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Some Dweeb at 17:25, 1 February 2026

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	File:DefinitiveG1Collection v1.jpg\|'''''[[Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection]], Vol. 1: Power Play''''' (Hachette Partworks Ltd, 2017)		File:DefinitiveG1Collection v1.jpg\|'''''[[Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection]], Vol. 1: Power Play''''' (Hachette Partworks Ltd, 2017)
	File:HXClassicsVol1.jpg\|'''''[[The Transformers Classics#Japanese reprints\|The Transformers: Classics]], Vol. 1''''' ([[Hero-X]], 2018)		File:HXClassicsVol1.jpg\|'''''[[The Transformers Classics#Japanese reprints\|The Transformers: Classics]], Vol. 1''''' ([[Hero-X]], 2018)
			File:TF Compendium 1.jpg\|'''''The Transformers Compendium Volume 1'''''<br>(Image Comics & Skybound Entertainment, 2025)
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	===Artwork and technical errors===		===Artwork and technical errors===
	[[File:LamboTwinsSwitch.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Sideswipe and Sunstreaker began sharing their body molds sooner than most believe.]]		[[File:LamboTwinsSwitch.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Sideswipe and Sunstreaker began sharing their body molds sooner than most believe.]]
	Continuing on from the precedent established last issue, [[character model]]s for a lot of the cast still had not been created at the ~~time~~ of this issue's ~~lineart being produced (final designs for Optimus Prime, Megatron and Bumblebee were available for the cover though)~~. Many characters are drawn using designs based directly on their toys, that tried to match the general aesthetic of the few character models that did exist. The toy interpretations get even looser this issue, as characters like Bumblebee and Windcharger have very rough, inconsistent head designs. At the other extreme, throughout the issue, Sunstreaker is drawn using Sideswipe's character model, with his own head and color scheme. The only ~~new character model provided~~ for ~~this issue is Optimus Prime's finalized robot mode design (which removes~~ the wheels ~~that were visible on~~ the back of ~~his~~ legs in ~~issue 1~~).		Continuing on from the precedent established last issue, [[Marvel Productions]]' [[character model]]s for a lot of the cast still had not been created, approved and made available to Marvel Comics for the majority of this issue's production. Many characters are drawn using designs based directly on their toys, that tried to match the general aesthetic of the few character models that did exist. The toy interpretations get even looser this issue, as characters like Bumblebee and Windcharger have very rough, inconsistent head designs. At the other extreme, throughout the issue, Sunstreaker is drawn using Sideswipe's character model, with his own head and color scheme. The remaining models only became available in time for use on the cover, the removal of wheels from the back of Optimus Prime's legs (in line with his final model) and the one small panel of Rumble's robot mode on Page 6.
	*Page 1: Starscream's right wing has a yellow decal while his left has a red one.		*Page 1: Starscream's right wing has a yellow decal while his left has a red one.
	*Page 3: The flashback to last issue preserves a coloring error from that story, as Soundwave is colored like Megatron.		*Page 3: The flashback to last issue preserves a coloring error from that story, as Soundwave is colored like Megatron.

