Transformers in 3-D - Revision history

Cyberlink420 at 18:51, 19 December 2023

2023-12-19T18:51:38Z

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	The books are not explicitly set in any particular continuity, and in fact don't follow very smoothly from each other.		The books are not explicitly set in any particular continuity, and in fact don't follow very smoothly from each other.

	In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[~~Observer~~\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report what they've learned...		In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[little informant\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report what they've learned...

	The second tale begins with a Decepticon attack on a scientific research outpost with the aim of gathering slave workers. Five children, with the help of [[Cosmos (G1)\|Cosmos]] and [[Ironhide (G1)\|Ironhide]], quest for the [[Prism of Power]], the only thing capable of disrupting the Decepticons' paralysing ray.		The second tale begins with a Decepticon attack on a scientific research outpost with the aim of gathering slave workers. Five children, with the help of [[Cosmos (G1)\|Cosmos]] and [[Ironhide (G1)\|Ironhide]], quest for the [[Prism of Power]], the only thing capable of disrupting the Decepticons' paralysing ray.

MCRG: Note on art styles.

2022-11-22T08:08:55Z

Note on art styles.

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	==Creative team==		==Creative team==
	A different crew of writers and artists produced each issue, perhaps accounting for the wild story variability.		A different crew of writers and artists produced each issue, perhaps accounting for the wild story variability.

			==Notes==
			[[File:Blackthorne_TF3D_Art_Variety.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Issue #4 would have been rendered in the style of interpretive dance.]]
			Not only do the stories vary wildly between all three issues, but the art style changes ''vastly'' from issue to issue. The first issue is done in a very exaggerated and expressive cartoon style, the second is in a much more traditional style that strictly adheres to either animation models or the toys directly for reference, while the third is in a highly detailed, dynamic style that easily rivals Marvel's output at the time.

	{{comicstub}}		{{comicstub}}

Khajidha: /* Overview */ "we have learned." "learned what?" "don't know. But we've learned."

2022-02-08T14:45:56Z

Overview: "we have learned." "learned what?" "don't know. But we've learned."

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	The books are not explicitly set in any particular continuity, and in fact don't follow very smoothly from each other.		The books are not explicitly set in any particular continuity, and in fact don't follow very smoothly from each other.

	In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report ~~that~~ they've learned...		In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report what they've learned...

	The second tale begins with a Decepticon attack on a scientific research outpost with the aim of gathering slave workers. Five children, with the help of [[Cosmos (G1)\|Cosmos]] and [[Ironhide (G1)\|Ironhide]], quest for the [[Prism of Power]], the only thing capable of disrupting the Decepticons' paralysing ray.		The second tale begins with a Decepticon attack on a scientific research outpost with the aim of gathering slave workers. Five children, with the help of [[Cosmos (G1)\|Cosmos]] and [[Ironhide (G1)\|Ironhide]], quest for the [[Prism of Power]], the only thing capable of disrupting the Decepticons' paralysing ray.

Saix: We really shouldn't be using some FunPub chart as an authoritative statement on the work of a completely different company decades ago

2022-02-08T03:01:57Z

We really shouldn't be using some FunPub chart as an authoritative statement on the work of a completely different company decades ago

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	{{nav-G1\|logo=BlackthorneTFin3Dlogo.png\|imagesize=480x150px}}		{{nav-G1\|logo=BlackthorneTFin3Dlogo.png\|imagesize=480x150px}}

	'''''Transformers in 3-D''''' (alternately '''''The Transformers 3-D''''' or '''''The Transformers in 3-D''''') was a short-lived comic book series published by [[Blackthorne Publishing]] in 1987. They are notable for their ''bizarre'' continuity and because the first issue is '''frickin' hilarious'''.		'''''Transformers in 3-D''''' (alternately '''''The Transformers 3-D''''' or '''''The Transformers in 3-D''''') was a short-lived comic book series published by [[Blackthorne Publishing]] in 1987. They are notable for their ''bizarre'' continuity (indeed, it's possible that every issue occupies a separate continuity) and because the first issue is '''frickin' hilarious'''.

