YMMV / Star Trek vs. Transformers

• Awesome Art: The choice to use the character designs from Star Trek: The Animated Series to interact with the animated-style Transformers seems obvious in retrospect, and it works so well that it seems surprising the animated designs haven't been used for Star Trek comic adaptations before this.
• Complete Monster: Megatron is once again portrayed as a power-mad tyrant. With the Autobots fleeing Earth with the breakout of World War III, Megatron and the Decepticons pursue them, resulting in a battle where both sides end up in stasis on a remote planet. Centuries later, a Federation mining team accidentally revives the Autobots and the Decepticons, resulting in the Decepticons attacking the Federation mining colony. Optimus Prime and the Enterprise crew team up and drive off the Decepticons, but Megatron meets and teams up with the Klingons. The Klingons and Decepticons renew their attack on the Federation mining colony, not caring how many Federation colonists die in these attacks. When Starscream flees to Kronos to conquer it, Megatron and the Decepticons pursue Starscream to Kronos. Megatron defeats Starscream and claims Kronos for himself so that he can enslave the Klingons and use their resources to launch a war of conquest against the Federation. When the Klingons refuse to surrender, Megatron orders his forces to annihilate all the Klingons.
• Tear Jerker: Jazz, normally one of the most friendly and optimistic of the Autobots, is far ruder to humans in this comic than normal. Turns out, that's because he felt particularly betrayed by the 21st century humans for their destructive actions during World War III and the Eugenics Wars. Events which ended up forcing the Autobots to flee Earth, in a manner similar to how they were initially driven from Cybertron.