Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 3 - Revision history

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	==Profiles==		==Profiles==
	* [[Phenolo-Phi]] (written by [[Cullen Bunn]] and [[~~JimmyZ~~ Johnston]]; art by [[Jack Lawrence]] and [[Ander Zarate]])		* [[Phenolo-Phi]] (written by [[Cullen Bunn]] and [[Jimmy Johnston]]; art by [[Jack Lawrence]] and [[Ander Zarate]])
	* [[Quick Kick]] (w. [[Aubrey Sitterson]]; a. [[Steve Kurth]] and [[Simon Gough]])		* [[Quick Kick]] (w. [[Aubrey Sitterson]]; a. [[Steve Kurth]] and [[Simon Gough]])
	* [[Red Falcon]] (w. ~~JimmyZ~~ Johnston; a. [[Jed Dougherty]] and [[David García Cruz]])		* [[Red Falcon]] (w. Jimmy Johnston; a. [[Jed Dougherty]] and [[David García Cruz]])
	* [[Roadblock (G.I. Joe)\|Roadblock]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. [[Robert Atkins]] and Simon Gough)		* [[Roadblock (G.I. Joe)\|Roadblock]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. [[Robert Atkins]] and Simon Gough)
	* [[Rock 'n Roll]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. Steve Kurth and Simon Gough)		* [[Rock 'n Roll]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. Steve Kurth and Simon Gough)
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	* [[Scarlett]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. Robert Atkins and Simon Gough)		* [[Scarlett]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. Robert Atkins and Simon Gough)
	* [[Sgt. Savage]] (w. John Barber; a. [[Ron Joseph]] and [[Jay Fotos]])		* [[Sgt. Savage]] (w. John Barber; a. [[Ron Joseph]] and [[Jay Fotos]])
	* [[Shazraella]] (w. ~~JimmyZ~~ Johnston; a. Jed Dougherty and David García Cruz)		* [[Shazraella]] (w. Jimmy Johnston; a. Jed Dougherty and David García Cruz)
	* [[Bruno Sheppard]] (w. [[Brandon M. Easton]]; a. [[Sam Lotfi]] and [[Jordi Escuin]])		* [[Bruno Sheppard]] (w. [[Brandon M. Easton]]; a. [[Sam Lotfi]] and [[Jordi Escuin]])
	* [[Shipwreck]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. Paolo Villanelli and John-Paul Bove)		* [[Shipwreck]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. Paolo Villanelli and John-Paul Bove)

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Profiles

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	* [[Phenolo-Phi]] (written by [[Cullen Bunn]] and [[JimmyZ Johnston]]; art by [[Jack Lawrence]] and [[Ander Zarate]])		* [[Phenolo-Phi]] (written by [[Cullen Bunn]] and [[JimmyZ Johnston]]; art by [[Jack Lawrence]] and [[Ander Zarate]])
	* [[Quick Kick]] (w. [[Aubrey Sitterson]]; a. [[Steve Kurth]] and [[Simon Gough]])		* [[Quick Kick]] (w. [[Aubrey Sitterson]]; a. [[Steve Kurth]] and [[Simon Gough]])
	* ~~{{i\|~~Red Falcon}} (w. JimmyZ Johnston; a. [[Jed Dougherty]] and [[David García Cruz]])		* [[Red Falcon]] (w. JimmyZ Johnston; a. [[Jed Dougherty]] and [[David García Cruz]])
	* [[Roadblock (G.I. Joe)\|Roadblock]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. [[Robert Atkins]] and Simon Gough)		* [[Roadblock (G.I. Joe)\|Roadblock]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. [[Robert Atkins]] and Simon Gough)
	* [[Rock 'n Roll]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. Steve Kurth and Simon Gough)		* [[Rock 'n Roll]] (w. Aubrey Sitterson; a. Steve Kurth and Simon Gough)

