Transformers Universe

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According to Hob's Death's Head Interactive Archive, Death's Head spent time on a parallel universe home to a war between factions of massive robots (COMIC: The Incomplete Death's Head) who, according to another source, were known as the Transformers. (COMIC: Meet Death's Head)

History[[edit] | [edit source]]

After some time on Scarvix, Death's Head was mysteriously captured and transported through a warp gate by an unknown person to this universe. In order to battle, Death's Head's size was drastically increased. (COMIC: The Incomplete Death's Head)

At one point, Death's Head followed Galvatron, a mechanoid and a Transformer, into Earth's past in search of a bounty.

He later battled and, according to him, defeated a vast planet-devouring Transformer by attacking him on the psychic plane. (COMIC: Meet Death's Head) However, the gravity well of the collapsing mechanoid sent Death's Head accelerating him at "trans-temporal speeds" into the Time Vortex. (COMIC: The Incomplete Death's Head) There, he collided with the Seventh Doctor in his TARDIS. The Doctor shrunk Death's Head back to human size with a spare Tissue Compression Eliminator and dumped him in the year 8162. (COMIC: The Crossroads of Time)

The Doctor later claimed to have been the one who had brought Death's Head to what he dubbed "the robot universe", in order to shape his future. (COMIC: The Incomplete Death's Head) However, Death's Head once spoke of his encounters with the Transformers as if they were in the same universe as the rest of his adventures. (COMIC: Meet Death's Head)

Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]

Though never mentioned explicitly in The Incomplete Death's Head due to licencing issues, this universe is in fact that of the Transformers UK comic series. Marvel Comics has numbered it Earth-120185, and within the Transformers franchise it is called Primax 984.20 Gamma.