deception presents
the 'Stalwart' Diaclone base.

From the pages of Magnificent Crisis, the guardian of the most secret Autobot facility in the whole galaxy: the Stalwart, protector of the Musoh-Sei Station!



By Joe Teanby, Chris Ludwig.

Transformers: Seeds Of Deception presents The True Identity of Rodimus Prime (an essay).

At the end of Magnificent Crisis, Rodimus Prime entered the universe of Transformers: "Seeds of Deception" comics. The real Rodimus Prime, the Autobot Leader invested by the Matrix.
But what inspired this reimagining of the character in War Within/-Ation style? It was the original >G1 counterpart-- a figure as complex and mature as was rarely or never seen in Transformers cartoons, as this article is going to explain.



By Grandis-granva.

Transformers: Seeds Of Deception presents Trypticon's evolution designs for The Future Is -Ation.



After his return in Stormbringer II, Galvatron starts enlisting Decepticon warriors for his own private army (starting with the Monstructor Six and Sixshot).
In order to salvage a certain planetary item that was stolen from Cybertron by the Quintessons, and hidden on a planet that is well known to Wheelie, Galvatron will probably have to resort to Trypticon's might... even if this means seizing the most defended Decepticon space station in the galaxy, and finding the resources to reformat it!

By Simon.

Seeds Of Deception presents Differentiation (Act 2): Confrontation.

The Infiltration Protocols have been reinstated! How do you divert the attention of the US Air Force from your own secret Bunker? By staging an assault on one of their bases and pretending you are a Cobra jet squadron, of course.
And for the first time ever, Starscream meets his maker: will the Null Ray prove enough to stop Jhiaxus' advance, as he marches on in his plan to rewrite the galaxy in Nemesis Prime's image?



Art by Steve Cook, Azulg, Nikoletta Ebel.

Seeds Of Deception presents the Jhiaxus/Starscream cover of Differentiation: "Jee Axed Him!"

Starscream is about to meet his own maker-- in more than one sense?



Art by Ibai Canales.

SoD Metroplex: "The Transmogrification Occurrence" cover

Transformers: Seeds Of Deception presents the cover of "The Transmogrification Occurrence" (1).

Metroplex has been invaded by the soon-to-be ActionMaster Axer! Will Scamper, Six-Gun, and Slammer (aka the MetroTeam) be able to stop him from stealing the Transmogrification Drive?
It's alt-mode galore, as these Transformers reveals their never-seen-before transformations!



By Todd Kinniburgh of the TCK StudiosTCK on Twitter.

Transformers: Seeds Of Deception presents the "Emersion" bonus art for the Metroplex series.

A tribute to the classic G1 Marvel Uk saga Space Pirates, this art features Metroplex emerging from the bedrock underneath Autobot City!



By Joe Teanby, Chris Ludwig.

Transformers: Seeds Of Deception presents the final act of Trannis.

As the conspiracy weaved by the Underground Movement grows, Trannis and his allies Shockwave and Soundwave focus their effort on exterminating the leaders of the peaceful society that rules Cybertron-- Sentinel Prime and Omega Supreme!
When the last moon falls, and the daylight of the Golden Age is replaced by a dark and fateful night, the Decepticons are born, and Megatron rises. The mystery of the Gladiator and Trannis is finally solved-- spelling doom for the whole planet.
The Civil War has begun!



By Daniele "DanBrenus" Spezzani, Nicola Perugini, Charlotte, kriegswaffle, suzidragonlady, Nasmik Allen, Lauren Mays.

Transformers: Seeds Of Deception presents the final act of Jetfire/Grimlock.

The Civil War has begun!
Jetfire must witness the fall of Omega Supreme, ravaged by a CerebroShell, while Grimlock stands before the honor-less slaughter of weak mechanoids-- shall they remain in the Decepticon army, or join its opposite number? And what consequences will that bring?
It's the end of an era and the beginning of another one, seen through the twin eyes of the scientist and the warrior!




By Daniele "DanBrenus" Spezzani, Peter Istyle, Kal, Kae Diesp.

Transformers: Seeds Of Deceptionpresents the studies for Arise, Females!

Crashlanded on Cybertron while escaping from the merciless conquering army of Nova Prime and Jhiaxus, the Lunars of Moon Beta found themselves in the toxic environment of the Junklands-- a place turned into a poisonous nightmare by millennia of reckless disposal of industrial waste.
Able to adapt, the Lunars absorbed all sort of junk, transforming their bodies into forms that could withstand that harsh environment-- and they became the Junkions.
Among the piles of garbage of the Junklands, a special section was reserved to Jhiaxus' failed experiments-- such as the corpses of the Cybertronians turned into females.
One day the Junkions realized that one of those corpses was not a corpse at all: it took a long time, but they were able to salvage, fix and heal the latest victim of Jhiaxus' perversions.
And when she finally came back online, fully restored, Arcee's quest for revenge and identity began!



Art by Milad Taleghani.

Transformers: Seeds Of Deception presents the model sheet of War Within Bruticus.




Although Bruticus was never featured in the Transformers: War Within books, the Gestalts were already a reality for groups such as the Constructicons and the Protectobots. And with four Combaticons whose Cybertronian alt-modes had already appeared in the series, a model sheet for Bruticus was bound to appear sooner or later.

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