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Other trivia

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	* Originally solicited for release in July, this issue arrived noticeably late, in the final week of August. It picked up speed a ''little'', though, arriving within the same month as the already-delayed issue #2.		* Originally solicited for release in July, this issue arrived noticeably late, in the final week of August. It picked up speed a ''little'', though, arriving within the same month as the already-delayed issue #2.
	* This issue was advertised as including "a fantastic story leading into the next huge Hasbro event", but winds up having only a four-page preview of ''First Strike'' #1 rather than an original strip like the previous two issues did. Editor David Mariotte's introduction to the issue, however, is clearly describing the four-page story from [[First Strike issue 0\|''First Strike'' #0]], so obviously ''it'' was originally intended for inclusion in this issue. While ''Sourcebook'' #3 was delayed and didn't come until after after [[First Strike issue 2\|''First Strike'' #2]], it was ''supposed'' to be released the month ''before'' issue #1, so it seems like the ''Sourcebook'' delays prompted the story being pulled from this issue and released as its own thing so that it could actually come out before the crossover began, explaining why ''First Strike'' #0 wasn't advance-solicited and basically appeared out of nowhere one day.		* This issue was advertised as including "a fantastic story leading into the next huge Hasbro event", but winds up having only a four-page preview of ''First Strike'' #1 rather than an original strip like the previous two issues did. Editor David Mariotte's introduction to the issue, however, is clearly describing the four-page story from [[First Strike issue 0\|''First Strike'' #0]], so obviously ''it'' was originally intended for inclusion in this issue. While ''Sourcebook'' #3 was delayed and didn't come until after after [[First Strike issue 2\|''First Strike'' #2]], it was ''supposed'' to be released the month ''before'' issue #1, so it seems like the ''Sourcebook'' delays prompted the story being pulled from this issue and released as its own thing so that it could actually come out before the crossover began, explaining why ''First Strike'' #0 wasn't advance-solicited and basically appeared out of nowhere one day.
	* The retailer incentive cover, on top of various ''Revolutionaries'' characters and Optimus Prime, also has a character in silhouette that doesn't really match up with anyone who's had a ''Sourcebook'' profile... but it ''does'' fit the classic design of [[Leoric]] from ''[[Visionaries]]'', which ~~is receiving~~ a [[Hasbro Universe]] comic series in the aftermath of ''First Strike''. Now, why he's on the cover when he doesn't actually have a profile is anyone's guess...		* The retailer incentive cover, on top of various ''Revolutionaries'' characters and Optimus Prime, also has a character in silhouette that doesn't really match up with anyone who's had a ''Sourcebook'' profile... but it ''does'' fit the classic design of [[Leoric]] from ''[[Visionaries]]'', which received a [[Hasbro Universe]] [[Transformers vs. Visionaries\|comic series]] in the aftermath of ''First Strike''. Now, why he's on the cover when he doesn't actually have a profile is anyone's guess...

	===Other printings===		===Other printings===

Spacebridge Technician: Changing 'Donnie Finkleberg' to 'Donny'- AFAIK the nod in the issue itself calls him 'Donald', and all the marvel stuff/ our pages spell it 'Donny' apart from the separate SG guy.

2024-03-07T01:48:05Z

Changing 'Donnie Finkleberg' to 'Donny'- AFAIK the nod in the issue itself calls him 'Donald', and all the marvel stuff/ our pages spell it 'Donny' apart from the separate SG guy.