Greebtron: /* Artwork and technical errors */ Character model timeline

2026-01-31T20:52:04Z

Artwork and technical errors: Character model timeline

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	===Artwork and technical errors===		===Artwork and technical errors===
	[[File:LamboTwinsSwitch.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Sideswipe and Sunstreaker began sharing their body molds sooner than most believe.]]		[[File:LamboTwinsSwitch.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Sideswipe and Sunstreaker began sharing their body molds sooner than most believe.]]
	Continuing on from the precedent established last issue, ~~finalized~~ [[character model]]s for a lot of the cast ~~continued to be unavailable to artist [[Frank Springer]]~~ at the time of this issue's ~~production~~, ~~leading many~~ characters ~~to be~~ drawn using ~~early~~ designs~~, or~~ based directly on their toys. The toy interpretations get even looser this issue, as characters like Bumblebee and Windcharger have very rough, inconsistent head designs. At the other extreme, throughout the issue, Sunstreaker is drawn using Sideswipe's character model, with his own head and color scheme.		Continuing on from the precedent established last issue, [[character model]]s for a lot of the cast still had not been created at the time of this issue's lineart being produced (final designs for Optimus Prime, Megatron and Bumblebee were available for the cover though). Many characters are drawn using designs based directly on their toys, that tried to match the general aesthetic of the few character models that did exist. The toy interpretations get even looser this issue, as characters like Bumblebee and Windcharger have very rough, inconsistent head designs. At the other extreme, throughout the issue, Sunstreaker is drawn using Sideswipe's character model, with his own head and color scheme. The only new character model provided for this issue is Optimus Prime's finalized robot mode design (which removes the wheels that were visible on the back of his legs in issue 1).
	*Page 1: Starscream's right wing has a yellow decal while his left has a red one.		*Page 1: Starscream's right wing has a yellow decal while his left has a red one.
	*Page 3: The flashback to last issue preserves a coloring error from that story, as Soundwave is colored like Megatron.		*Page 3: The flashback to last issue preserves a coloring error from that story, as Soundwave is colored like Megatron.

Chris McFeely at 10:38, 6 October 2025

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	\|caption=Nuclear weapons are the right of all sentient beings, Prime!		\|caption=Nuclear weapons are the right of all sentient beings, Prime!
	\|publisher=[[Marvel Comics]]		\|publisher=[[Marvel Comics]]
	\|~~date~~=[[July 10]], [[1984]] ~~("on sale"~~ [[July 31]], 1984)		\|shippingdate=[[July 10]], [[1984]]
			\|onsaledate=[[July 31]], 1984
	\|coverdate=November 1984		\|coverdate=November 1984
	\|plot=[[Bill Mantlo]]		\|plot=[[Bill Mantlo]]

TheLastGherkin: /* UK printing */

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	'''Issue #3:'''		'''Issue #3:'''
	*'''Published:''' [[October 18\|18th October]], 1984		*'''Published:''' [[October 18\|18th October]], 1984
	*'''[[Back-up strips]]:''' ''Machine Man'' (~~[https://tfuk.app/wiki/Byte_of_the_Binary_Bug~~! "Byte of the Binary Bug!"] part 3)		*'''[[Back-up strips]]:''' ''Machine Man'' ({{TFUK\|Byte of the Binary Bug!\|"Byte of the Binary Bug!"}} part 3)
	*'''[[Fact File]]:''' [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]		*'''[[Fact File]]:''' [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]
	*'''Free gift:''' Transformers Iron-On transfer		*'''Free gift:''' Transformers Iron-On transfer
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	'''Issue #4:'''		'''Issue #4:'''
	*'''Published:''' [[November 1\|1st November]], 1984		*'''Published:''' [[November 1\|1st November]], 1984
	*'''Back-up strips:''' ''Machine Man'' (~~[https://tfuk.app/wiki/Where_Walk_the_Gods~~! "Where Walk the Gods!"] part 1)		*'''Back-up strips:''' ''Machine Man'' ({{TFUK\|Where Walk the Gods!\|"Where Walk the Gods!"}} part 1)
	*'''Fact File:''' [[Gears (G1)\|Gears]]		*'''Fact File:''' [[Gears (G1)\|Gears]]
	*'''Other features:''' "Make Mandala Yours," a contest to win the "Mandala" board game; "Robot Round-Up"; two single-page posters of animation stills from early [[commercial/Generation 1\|commercials]]; mail-in contest to win the ''A-Team'' soundtrack album		*'''Other features:''' "Make Mandala Yours," a contest to win the "Mandala" board game; "Robot Round-Up"; two single-page posters of animation stills from early [[commercial/Generation 1\|commercials]]; mail-in contest to win the ''A-Team'' soundtrack album

