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	Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:File:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newsstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].

	Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. It also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].

	In 2009, the universe of the US ''Transformers'' comics was unofficially given its own Marvel Comics designation, '''Earth-91274''',<ref>While not included in any official Marvel publications to date, the designation was established by the people behind the "[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/ Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe]" website, [http://marvel.com/universe/OHOTMU who are also the people behind the Official Handbooks of the Marvel Universe these days].</ref> which also includes the [[G.I. Joe (comic)\|G.I. Joe comic]]. In the Transformers classification system, this [[universal stream]] is known as '''[[Primax 984.0 Gamma~~]]'''.<ref name="witheredhope">"[[Withered Hope]]"</ref>~~

	~~==Notes==~~
	*The number is derived from the birth date of Marvel staff artist Nelson Ribeiro, who is a huge Transformers fan.<ref name="nelsonrtfw">[http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/transformers-general-discussion/275559-earth-91274-transformers-us-transformers-1-a.html Enthusiastic post by Nelson Ribeiro at TFW2005, October 2009.]</ref>

	*23 years later, Transformers—this time from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity]]—were reintroduced into the Marvel's mainstream continuity with the ''[[New Avengers/Transformers]]'' crossover series.

	~~==See also==~~
	*[[Earth-120185]], the universe where the Marvel UK comics took place.
	*[[Primax 984.0 Gamma]]

	~~==External links==~~
	*(Unofficial) [http://www.marvunapp.com/master/earthteaz.htm Marvel Universe Appendix]
	*[http://marvel.wikia.com/Earth-91274 Earth-91274 at Marvel Database]

	~~==References==~~
	~~<references/>~~

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	[[File:M.A.R.B. from Repeat Performance!.jpg\|thumb\|upright=2.2\|[[Ratchet (G1)\|Ratchet]] in the [[Savage Land]] with an editor's note placing the events before ''Avengers'' #257.]]		[[File:M.A.R.B. from Repeat Performance!.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.5\|[[Ratchet (G1)\|Ratchet]] in the [[Savage Land]] with an editor's note placing the events before ''Avengers'' #257.]]

	Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:File:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newsstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].		Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:File:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newsstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].

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	Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:~~Image~~:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit ~~newstands~~ before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].		Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:File:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newsstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].

	Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. It also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].		Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. It also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].
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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Earth-120185]], the universe where the Marvel UK comics took place.		*[[Earth-120185]], the universe where the Marvel UK comics took place.
			*[[Primax 984.0 Gamma]]

	==External links==		==External links==
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	Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].		Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].

	Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. It also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].		Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. It also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].

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	*The number is derived from the birth date of Marvel staff artist Nelson Ribeiro, who is a huge Transformers fan.<ref name="nelsonrtfw">[http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/transformers-general-discussion/275559-earth-91274-transformers-us-transformers-1-a.html Enthusiastic post by Nelson Ribeiro at TFW2005, October 2009.]</ref>		*The number is derived from the birth date of Marvel staff artist Nelson Ribeiro, who is a huge Transformers fan.<ref name="nelsonrtfw">[http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/transformers-general-discussion/275559-earth-91274-transformers-us-transformers-1-a.html Enthusiastic post by Nelson Ribeiro at TFW2005, October 2009.]</ref>

	*23 years later, Transformers—this time from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity]]—were reintroduced into the Marvel's mainstream continuity with the [[New Avengers/Transformers]] crossover series.		*23 years later, Transformers—this time from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity]]—were reintroduced into the Marvel's mainstream continuity with the ''[[New Avengers/Transformers]]'' crossover series.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].		Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].

	Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. In also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].		Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. It also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].

	In 2009, the universe of the US ''Transformers'' comics was unofficially given its own Marvel Comics designation, '''Earth-91274''',<ref>While not included in any official Marvel publications to date, the designation was established by the people behind the "[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/ Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe]" website, [http://marvel.com/universe/OHOTMU who are also the people behind the Official Handbooks of the Marvel Universe these days].</ref> which also includes the [[G.I. Joe (comic)\|G.I. Joe comic]]. In the Transformers classification system, this [[universal stream]] is known as '''[[Primax 984.0 Gamma]]'''.<ref name="witheredhope">"[[Withered Hope]]"</ref>		In 2009, the universe of the US ''Transformers'' comics was unofficially given its own Marvel Comics designation, '''Earth-91274''',<ref>While not included in any official Marvel publications to date, the designation was established by the people behind the "[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/ Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe]" website, [http://marvel.com/universe/OHOTMU who are also the people behind the Official Handbooks of the Marvel Universe these days].</ref> which also includes the [[G.I. Joe (comic)\|G.I. Joe comic]]. In the Transformers classification system, this [[universal stream]] is known as '''[[Primax 984.0 Gamma]]'''.<ref name="witheredhope">"[[Withered Hope]]"</ref>