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	===Profile notes===		===Profile notes===
	* Quick Kick's real name is given as "Gordon Hung." That's new; historically, his real name is "MacArthur S. Ito."		* Quick Kick's real name is given as "Gordon Hung." That's new; historically, his real name is "MacArthur S. Ito."
	* Terrance Salmons's profile includes references to [[Intelligence and Information Institute\|Triple I]] from the original [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Generation 1 Marvel comic]], and to [[Donny ~~Finkleberg\|Donnie~~ Finkleberg]] and [[Peter Anthony Morris]], employees of the company in that series. It then dives an order of mangitude deeper and makes reference to the "[[Schrödinger's Box]] Affair," alluding to a plot from the Japanese ''[[Story of Binaltech]]'' that Triple I was also involved in.		* Terrance Salmons's profile includes references to [[Intelligence and Information Institute\|Triple I]] from the original [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Generation 1 Marvel comic]], and to [[Donny Finkleberg]] and [[Peter Anthony Morris]], employees of the company in that series. It then dives an order of mangitude deeper and makes reference to the "[[Schrödinger's Box]] Affair," alluding to a plot from the Japanese ''[[Story of Binaltech]]'' that Triple I was also involved in.
	* Sgt. Savage notes that his first deployment was in the fictional country of [[Galibi]]. This country was first alluded to in {{i\|The Fall of G.I. Joe Part One\|''G.I. Joe'' vol. 4 #1}}, sharing a border with the equally fictional [[Schleteva]]. Savage's profile also describes the Screaming Eagles as initially being encouraged to serve as propaganda soldiers and sell war bonds, as well as being the first racially integrated unit in the Army thanks to Savage's influence; both details are lifted from the history of [[Captain America]], who Savage has always been a bit of a [[knockoff]] of, from the 2011 film {{w\|Captain America: The First Avenger\|''Captain America: The First Avenger''}}.		* Sgt. Savage notes that his first deployment was in the fictional country of [[Galibi]]. This country was first alluded to in {{i\|The Fall of G.I. Joe Part One\|''G.I. Joe'' vol. 4 #1}}, sharing a border with the equally fictional [[Schleteva]]. Savage's profile also describes the Screaming Eagles as initially being encouraged to serve as propaganda soldiers and sell war bonds, as well as being the first racially integrated unit in the Army thanks to Savage's influence; both details are lifted from the history of [[Captain America]], who Savage has always been a bit of a [[knockoff]] of, from the 2011 film {{w\|Captain America: The First Avenger\|''Captain America: The First Avenger''}}.
	* Skywarp and Thundercracker are explicitly identified as [[Outlier (group)\|outliers]] for the first time, though Thundercracker's profile notes that his powers are limited enough that they might not even qualify.		* Skywarp and Thundercracker are explicitly identified as [[Outlier (group)\|outliers]] for the first time, though Thundercracker's profile notes that his powers are limited enough that they might not even qualify.

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	* Victorion's marital status is listed as "single", despite her legs being married to each other.		* Victorion's marital status is listed as "single", despite her legs being married to each other.
	* The heights and weights given for the three [[Seeker (disambiguation)\|seekers]] feel incredibly arbitrary and wildly inconsistent with each other, with Skywarp and Thundercracker somehow being both slightly taller and less than half as heavy as Starscream.		* The heights and weights given for the three [[Seeker (disambiguation)\|seekers]] feel incredibly arbitrary and wildly inconsistent with each other, with Skywarp and Thundercracker somehow being both slightly taller and less than half as heavy as Starscream.
	* Continuing [[All Hail Megatron issue 5\|a trend]] [[The Man of Steel\|set by]] [[Police Action Part 2: Only Forward\|previous issues]], Spike Witwicky's military history doesn't really make any sense. Spike apparently "enlisted at age 16", but all previous appearances have depicted him as a commissioned officer rather than an enlisted soldier. What's more, he apparently "became a Naval aviator"... except that Naval aviators are dedicated pilots (think ''[[Maverick (Collaborative)\|Top Gun]]''), and Spike has always been portrayed doing "spec ops" stuff rather than flying aircraft.		* Continuing [[All Hail Megatron issue 5\|a trend]] [[The Man of Steel\|set by]] [[Police Action Part 2: Only Forward\|previous issues]], Spike Witwicky's military history doesn't really make any sense. Spike apparently "enlisted at age 18", but all previous appearances have depicted him as a commissioned officer rather than an enlisted soldier. What's more, he apparently "became a Naval aviator"... except that Naval aviators are dedicated pilots (think ''[[Maverick (Collaborative)\|Top Gun]]''), and Spike has always been portrayed doing "spec ops" stuff rather than flying aircraft.

