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| "A Flash Forward, Part 4" | |||||
| Publisher | Fun Publications | ||||
| Published in | Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club #46 | ||||
| Writers | Jesse Wittenrich & Pete Sinclair | ||||
| Pencils | Matt Frank | ||||
| Inks | Matt Frank | ||||
| Colors | Thomas Deer | ||||
| Letters | Jesse Wittenrich | ||||
| Managing editor | Pete Sinclair | ||||
| Continuity | Wings Universe | ||||
| Chronology | 2012 | ||||
Pyro and crew attempt to find Hi-Q, but end up prisoners on an unusual planetoid.
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On the planetoid of Qre, where Jhiaxus has set up operations, Runamuck, Runabout, and Side Burn explore the surface. Bored and slightly annoyed at the Battlechargers indiscreetly discussing his amnesia, Side Burn asks them what they do for fun. Soon, the three begin racing, and Side Burn is thrilled to remember the sensations of winning. Their fun is cut short, however, when Runamuck spots an Autobot ship; Runabout realizes that they didn't cloak their exhaust like Jhiaxus told them to, and the three transform and rush back to warn their boss.
Setting down, Pyro is confused; Qre's supposed to be a barren rock, but it has been terraformed into a metallic world. Hubcap recognizes the new metallic surface as sharing similarities with Cybertron and begins to set out. However, Pyro's forestonite-induced powers of clairvoyance springs him forward to protect the Mini-Bot, as auto-guns reveal themselves and come online. Even with their powers the Autobots prove unable to stop them all, much to the disappointment of Jhiaxus, who reveals to them that this was only Level 1, and that his "second generation" beat it in 10 cycles. Jhiaxus has Mirage shut the course down, and Pyro, ever diplomatic, requests to meet with the Decepticon.
Inside, Jhiaxus quickly turns on them, having Sky-Byte's Sharkticons restrain them as he blasts them with an dose of radiation that renders their powers inert. Imprisoning them in a cell made of the same radiation, Jhiaxus explains that he wanted them to find him and his "Second Generation", one that did not choose to fight in a war not their own. Pyro denies his accusations, insisting they only fight because of the Decepticons, but Jhiaxus ignores him, proclaiming that Optimus Prime is just as responsible for the war as the Decepticons. Jhiaxus turns to the Autobot, and asks him if he's willing to die...
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
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"Hoo-yeah. I remember that feeling."
"Racing?"
"Winning."