Lorraine and Jennifer: Decepticon Drones

 

It seemed as though the number of captured Human Resistance fighters was growing with each passing day, and it was a number which scavenger Jennifer Parker was inadvertently contributing to at this very moment. A reconnaissance mission gone awry had led her directly into the hands of the Decepticons, who then promptly brought her to the closest Conversion Center available. The teenage rebel had long feared the day when this would happen after having to watch so many of her former allies become servants to the mechanical dictators they fought so very hard to try to bring down, a nightmare which had finally come true.

By the time she arrives at her assigned post at the Energon Processing Facility, one never would have taken her to be a radical insurgent just a few hours prior. Her skin-tight purple bio-suit proudly bears the indigo crest of her metal masters, and the mind-altering steel headband kills any thoughts of resistance before they can even form. Supervisor 531, a woman who was once called Lorraine Baines, examines the newest drone to be delegated to her region of the facility...
 
Back in October, I did an image inspired by the first issue of IDW's Transformers/Back To The Future comic. To commemorate the series (finally) releasing it's last issue this week, I threw together this sequel, taking place 30 years after the invasion of the Decepticons.
 

 (Above): Lorraine has faithfully served the Decepticons for over 30 years, a loyalty which had been noticed and rewarded with a promotion from a humble Energon harvester to Processing Facility Supervisor.

(Above): Jennifer Parker prepares for the long career ahead of her as a drone in the Energon Processing Facility.

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