	===Other trivia===		===Other trivia===

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	* Victorion's marital status is listed as "single", despite her legs being married to each other.		* Victorion's marital status is listed as "single", despite her legs being married to each other.
	* The heights and weights given for the three [[Seeker (disambiguation)\|seekers]] feel incredibly arbitrary and wildly inconsistent with each other, with Skywarp and Thundercracker somehow being both slightly taller and less than half as heavy as Starscream.		* The heights and weights given for the three [[Seeker (disambiguation)\|seekers]] feel incredibly arbitrary and wildly inconsistent with each other, with Skywarp and Thundercracker somehow being both slightly taller and less than half as heavy as Starscream.
			* Continuing [[All Hail Megatron issue 5\|a trend]] [[The Man of Steel\|set by]] [[Police Action Part 2: Only Forward\|previous issues]], Spike Witwicky's military history doesn't really make any sense. Spike apparently "enlisted at age 16", but all previous appearances have depicted him as a commissioned officer rather than an enlisted soldier. What's more, he apparently "became a Naval aviator"... except that Naval aviators are dedicated pilots (think ''[[Maverick (Collaborative)\|Top Gun]]''), and Spike has always been portrayed doing "spec ops" stuff rather than flying aircraft.

	===Other trivia===		===Other trivia===

Usfmm at 07:41, 1 June 2023

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	*[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] (w. [[Mairghread Scott]]; a. [[Sara Pitre-Durocher]])		*[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] (w. [[Mairghread Scott]]; a. [[Sara Pitre-Durocher]])
	*[[Sly Rax\|Stiletto]] (w. Brandon M. Easton; a. Sam Lotfi and Jordi Escuin)		*[[Sly Rax\|Stiletto]] (w. Brandon M. Easton; a. Sam Lotfi and Jordi Escuin)
	*[[Tempest (~~Cobra~~)\|Storm Shadow]] (w. John Barber; a. [[Max Dunbar]] and Ander Zarate)		*[[Tempest (G.I. Joe)\|Storm Shadow]] (w. John Barber; a. [[Max Dunbar]] and Ander Zarate)
	*[[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]] (w. John Barber; a. [[Kei Zama]])		*[[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]] (w. John Barber; a. [[Kei Zama]])
	*[[Victorion]] (w. John Barber; a. Guido Guidi)		*[[Victorion]] (w. John Barber; a. Guido Guidi)
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	===Errors, omissions, and inconsistencies===		===Errors, omissions, and inconsistencies===
	*The middle word of Rock 'n Roll's codename is traditionally spelled ''' 'n ''', with one apostrophe, in ''G.I. Joe'' toylines, which is the spelling that's been used ~~for~~ for [[G.I. Joe vol. 5\|''G.I. Joe'' vol. 5]]. Here, however, it's been rendered ''' 'n' ''' with two apostrophes (a more grammatically-correct spelling also used in [[When Eagles Scream\|''Revolutionaries'' #7]] and [[Ghost in the Machine (IDW)\|#8]]). And ''past'' IDW appearances have used an ampersand! So basically... don't worry about it too much.		*The middle word of Rock 'n Roll's codename is traditionally spelled ''' 'n ''', with one apostrophe, in ''G.I. Joe'' toylines, which is the spelling that's been used for [[G.I. Joe vol. 5\|''G.I. Joe'' vol. 5]]. Here, however, it's been rendered ''' 'n' ''' with two apostrophes (a more grammatically-correct spelling also used in [[When Eagles Scream\|''Revolutionaries'' #7]] and [[Ghost in the Machine (IDW)\|#8]]). And ''past'' IDW appearances have used an ampersand! So basically... don't worry about it too much.
	*This issue reprints Scarlett's profile from the backmatter of [[The Divine Source of Liberty\|''Revolution'' #2]] in full, including listing Scarlett as a Master Sergeant when [[White Light\|''The Transformers'' #56]], [[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|''Revolution'' #0]], and ''Revolution'' #2's main story had her as the more logical Colonel.		*This issue reprints Scarlett's profile from the backmatter of [[The Divine Source of Liberty\|''Revolution'' #2]] in full, including listing Scarlett as a Master Sergeant when [[White Light\|''The Transformers'' #56]], [[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|''Revolution'' #0]], and ''Revolution'' #2's main story had her as the more logical Colonel.
	*Bruno Sheppard is listed by his full name (his alphabetical position in the series determined by his surname), while the other ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]]'' characters profiled in the issue are listed under their codenames. Bruno's is not even mentioned in his profile; it's "Thunderflame".		*Bruno Sheppard is listed by his full name (his alphabetical position in the series determined by his surname), while the other ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]]'' characters profiled in the issue are listed under their codenames. Bruno's is not even mentioned in his profile; it's "Thunderflame".