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			{{disambig2\|The issue of the Generation 1 Marvel comic\|the campaign of the ''[[Transformers: Earth Wars\|Earth Wars]]'' mobile game\|Power Play (Earth Wars)}}

	{{comicstory\|seriesissue=[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|''The Transformers'' (US)]] #2		{{comicstory\|seriesissue=[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|''The Transformers'' (US)]] #2
	\|prev=The Transformers (issue)		\|prev=The Transformers (issue)

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	==Synopsis==		==Synopsis==
	[[File:PowerPlay skywarp actionatlast.jpg\|thumb\|left]]		[[File:PowerPlay skywarp actionatlast.jpg\|thumb\|left]]
	~~In an effort to secure fuel~~ sources ~~and raw materials~~, the [[Decepticon]]s ~~attack~~ a half-completed [[Harrison Nuclear Power Plant\|nuclear power plant]]. ~~They walk off with stripped machine parts~~, ~~leaving stunned~~ [[human]]s in their ~~wake~~.		Seeking new sources of energy, the [[Decepticon]]s discover a half-completed [[Harrison Nuclear Power Plant\|nuclear power plant]]. [[Ravage (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ravage]] is sent in to scout and stumbles upon [[Jason Boyd\|an engineer]] making a progress report on the station's construction. The spy transforms into a [[Mini-Cassette\|mini-cassette]] and sneaks his way into the engineer's tape recorder, gathering information on the power plant's energy potential. Hours later, Ravage returns to his comrades and reports on the power plant and its [[human]] inhabitants. [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Megatron]] deduces that mankind's technology has the power to supply the Decepticons with limitless energy and orders his troops to attack the plant. After the Decepticons ransack the power plant with their unique abilities and weaponry, Megatron orders them to strip the plant of its technological components, stealing them for their own purposes.

	Meanwhile~~, an injured [[Bumblebee (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Bumblebee]] has been taken to~~ [[S. Witwicky Auto Repairs & Tow Service\|the garage ~~of Sparkplug Witwicky~~]] ~~by his son~~, [[Buster Witwicky (G1)\|Buster]]~~. After much pleading, Buster convinces~~ [[Sparkplug Witwicky\|his dad]] to fix the ~~car, even though it~~'s the ~~middle~~ of ~~the~~ night. ~~Once repaired~~, ~~Bumblebee transforms in front of the startled humans and enlists Buster~~'s help ~~to find fuel for~~ the [[Autobot]]s. ~~As they drive back~~ to the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]], Bumblebee ~~explains~~ the ~~war between the [[Transformer]]s. Buster runs into his friends~~ [[~~Jesse~~ (G1)\|~~Jessie~~]] and [["O"]], and ~~explains that his car is from another planet (who knew?). They speculate with Bumblebee on the recent attack on the nuclear power plant, while~~ [[~~Ravage~~ (G1)~~/Marvel Comics continuity~~\|~~Ravage~~]], ~~disguised as a cassette~~ in "O"'s boom box~~, listens~~ in on ~~their conversation~~.		Meanwhile at [[S. Witwicky Auto Repairs & Tow Service\|the Witwicky garage]], [[Buster Witwicky (G1)\|Buster]] pleads with [[Sparkplug Witwicky\|his dad]] to fix [[Bumblebee (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|the "wounded" VW Beetle]] he's brought home. Sparkplug believes it to be a practical joke, but his son insists to his father that its all true, telling the story of how he and his friends escaped an attack by giant robots and jet fighters. Sparkplug eventually concedes, if only to get a good night's sleep afterwards. Hours later, Sparkplug's repairs have seemingly worked as the car suddenly changes shape into a robot, which introduces itself as Bumblebee. Bumblebee thanks Sparkplug for his help and tells him of the other [[Autobot\|Autobots]] and their plight to find resources. Sparkplug offers his help and Bumblebee obliges, transforming to return to the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]] and inform his comrades about Sparkplug's offer and brings Buster along for the ride. On the way, Bumblebee tells Buster about the [[Great War (G1)\|war]] and their initial mission that brought them to Earth before they eventually run into [["O"]] and [[Jesse (G1)\|Jesse]], Buster's friends. Watching from afar, Ravage recognizes the humans from the battle at the drive-in and transforms, planting himself in "O"'s boom-box and listening in as "O" and Jesse tell Buster and Bumblebee about the Decepticons' attack on the power plant. Realizing the dangerous potential of the Decepticons harnessing nuclear energy, Buster and Bumblebee high-tail it back to the garage to refuel.