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	~~This series takes place~~ in ~~a version of the [[Generation 1 cartoon~~ continuity]], ~~specifically at some point after the events of "[[The Rebirth]]".<ref>[[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 51]]</ref> However, they~~ don't ~~really seem to~~ follow very smoothly ~~with~~ each other.		The books are not explicitly set in any particular continuity, and in fact don't follow very smoothly from each other.

	In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report that they've learned...		In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report that they've learned...

	The second tale begins with a Decepticon attack on a scientific research outpost with the aim of gathering slave workers. Five children, with the help of [[Cosmos (G1)\|Cosmos]] and [[Ironhide (G1)~~/Generation 1 cartoon continuity~~\|Ironhide]], quest for the [[Prism of Power]], the only thing capable of disrupting the Decepticons' paralysing ray.		The second tale begins with a Decepticon attack on a scientific research outpost with the aim of gathering slave workers. Five children, with the help of [[Cosmos (G1)\|Cosmos]] and [[Ironhide (G1)\|Ironhide]], quest for the [[Prism of Power]], the only thing capable of disrupting the Decepticons' paralysing ray.

	Finally, the [[Destructon]]s and their leader [[Lord Imperious Delirious]] are freed from a centuries long imprisonment to once again bring destruction to the galaxy. Meanwhile [[Galvatron (G1)~~/Generation 1 cartoon continuity~~\|Galvatron]] destroys [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]'s Energon supply, but the beacon which once warned of the Destructon threat also points to the location of [[Metascan Alpha]], where the Autobots will find all of the energy they need. Search parties are sent out, but [[Ultra Magnus (G1)~~/Generation 1 cartoon continuity~~\|Ultra Magnus]]'s team encounters resistance in the form of both the Decepticons and the Destructons. With doom fast approaching, Ultra Magnus makes a pact with [[Cyclonus (G1)~~/Generation 1 cartoon continuity~~\|Cyclonus]] to unite against this new threat.		Finally, the [[Destructon]]s and their leader [[Lord Imperious Delirious]] are freed from a centuries long imprisonment to once again bring destruction to the galaxy. Meanwhile [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]] destroys [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]'s Energon supply, but the beacon which once warned of the Destructon threat also points to the location of [[Metascan Alpha]], where the Autobots will find all of the energy they need. Search parties are sent out, but [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]'s team encounters resistance in the form of both the Decepticons and the Destructons. With doom fast approaching, Ultra Magnus makes a pact with [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] to unite against this new threat.

	The series ended abruptly there, with part one of a three part story.		The series ended abruptly there, with part one of a three part story.
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	==Creative team==		==Creative team==
	A different crew of writers and artists produced each issue, perhaps accounting for the wild story variability.		A different crew of writers and artists produced each issue, perhaps accounting for the wild story variability.


	{{comicstub}}		{{comicstub}}

	~~==References==~~
	~~{{reflist}}~~

	{{DEFAULTSORT:3-D}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:3-D}}
	[[Category:Generation 1 comic series]]		[[Category:Generation 1 comic series]]

GobotsFanForever: /* Overview */

2021-10-31T02:37:00Z

Overview

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	In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report that they've learned...		In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report that they've learned...

	The second tale begins with a Decepticon attack on a scientific research outpost with the aim of gathering slave workers. Five children, with the help of [[Cosmos (G1)\|Cosmos]] and [[Ironhide (G1)\|Ironhide]], quest for the [[Prism of Power]], the only thing capable of disrupting the Decepticons' paralysing ray.		The second tale begins with a Decepticon attack on a scientific research outpost with the aim of gathering slave workers. Five children, with the help of [[Cosmos (G1)\|Cosmos]] and [[Ironhide (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Ironhide]], quest for the [[Prism of Power]], the only thing capable of disrupting the Decepticons' paralysing ray.