Cyberlink420 at 20:49, 6 August 2021

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	*Sgt. Savage notes that his first deployment was in the fictional country of [[Galibi]]. This country was first alluded to in {{i\|The Fall of G.I. Joe Part One\|''G.I. Joe'' vol. 4 #1}}, sharing a border with the equally fictional [[Schleteva]]. Savage's profile also describes the Screaming Eagles as initially being encouraged to serve as propaganda soldiers and sell war bonds, as well as being the first racially integrated unit in the Army thanks to Savage's influence; both details are lifted from the history of [[Captain America]], who Savage has always been a bit of a [[knockoff]] of, from the 2011 film {{w\|Captain America: The First Avenger\|''Captain America: The First Avenger''}}.		*Sgt. Savage notes that his first deployment was in the fictional country of [[Galibi]]. This country was first alluded to in {{i\|The Fall of G.I. Joe Part One\|''G.I. Joe'' vol. 4 #1}}, sharing a border with the equally fictional [[Schleteva]]. Savage's profile also describes the Screaming Eagles as initially being encouraged to serve as propaganda soldiers and sell war bonds, as well as being the first racially integrated unit in the Army thanks to Savage's influence; both details are lifted from the history of [[Captain America]], who Savage has always been a bit of a [[knockoff]] of, from the 2011 film {{w\|Captain America: The First Avenger\|''Captain America: The First Avenger''}}.
	*Skywarp and Thundercracker are explicitly identified as [[Outlier (group)\|outliers]] for the first time, though Thundercracker's profile notes that his powers are limited enough that they might not even qualify.		*Skywarp and Thundercracker are explicitly identified as [[Outlier (group)\|outliers]] for the first time, though Thundercracker's profile notes that his powers are limited enough that they might not even qualify.
	*Stiletto's profile explains a baffling line in ''~~{{i\|~~M.A.S.K.: Revolution}}'', which claimed that his mask shared the shrinking-and-growing abilities of [[Julio Lopez]]'s "Gulliver", before immediately showing him using the classic Stiletto power of firing a spear-like projectile. Here, it's explained that he uses the growth power in conjunction with sharpened darts to create the giant [[harpoon]]s he fires.		*Stiletto's profile explains a baffling line in ''[[M.A.S.K.: Revolution]]'', which claimed that his mask shared the shrinking-and-growing abilities of [[Julio Lopez]]'s "Gulliver", before immediately showing him using the classic Stiletto power of firing a spear-like projectile. Here, it's explained that he uses the growth power in conjunction with sharpened darts to create the giant [[harpoon]]s he fires.

	===Errors, omissions, and inconsistencies===		===Errors, omissions, and inconsistencies===

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	* CubeCraft.com		* CubeCraft.com
	* "The Hasbro Tribune" editorial page promoting July's [[Hasbro Universe]] titles, including this issue, [[G.I. Joe vol. 5 issue 8\|''G.I. Joe'' #8]], [[The Life of Sideswipe\|''Optimus Prime'' #9]], [[Ghost in the Machine (IDW)\|''Revolutionaries'' #8]], [[Shining Armor issue 1\|''Rom vs. Transformers: Shining Armor'' #1]], [[An Axe to Break the Ice\|''Lost Light'' #8]], and [[Your First Mistake\|''Till All Are One'' #12]].		* "The Hasbro Tribune" editorial page promoting July's [[Hasbro Universe]] titles, including this issue, [[G.I. Joe vol. 5 issue 8\|''G.I. Joe'' #8]], [[The Life of Sideswipe\|''Optimus Prime'' #9]], [[Ghost in the Machine (IDW)\|''Revolutionaries'' #8]], [[Shining Armor issue 1\|''Rom vs. Transformers: Shining Armor'' #1]], [[An Axe to Break the Ice\|''Lost Light'' #8]], and [[Your First Mistake\|''Till All Are One'' #12]].
	* ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Usagi Yojimbo'' one-shot		* ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]/Usagi Yojimbo'' one-shot