	At the Ark, the Autobots ~~are debating about whether~~ they ~~should just~~ take the ~~energy~~ they need ~~or offer humans~~ [[~~Cybertron~~ (~~planet~~)\|~~Cybertronian~~]] ~~technology in exchange~~. ~~A distress signal from Bumblebee inspires~~ [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] to ~~lead~~ an ~~Autobot group to the Witwicky~~ garage. Sparkplug ~~agrees~~ to help the ~~Autobots convert human fuel sources into~~ a ~~form~~ [[~~Transformer~~]]~~s can use. However,~~ the ~~introductions between Prime and the humans are barely finished when the Decepticons attack~~.		Aboard the Ark at [[Mount St. Hilary]], the Autobots' computer reveals that fuel supplies have reached dangerous levels, mostly due to repairs done to the computer itself. The Autobots quarrel over what to do, with [[Mirage (G1)\|Mirage]] and [[Ratchet (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ratchet]] suggesting they simply take the resources they need while [[Prowl (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Prowl]] argues the humans have a right to their own resources. [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] interrupts and declares they will seek to ally with the humans and barter for the fuel they need, using technology from [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] as bargaining chips. Suddenly, [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]] receives an emergency radio broadcast from Bumblebee, who has constructed a crude communicator out of spare parts at Sparkplug's garage. Bumblebee informs Optimus of both the Decepticons' plans to harness nuclear energy and of Sparkplug's offer to help their situation and the Autobot leader orders a squadron of troops to [[roll out]] to the garage.

	~~The~~ Autobots ~~appear~~ to ~~gain~~ the ~~upper hand as a battle rages in~~ Sparkplug's scrapyard, ~~but [[Megatron (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|~~Megatron~~]] arrives~~, ~~makes short work of~~ Bumblebee, and ~~nabs~~ Sparkplug. Optimus ~~Prime forces the Decepticon leader~~ to ~~release~~ the ~~human~~. ~~As he and Megatron throw car parts at each other~~, [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]] ~~grabs Sparkplug~~ and ~~takes off~~. ~~Their objective obtained~~, ~~the rest of the Decepticons retreat.~~ Buster begs the Autobots to ~~follow and rescue~~ his father, ~~but~~ the ~~fuel-depleted bots~~ fall to their knees~~, unable to even help themselves~~.		At the half-constructed Decepticon base, Ravage informs Megatron of the Autobots' alliance with Sparkplug, with the latter demanding that they capture Sparkplug and have him convert fuel to energy for them alone. As the Autobots arrive at the garage and meet the Witwickys, the Decepticons suddenly ambush them, turning Sparkplug's scrapyard into an all-out war zone. The battle sprawls out into the neighboring streets, with bystanders calling police who begin firing at both Decepticon and Autobot. Meanwhile, in a safe area in the junkyard, Bumblebee guards Sparkplug and Buster...unaware that Megatron has snuck upon him from behind! With one swift chop, he takes out Bumblebee and grabs Sparkplug. Hearing Buster's cries for help, Optimus leaps over to battle Megatron, who drops Sparkplug in the ensuing fight. Buster tries in vain to help his father, who is suddenly nabbed by [[Starscream (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Starscream]], taking the human hostage inside his jet mode and rocketing away with his Decepticon teammates following suit.

