Rio GrÃ¡fica Editora - Revision history

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	*{{w\|Roberto Marinho}} at Wikipedia		*{{w\|Roberto Marinho}} at Wikipedia

	[[Category:Companies\|Rio Grafica Editora]]		[[Category:Companies\|Rio Grafica Editora]] [[Category:Comics]]

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	[[Image:RGE logo.jpg\|right\|112px\|thumb\|The very first company logo]]		[[Image:RGE logo.jpg\|right\|112px\|thumb\|The very first company logo]]
	'''Rio Gráfica Editora''' was a Brazilian comic book company that held the license to publish the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]].		'''Rio Gráfica Editora''' was a [[Brazil\|Brazilian]] comic book company that held the license to publish the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]].

	Rio Gráfica Editora was founded in [[1957]] by the Brazilian journalist and businessman Roberto Marinho and was one of the biggest publishing companies in Brazil. The company was responsible for the translations and publication of some of the [[Marvel Comics]] titles in Brazil, including ''Transformers''.		Rio Gráfica Editora was founded in [[1957]] by the Brazilian journalist and businessman Roberto Marinho and was one of the biggest publishing companies in Brazil. The company was responsible for the translations and publication of some of the [[Marvel Comics]] titles in Brazil, including ''Transformers''.

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* ~~[[wikipedia:Roberto_Marinho~~\|Roberto Marinho]] at Wikipedia		*{{w\|Roberto Marinho}} at Wikipedia

	[[Category:Companies\|Rio Grafica Editora]]		[[Category:Companies\|Rio Grafica Editora]]

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External links: Alphabetization

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	* [[wikipedia:Roberto_Marinho\|Roberto Marinho]] at Wikipedia		* [[wikipedia:Roberto_Marinho\|Roberto Marinho]] at Wikipedia

			[[Category:Companies\|Rio Grafica Editora]]
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	[[Image:Transformers comicbook brazil01.jpg\|left\|112px\|thumb\|Where in the World is Optimus Prime?]]		[[Image:Transformers comicbook brazil01.jpg\|left\|112px\|thumb\|Where in the World is Optimus Prime?]]
	The first edition of the Brazilian ''Transformers'' comic book was released in November 1985 and presented to Brazilian readers the battle between the [[Optimus (faction)\|Optimus]] faction against their foes, known as [[Malignus]]. This edition had some differences from its American counterpart: Most of the character names were translated to Portuguese, and the comic book cover replaced the original ''Transformers'' logo for another one used by [[Estrela]] ''Transformers'' toys. However, the most visible difference is the exchange of [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] on the comic book cover for a generic robot in green and yellow (the colors of the Brazilian flag.)		The first edition of the Brazilian ''Transformers'' comic book was released in November 1985 and presented to Brazilian readers the battle between the [[Optimus (faction)\|Optimus]] faction against their foes, known as [[Malignus (G1)\|Malignus]]. This edition had some differences from its American counterpart: Most of the character names were translated to Portuguese, and the comic book cover replaced the original ''Transformers'' logo for another one used by [[Estrela]] ''Transformers'' toys. However, the most visible difference is the exchange of [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] on the comic book cover for a generic robot in green and yellow (the colors of the Brazilian flag.)

	The Rio Gráfica Editora published only twelve issues of ''Transformers'' before the company changed their name to [[Editora Globo]].		The Rio Gráfica Editora published only twelve issues of ''Transformers'' before the company changed their name to [[Editora Globo]].

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	'''Rio Gráfica Editora''' was a Brazilian comic book company that held the license to publish the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]].		'''Rio Gráfica Editora''' was a Brazilian comic book company that held the license to publish the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]].

	Rio Gráfica Editora was founded in 1957 by the Brazilian journalist and businessman Roberto Marinho and was one of the biggest publishing companies in Brazil. The company was responsible for the translations and publication of some of the [[Marvel Comics]] titles in Brazil, including ''Transformers''.		Rio Gráfica Editora was founded in [[1957]] by the Brazilian journalist and businessman Roberto Marinho and was one of the biggest publishing companies in Brazil. The company was responsible for the translations and publication of some of the [[Marvel Comics]] titles in Brazil, including ''Transformers''.

	[[Image:Transformers comicbook brazil01.jpg\|left\|112px\|thumb\|Where in the World is Optimus Prime?]]		[[Image:Transformers comicbook brazil01.jpg\|left\|112px\|thumb\|Where in the World is Optimus Prime?]]

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External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Roberto_Marinho Roberto Marinho ~~Wikipedia~~] at Wikipedia		* [[wikipedia:Roberto_Marinho\|Roberto Marinho]] at Wikipedia


	[[Category:Companies]]		[[Category:Companies]]

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	'''Rio Gráfica Editora''' was a Brazilian comic book company that held the license to publish the [[The Transformers (Marvel ~~Comics~~)\|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]].		'''Rio Gráfica Editora''' was a Brazilian comic book company that held the license to publish the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]].