	==External links==		==External links==

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	*[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] (w. [[Mairghread Scott]]; a. [[Sara Pitre-Durocher]])		*[[Starscream (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Starscream]] (w. [[Mairghread Scott]]; a. [[Sara Pitre-Durocher]])
	*[[Sly Rax\|Stiletto]] (w. Brandon M. Easton; a. Sam Lotfi and Jordi Escuin)		*[[Sly Rax\|Stiletto]] (w. Brandon M. Easton; a. Sam Lotfi and Jordi Escuin)
	*[[Tempest (~~Cobra~~)\|Storm Shadow]] (w. John Barber; a. [[Max Dunbar]] and Ander Zarate)		*[[Tempest (G.I. Joe)\|Storm Shadow]] (w. John Barber; a. [[Max Dunbar]] and Ander Zarate)
	*[[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]] (w. John Barber; a. [[Kei Zama]])		*[[Thundercracker (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Thundercracker]] (w. John Barber; a. [[Kei Zama]])
	*[[Victorion]] (w. John Barber; a. Guido Guidi)		*[[Victorion]] (w. John Barber; a. Guido Guidi)
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	===Errors, omissions, and inconsistencies===		===Errors, omissions, and inconsistencies===
	*The middle word of Rock 'n Roll's codename is traditionally spelled ''' 'n ''', with one apostrophe, in ''G.I. Joe'' toylines, which is the spelling that's been used ~~for~~ for [[G.I. Joe vol. 5\|''G.I. Joe'' vol. 5]]. Here, however, it's been rendered ''' 'n' ''' with two apostrophes (a more grammatically-correct spelling also used in [[When Eagles Scream\|''Revolutionaries'' #7]] and [[Ghost in the Machine (IDW)\|#8]]). And ''past'' IDW appearances have used an ampersand! So basically... don't worry about it too much.		*The middle word of Rock 'n Roll's codename is traditionally spelled ''' 'n ''', with one apostrophe, in ''G.I. Joe'' toylines, which is the spelling that's been used for [[G.I. Joe vol. 5\|''G.I. Joe'' vol. 5]]. Here, however, it's been rendered ''' 'n' ''' with two apostrophes (a more grammatically-correct spelling also used in [[When Eagles Scream\|''Revolutionaries'' #7]] and [[Ghost in the Machine (IDW)\|#8]]). And ''past'' IDW appearances have used an ampersand! So basically... don't worry about it too much.
	*This issue reprints Scarlett's profile from the backmatter of [[The Divine Source of Liberty\|''Revolution'' #2]] in full, including listing Scarlett as a Master Sergeant when [[White Light\|''The Transformers'' #56]], [[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|''Revolution'' #0]], and ''Revolution'' #2's main story had her as the more logical Colonel.		*This issue reprints Scarlett's profile from the backmatter of [[The Divine Source of Liberty\|''Revolution'' #2]] in full, including listing Scarlett as a Master Sergeant when [[White Light\|''The Transformers'' #56]], [[Secret Raiders: A Revolution Prelude\|''Revolution'' #0]], and ''Revolution'' #2's main story had her as the more logical Colonel.
	*Bruno Sheppard is listed by his full name (his alphabetical position in the series determined by his surname), while the other ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]]'' characters profiled in the issue are listed under their codenames. Bruno's is not even mentioned in his profile; it's "Thunderflame".		*Bruno Sheppard is listed by his full name (his alphabetical position in the series determined by his surname), while the other ''[[M.A.S.K. (franchise)\|M.A.S.K.]]'' characters profiled in the issue are listed under their codenames. Bruno's is not even mentioned in his profile; it's "Thunderflame".