			With the battle over and Sparkplug captured, Buster begs the Autobots to do anything they can to help his father. Optimus agrees...but without sufficient energy, the Autobots have no hope of succeeding and they fall to their knees.
	{{--}}		{{--}}
	~~{{stub}}~~

	==Featured characters==		==Featured characters==

TheLastGherkin: /* UK printing */

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	'''Issue #3:'''		'''Issue #3:'''
	*'''Published:''' [[October 18\|18th October]], 1984		*'''Published:''' [[October 18\|18th October]], 1984
	*'''[[Back-up strips]]:''' ''Machine Man'' ("Byte of the Binary Bug," ~~Part~~ 3)		*'''[[Back-up strips]]:''' ''Machine Man'' ([https://tfuk.app/wiki/Byte_of_the_Binary_Bug! "Byte of the Binary Bug!"] part 3)
	*'''[[Fact File]]:''' [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]		*'''[[Fact File]]:''' [[Hound (G1)\|Hound]]
	*'''Free gift:''' Transformers Iron-On transfer		*'''Free gift:''' Transformers Iron-On transfer
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	'''Issue #4:'''		'''Issue #4:'''
	*'''Published:''' [[November 1\|1st November]], 1984		*'''Published:''' [[November 1\|1st November]], 1984
	*'''Back-up strips:''' ''Machine Man'' ("Where ~~Walks~~ the Gods," ~~Part~~ 1)		*'''Back-up strips:''' ''Machine Man'' ([https://tfuk.app/wiki/Where_Walk_the_Gods! "Where Walk the Gods!"] part 1)
	*'''Fact File:''' [[Gears (G1)\|Gears]]		*'''Fact File:''' [[Gears (G1)\|Gears]]
	*'''Other features:''' "Make Mandala Yours," a contest to win the "Mandala" board game; "Robot Round-Up"; two single-page posters of animation stills from early [[commercial/Generation 1\|commercials]]; mail-in contest to win the ''A-Team'' soundtrack album		*'''Other features:''' "Make Mandala Yours," a contest to win the "Mandala" board game; "Robot Round-Up"; two single-page posters of animation stills from early [[commercial/Generation 1\|commercials]]; mail-in contest to win the ''A-Team'' soundtrack album

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	*'''US issue #2:''' Megatron blasts Prime, by [[Michael Golden]].		*'''US issue #2:''' Megatron blasts Prime, by [[Michael Golden]].
	*'''UK issue #3:''' Bumblebee with the Witwickys, by [[Jerry Paris]].		*'''UK issue #3:''' Bumblebee with the Witwickys, by [[Jerry Paris]].
	*'''UK issue #4:''' reuse of art from US issue #2's cover.		*'''UK issue #4:''' reuse of art from US issue #2's cover by [[Michael Golden]].
	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File:MarvelUS-02.jpg\|'''US issue #2''' - Megatron is angry that Prime stole his nose.		File:MarvelUS-02.jpg\|'''US issue #2''' - Megatron is angry that Prime stole his nose.