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Letters page

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	[[Image:M.A.R.B. from Repeat Performance!.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|[[Ratchet (G1)\|Ratchet]] in the [[Savage Land]] with an editor's note placing the events before ''Avengers'' #257.]]		[[Image:M.A.R.B. from Repeat Performance!.jpg\|right\|thumb\|400px\|[[Ratchet (G1)\|Ratchet]] in the [[Savage Land]] with an editor's note placing the events before ''Avengers'' #257.]]

	Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> ~~The~~ Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].~~<ref>Although not written by Simon Furman and not part of~~ the US ~~"Earth-91274" continuity,~~ the ~~appearance~~ of the ~~Savage Land as late as 1989 is an interesting glimpse of the Transformer's perceived place in Marvel continuity at the time~~.~~</ref>~~		Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].

			Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. In also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].

	In 2009, the universe of the US ''Transformers'' comics was unofficially given its own Marvel Comics designation, '''Earth-91274''',<ref>While not included in any official Marvel publications to date, the designation was established by the people behind the "[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/ Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe]" website, [http://marvel.com/universe/OHOTMU who are also the people behind the Official Handbooks of the Marvel Universe these days].</ref> which also includes the [[G.I. Joe (comic)\|G.I. Joe comic]]. In the Transformers classification system, this [[universal stream]] is known as '''[[Primax 984.0 Gamma]]'''.<ref name="witheredhope">"[[Withered Hope]]"</ref>		In 2009, the universe of the US ''Transformers'' comics was unofficially given its own Marvel Comics designation, '''Earth-91274''',<ref>While not included in any official Marvel publications to date, the designation was established by the people behind the "[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/ Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe]" website, [http://marvel.com/universe/OHOTMU who are also the people behind the Official Handbooks of the Marvel Universe these days].</ref> which also includes the [[G.I. Joe (comic)\|G.I. Joe comic]]. In the Transformers classification system, this [[universal stream]] is known as '''[[Primax 984.0 Gamma]]'''.<ref name="witheredhope">"[[Withered Hope]]"</ref>
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	*23 years later, Transformers—this time from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity]]—were reintroduced into the Marvel's mainstream continuity with the [[New Avengers/Transformers]] crossover series.		*23 years later, Transformers—this time from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity]]—were reintroduced into the Marvel's mainstream continuity with the [[New Avengers/Transformers]] crossover series.

	*[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/circuitb.htm Circuit Breaker's entry] in the unofficial Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe mentions a letters page in an unspecified ''Transformers'' comic that explicitly states that the Transformers stories do not take place in Earth-616. Confirmation of the existence of that letters page would be much appreciated.

	==See also==		==See also==
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Starfield: Removed some wishy-washy stuff. Added Destiny of the Dinobots! info, added note about alleged Transformers letters page.

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Removed some wishy-washy stuff. Added Destiny of the Dinobots! info, added note about alleged Transformers letters page.

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	Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref>		Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> The Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].<ref>Although not written by Simon Furman and not part of the US "Earth-91274" continuity, the appearance of the Savage Land as late as 1989 is an interesting glimpse of the Transformer's perceived place in Marvel continuity at the time.</ref>

	~~These tie-ins gradually tapered off and were eventually dropped entirely from~~ the ~~''Transformers'' series. Many fans began to consider~~ the ~~events of ''The Transformers'' comic as happening in a different universe.{{fact\|Was there a letters page about this?}}~~ [[~~Simon Furman~~]]~~, however, introduced the superhero team,~~ the [[~~Neo-Knights~~]] ~~towards the end of ''The Transformers'' series with the anticipation that they might be used in future Marvel stories~~.<ref>~~The [[letters page]] for [[End~~ of the ~~Road! (~~US~~)\|issue #80]]~~.</ref>

