Big Looker Storybook - Revision history

Cyberlink420 at 13:07, 4 September 2018

2018-09-04T13:07:40Z

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	'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The softcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]]. Marvel published Big Looker titles for many other properties, both their own and licensed brands. Known titles include ''[[Spider-Man]]'', ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'', and ''~~[[wikipedia:~~Heathcliff (comic strip)\|Heathcliff]]''.		'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The softcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]]. Marvel published Big Looker titles for many other properties, both their own and licensed brands. Known titles include ''[[Spider-Man]]'', ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'', and ''{{w\|Heathcliff (comic strip)\|Heathcliff}}''.

	==Generation 1==		==Generation 1==

Khajidha: These aren't really "hardcover", they have standard children's book cardboard covers

2012-01-08T02:28:27Z

These aren't really "hardcover", they have standard children's book cardboard covers

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	'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The ~~hardcover~~ storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]]. Marvel published Big Looker titles for many other properties, both their own and licensed brands. Known titles include ''[[Spider-Man]]'', ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'', and ''[[wikipedia:Heathcliff (comic strip)\|Heathcliff]]''.		'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The softcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]]. Marvel published Big Looker titles for many other properties, both their own and licensed brands. Known titles include ''[[Spider-Man]]'', ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'', and ''[[wikipedia:Heathcliff (comic strip)\|Heathcliff]]''.

	==Generation 1==		==Generation 1==

Interrobang at 23:47, 10 November 2011

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	[[Image: Battle_For_Cybertron_cover.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px]]		[[Image: Battle_For_Cybertron_cover.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px]]
	'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The hardcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]]. Marvel published Big Looker titles for many other properties, both their own and licensed brands. Known titles include [[Spider-Man]], [[G.I. Joe]] and [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heathcliff_~~(~~comic_strip~~) Heathcliff].		'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The hardcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]]. Marvel published Big Looker titles for many other properties, both their own and licensed brands. Known titles include ''[[Spider-Man]]'', ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)\|G.I. Joe]]'', and ''[[wikipedia:Heathcliff (comic strip)\|Heathcliff]]''.

	==Generation 1==		==Generation 1==

Khajidha: adding a little perspective about the scope of this multi-property line

2011-11-10T23:45:29Z

adding a little perspective about the scope of this multi-property line

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	[[Image: Battle_For_Cybertron_cover.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px]]		[[Image: Battle_For_Cybertron_cover.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px]]
	'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The hardcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]].		'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The hardcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]]. Marvel published Big Looker titles for many other properties, both their own and licensed brands. Known titles include [[Spider-Man]], [[G.I. Joe]] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heathcliff_(comic_strip) Heathcliff].

	==Generation 1==		==Generation 1==

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2011-11-10T23:15:59Z

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	[[Image: Battle_For_Cybertron_cover.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px]]		[[Image: Battle_For_Cybertron_cover.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px]]
	'''A Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The hardcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]].		'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The hardcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]].

	==Generation 1==		==Generation 1==
	* [[Battle for Cybertron]] (later republished as a [[Kid Stuff]] read-along)		* "[[Battle for Cybertron]]" (later republished as a [[Kid Stuff]] read-along)
	* [[The Great Car Rally]] (later republished as a [[Kid Stuff]] read-along)		* "[[The Great Car Rally]]" (later republished as a [[Kid Stuff]] read-along)
	* [[Decepticon Hijack]]		* "[[Decepticon Hijack]]"
	* [[Insecticon Attack!]]		* "[[Insecticon Attack!]]"
	* [[Car Show Blow Up]]		* "[[Car Show Blow Up]]"
	* [[The Story of Wheelie, the Wild Boy of Quintesson]]		* "[[The Story of Wheelie, the Wild Boy of Quintesson]]"


	~~{{DEFAULTSORT:Big Looker Storybook}}~~
	[[Category:Generation 1 storybooks\| Big Looker Storybook]]		[[Category:Generation 1 storybooks\| Big Looker Storybook]]

ItsWalky: A Big Looker Storybook moved to Big Looker Storybook: See talk page. Grarrgh.

2011-11-10T23:06:50Z

A Big Looker Storybook moved to Big Looker Storybook: See talk page. Grarrgh.

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(No difference)

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	[[Category:Generation 1 ~~books]]~~		{{DEFAULTSORT:Big Looker Storybook}}
	~~[[Category:Storybooks~~]]		[[Category:Generation 1 storybooks\| Big Looker Storybook]]

Interrobang at 19:11, 10 November 2011

2011-11-10T19:11:33Z

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	'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The hardcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]].		'''A Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The hardcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]].


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			[[Category:Generation 1 books]]
	[[Category:Storybooks]]		[[Category:Storybooks]]

Interrobang: Big Looker moved to A Big Looker Storybook: Full name.

2011-11-10T19:11:08Z

Big Looker moved to A Big Looker Storybook: Full name.

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Khajidha at 10:28, 21 September 2010

2010-09-21T10:28:48Z

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	[[Image: Battle_For_Cybertron_cover.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px]]		[[Image: Battle_For_Cybertron_cover.jpg\|right\|thumb\|300px]]
	'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The hardcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous, by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]].		'''Big Looker Storybooks''' were published in the mid-1980s by [[Marvel Books]] under license from Hasbro. The hardcover storybooks were in a square 8" x 8" format, with painted illustrations (that at times bordered on the utterly gorgeous) by [[Earl Norem]] and [[John Speirs]].