Nevermore: /* Artwork and technical errors */

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	===Artwork and technical errors===		===Artwork and technical errors===
			[[File:LamboTwinsSwitch.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Sideswipe and Sunstreaker began sharing their body molds sooner than most believe.]]
	Continuing on from the precedent established last issue, finalized [[character model]]s for a lot of the cast continued to be unavailable to artist [[Frank Springer]] at the time of this issue's production, leading many characters to be drawn using early designs, or based directly on their toys. The toy interpretations get even looser this issue, as characters like Bumblebee and Windcharger have very rough, inconsistent head designs. At the other extreme, throughout the issue, Sunstreaker is drawn using Sideswipe's character model, with his own head and color scheme.		Continuing on from the precedent established last issue, finalized [[character model]]s for a lot of the cast continued to be unavailable to artist [[Frank Springer]] at the time of this issue's production, leading many characters to be drawn using early designs, or based directly on their toys. The toy interpretations get even looser this issue, as characters like Bumblebee and Windcharger have very rough, inconsistent head designs. At the other extreme, throughout the issue, Sunstreaker is drawn using Sideswipe's character model, with his own head and color scheme.
	*Page 1: Starscream's right wing has a yellow decal while his left has a red one.		*Page 1: Starscream's right wing has a yellow decal while his left has a red one.
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	**Panel 1: Optimus Prime appears to have goggles instead of standard optics.		**Panel 1: Optimus Prime appears to have goggles instead of standard optics.
	**Panel 2: Jazz is colored like Hound.		**Panel 2: Jazz is colored like Hound.
	~~[[File:LamboTwinsSwitch.jpg\|upright=1.66\|thumb\|Sideswipe and Sunstreaker began sharing their body molds sooner than most believe.]]~~
	*Page 14: As the Autobots transform in a three-panel sequence, Prowl and Sunstreaker switch places in the middle panel.		*Page 14: As the Autobots transform in a three-panel sequence, Prowl and Sunstreaker switch places in the middle panel.
	*Page 15: Ratchet is shown pulling up to Sparkplug's garage despite being left behind at the Ark.		*Page 15: Ratchet is shown pulling up to Sparkplug's garage despite being left behind at the Ark.
	*Page 16: In panel 7, Thundercracker and Skywarp's cockpit cowlings are colored entirely orange.		*Page 16: In panel 7, Thundercracker and Skywarp's cockpit cowlings are colored entirely orange.
	*Page 17:		*Page 17, panels 5 and 7: Sideswipe and Sunstreaker's alternate modes are switched, thus representing Bob Budiansky's original plans for the two before Hasbro decided to switch the sculpts very late in the game. As you can see in the image at right, Sunstreaker's dialogue emanates from Sideswipe's vehicle mode, ''colored'' like Sunstreaker. Once transformed, the brothers are the correct colors, but are both drawn with Sideswipe's body. As a result, the Sunstreaker toy's exposed supercharger becomes the "[[jet pack\|rocket backpack]]" mentioned in Sideswipe's [[bio]], as per Budiansky's original intent (more on this [[Sideswipe (G1)#Notes\|here]]). And they're not even switched ''right''; yellow-Sideswipe's roof is blue, while is hood is red. For the reprint published in [[Titan Books\|Titan]]'s ''[[Transformers: Beginnings (G1)\|Transformers: Beginnings]]'' trade paperback collection, both of them had many of the uncolored white sections on their vehicle modes highlighted in yellow, including the headlights and the side windows. For "Sideswipe", this was carried over to the reprint published in [[IDW Publishing\|IDW]]'s ''[[The Transformers Classics, Vol. 1\|Transformers Classics Vol. 1]]'' trade paperback collection.
	**Panel 5: Sideswipe and Sunstreaker's alternate modes are switched, thus representing Bob Budiansky's original plans for the two before Hasbro decided to switch the sculpts very late in the game. As you can see in the image at right, Sunstreaker's dialogue emanates from Sideswipe's vehicle mode, ''colored'' like Sunstreaker. As a result, the Sunstreaker toy's exposed supercharger becomes the "rocket backpack" mentioned in Sideswipe's bio, as per Budiansky's original intent. And they're not even switched ''right''; yellow-Sideswipe's roof is blue, while is hood is red.
	**Panel 7: Once transformed, the ~~brothers are the correct colors, but are both drawn with Sideswipe~~'s ~~body. Additionally, Sideswipe~~'s [[~~jet pack~~]] ~~is represented by~~ the ~~rear-mounted engine found~~ on ~~Sunstreaker~~. ~~This~~ '~~'might~~'' ~~have something to the uncertainty as to which toy represented which character, which you can read more about~~ [[~~Sideswipe (G1)#Notes~~\|~~here~~]].
	*Page 21: The lower half of Prime's right leg is missing as he throws the engine block at Megatron.		*Page 21: The lower half of Prime's right leg is missing as he throws the engine block at Megatron.
	*Page 22: In panel 8, Jazz is colored like Hound again.		*Page 22: In panel 8, Jazz is colored like Hound again.
			{{-}}

	===UK printing===		===UK printing===