	In 2009, the universe of the US ''Transformers'' comics was unofficially given its own Marvel Comics designation, '''Earth-91274''',<ref>While not included in any official Marvel publications to date, the designation was established by the people behind the "[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/ Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe]" website, [http://marvel.com/universe/OHOTMU who are also the people behind the Official Handbooks of the Marvel Universe these days].</ref> which also includes the [[G.I. Joe (comic)\|G.I. Joe comic]]. In the Transformers classification system, this [[universal stream]] is known as '''[[Primax 984.0 Gamma]]'''.<ref name="witheredhope">"[[Withered Hope]]"</ref>		In 2009, the universe of the US ''Transformers'' comics was unofficially given its own Marvel Comics designation, '''Earth-91274''',<ref>While not included in any official Marvel publications to date, the designation was established by the people behind the "[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/ Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe]" website, [http://marvel.com/universe/OHOTMU who are also the people behind the Official Handbooks of the Marvel Universe these days].</ref> which also includes the [[G.I. Joe (comic)\|G.I. Joe comic]]. In the Transformers classification system, this [[universal stream]] is known as '''[[Primax 984.0 Gamma]]'''.<ref name="witheredhope">"[[Withered Hope]]"</ref>
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	*23 years later, Transformers—this time from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity]]—were reintroduced into the Marvel's mainstream continuity with the [[New Avengers/Transformers]] crossover series.		*23 years later, Transformers—this time from the [[IDW Generation 1 continuity]]—were reintroduced into the Marvel's mainstream continuity with the [[New Avengers/Transformers]] crossover series.

			*[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/circuitb.htm Circuit Breaker's entry] in the unofficial Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe mentions a letters page in an unspecified ''Transformers'' comic that explicitly states that the Transformers stories do not take place in Earth-616. Confirmation of the existence of that letters page would be much appreciated.

	==See also==		==See also==

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	Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].		Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker (G1)\|Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].

	Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. It also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].		Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. It also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].

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	Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].		Early on in ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|The Transformers]]'' comic series, events were depicted as happening in the mainstream universe along with other [[Marvel Comics]] stories. [[Spider-Man]] played a leading role in [[Prisoner of War!\|issue #3]]. Cameos and references were made to other Marvel characters and settings including [[Mister Fantastic\|Reed Richards]], [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]], [[Nicholas Fury]], [[Dum Dum]], [[Godzilla]], the [[Savage Land]], [[U.S. 1]], [[Ka-Zar]], and [[Dazzler]]. Editors notes explicitly placed issue #3 prior to ''Spider-Man'' #258 and [[Repeat Performance!\|issue #8]] before ''Avengers'' #257. On the flip side, [[Circuit Breaker]] cameoed [[:Image:SecretWarsII-Circuitbreaker.jpg\|in Marvel title ''Secret Wars II'']] which hit newstands before Josie Beller revealed her new Circuit Breaker identity to ''Transformers'' readers in [[DIS-Integrated Circuits!\|issue #9]].<ref>In ''Secret Wars II'', Circuit Breaker met with the [http://marvel.wikia.com/Beyonder_(Earth-616) Beyonder], a being who could travel between universes. So this incident could be retroactively explained by dimension-hopping.</ref> Additionally, the Savage Land was the setting for the story "[[Destiny of the Dinobots!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1990\|1990 UK annual]].

	Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. In also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].		Nevertheless, the [[letters page]] for [[Deadly Obsession\|US issue #64]] declared ''Transformers'' and Marvel Universes to be separate. It also asked the readers to forget about [[Prisoner of War!\|the issue guest-starring Spider-Man]].

	In 2009, the universe of the US ''Transformers'' comics was unofficially given its own Marvel Comics designation, '''Earth-91274''',<ref>While not included in any official Marvel publications to date, the designation was established by the people behind the "[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/ Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe]" website, [http://marvel.com/universe/OHOTMU who are also the people behind the Official Handbooks of the Marvel Universe these days].</ref> which also includes the [[G.I. Joe (comic)\|G.I. Joe comic]]. In the Transformers classification system, this [[universal stream]] is known as '''[[Primax 984.0 Gamma]]'''.<ref name="witheredhope">"[[Withered Hope]]"</ref>		In 2009, the universe of the US ''Transformers'' comics was unofficially given its own Marvel Comics designation, '''Earth-91274''',<ref>While not included in any official Marvel publications to date, the designation was established by the people behind the "[http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix/ Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe]" website, [http://marvel.com/universe/OHOTMU who are also the people behind the Official Handbooks of the Marvel Universe these days].</ref> which also includes the [[G.I. Joe (comic)\|G.I. Joe comic]]. In the Transformers classification system, this [[universal stream]] is known as '''[[Primax 984.0 Gamma]]'''.<ref name="witheredhope">"[[Withered Hope]]"</ref>