	Rio Gráfica Editora was founded in 1957 by the Brazilian journalist and businessman Roberto Marinho and was one of the biggest publishing companies in Brazil. The company was responsible for the translations and publication of some of the [[Marvel Comics]] titles in Brazil, including ''Transformers''.		Rio Gráfica Editora was founded in 1957 by the Brazilian journalist and businessman Roberto Marinho and was one of the biggest publishing companies in Brazil. The company was responsible for the translations and publication of some of the [[Marvel Comics]] titles in Brazil, including ''Transformers''.

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	'''Rio Gráfica Editora''' was a Brazilian comic book company that held the license to publish the [[The Transformers (Marvel Comics)\|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]].		'''Rio Gráfica Editora''' was a Brazilian comic book company that held the license to publish the [[The Transformers (Marvel Comics)\|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]].

	Rio Gráfica Editora was founded in 1957 by the Brazilian journalist and businessman Roberto Marinho and was one of the biggest publishing companies in Brazil. The company was responsible for the translations and publication of some of the [[~~Marvel Comics\|~~Marvel Comics]] titles in Brazil, including ''Transformers''.		Rio Gráfica Editora was founded in 1957 by the Brazilian journalist and businessman Roberto Marinho and was one of the biggest publishing companies in Brazil. The company was responsible for the translations and publication of some of the [[Marvel Comics]] titles in Brazil, including ''Transformers''.

	[[Image:Transformers comicbook brazil01.jpg\|left\|112px\|thumb\|Where in the World is Optimus Prime?]]		[[Image:Transformers comicbook brazil01.jpg\|left\|112px\|thumb\|Where in the World is Optimus Prime?]]
	The first edition of the Brazilian ''Transformers'' comic book was released in November 1985 and presented to Brazilian readers the battle between the [[Optimus (faction)\|Optimus]] faction against their foes, known as [[~~Malignus\|~~Malignus]]. This edition had some differences from its American counterpart: Most of the character names were translated to Portuguese, and the comic book cover replaced the original ''Transformers'' logo for another one used by [[~~Estrela\|~~Estrela]] ''Transformers'' toys. However, the most visible difference is the exchange of [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] on the comic book cover for a generic robot in green and yellow (the colors of the Brazilian flag.)		The first edition of the Brazilian ''Transformers'' comic book was released in November 1985 and presented to Brazilian readers the battle between the [[Optimus (faction)\|Optimus]] faction against their foes, known as [[Malignus]]. This edition had some differences from its American counterpart: Most of the character names were translated to Portuguese, and the comic book cover replaced the original ''Transformers'' logo for another one used by [[Estrela]] ''Transformers'' toys. However, the most visible difference is the exchange of [[Optimus Prime (G1)\|Optimus Prime]] on the comic book cover for a generic robot in green and yellow (the colors of the Brazilian flag.)

	The Rio Gráfica Editora published only twelve issues of ''Transformers'' before the company changed their name to [[~~Editora Globo\|~~Editora Globo]].		The Rio Gráfica Editora published only twelve issues of ''Transformers'' before the company changed their name to [[Editora Globo]].

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[[Image:RGE logo.jpg|right|112px|thumb|The very first company logo]]
'''Rio Gráfica Editora''' was a Brazilian comic book company that held the license to publish the [[The Transformers (Marvel Comics)|Marvel ''Transformers'' comic]].

Rio Gráfica Editora was founded in 1957 by the Brazilian journalist and businessman Roberto Marinho and was one of the biggest publishing companies in Brazil. The company was responsible for the translations and publication of some of the [[Marvel Comics|Marvel Comics]] titles in Brazil, including ''Transformers''.

[[Image:Transformers comicbook brazil01.jpg|left|112px|thumb|Where in the World is Optimus Prime?]]
The first edition of the Brazilian ''Transformers'' comic book was released in November 1985 and presented to Brazilian readers the battle between the [[Optimus (faction)|Optimus]] faction against their foes, known as [[Malignus|Malignus]]. This edition had some differences from its American counterpart: Most of the character names were translated to Portuguese, and the comic book cover replaced the original ''Transformers'' logo for another one used by [[Estrela|Estrela]] ''Transformers'' toys. However, the most visible difference is the exchange of [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] on the comic book cover for a generic robot in green and yellow (the colors of the Brazilian flag.)

The Rio Gráfica Editora published only twelve issues of ''Transformers'' before the company changed their name to [[Editora Globo|Editora Globo]].

==See also==
*[[:Category:South American-original characters|Category:South American-original characters]]

==External links==
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberto_Marinho Roberto Marinho Wikipedia] at Wikipedia

[[Category:Companies]]