	Finally, the [[Destructon]]s and their leader [[Lord Imperious Delirious]] are freed from a centuries long imprisonment to once again bring destruction to the galaxy. Meanwhile [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]] destroys [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]'s Energon supply, but the beacon which once warned of the Destructon threat also points to the location of [[Metascan Alpha]], where the Autobots will find all of the energy they need. Search parties are sent out, but [[Ultra Magnus (G1)\|Ultra Magnus]]'s team encounters resistance in the form of both the Decepticons and the Destructons. With doom fast approaching, Ultra Magnus makes a pact with [[Cyclonus (G1)\|Cyclonus]] to unite against this new threat.		Finally, the [[Destructon]]s and their leader [[Lord Imperious Delirious]] are freed from a centuries long imprisonment to once again bring destruction to the galaxy. Meanwhile [[Galvatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Galvatron]] destroys [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]]'s Energon supply, but the beacon which once warned of the Destructon threat also points to the location of [[Metascan Alpha]], where the Autobots will find all of the energy they need. Search parties are sent out, but [[Ultra Magnus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Ultra Magnus]]'s team encounters resistance in the form of both the Decepticons and the Destructons. With doom fast approaching, Ultra Magnus makes a pact with [[Cyclonus (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity\|Cyclonus]] to unite against this new threat.

	The series ended abruptly there, with part one of a three part story.		The series ended abruptly there, with part one of a three part story.

GobotsFanForever at 10:56, 26 October 2021

2021-10-26T10:56:09Z

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	~~The books take~~ place in a version of the [[Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], specifically at some point after the events of "[[The Rebirth]]".<ref>[[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 51]]</ref> However, they don't really seem to follow very smoothly with each other.		This series takes place in a version of the [[Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], specifically at some point after the events of "[[The Rebirth]]".<ref>[[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 51]]</ref> However, they don't really seem to follow very smoothly with each other.

	In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report that they've learned...		In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report that they've learned...

GobotsFanForever: /* Overview */

2021-10-26T03:01:07Z

Overview

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The books take place in a version of the [[Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], specifically after the events of "[[The Rebirth]]".<ref>[[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 51]]</ref> However, they don't really seem to follow very smoothly with each other.		The books take place in a version of the [[Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], specifically at some point after the events of "[[The Rebirth]]".<ref>[[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 51]]</ref> However, they don't really seem to follow very smoothly with each other.

	In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report that they've learned...		In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report that they've learned...

GobotsFanForever at 02:44, 26 October 2021

2021-10-26T02:44:34Z

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	{{nav-G1\|logo=BlackthorneTFin3Dlogo.png\|imagesize=480x150px}}		{{nav-G1\|logo=BlackthorneTFin3Dlogo.png\|imagesize=480x150px}}

	'''''Transformers in 3-D''''' (alternately '''''The Transformers 3-D''''' or '''''The Transformers in 3-D''''') was a short-lived comic book series published by [[Blackthorne Publishing]] in 1987. They are notable for their ''bizarre'' continuity ~~(indeed, it's possible that every issue occupies a separate continuity)~~ and because the first issue is '''frickin' hilarious'''.		'''''Transformers in 3-D''''' (alternately '''''The Transformers 3-D''''' or '''''The Transformers in 3-D''''') was a short-lived comic book series published by [[Blackthorne Publishing]] in 1987. They are notable for their ''bizarre'' continuity and because the first issue is '''frickin' hilarious'''.

	{{chapters\|title=''(The) Transformers (in) 3-D'' issues:\|content=		{{chapters\|title=''(The) Transformers (in) 3-D'' issues:\|content=

GobotsFanForever at 02:06, 26 October 2021

2021-10-26T02:06:32Z

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	==Overview==		==Overview==
	The books take place in a version of the [[Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], specifically after the events of ~~Season 4~~.<ref>[[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 51]]</ref> However, they don't really seem to follow very smoothly with each other.		The books take place in a version of the [[Generation 1 cartoon continuity]], specifically after the events of "[[The Rebirth]]".<ref>[[Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 51]]</ref> However, they don't really seem to follow very smoothly with each other.

	In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report that they've learned...		In our first story, both the [[Autobot]]s and [[Decepticon]]s detect energy readings on an asteroid. When they investigate separately, they find identical [[Observer\|alien creatures]] which produce [[energon]] through unorthodox biological processes. Before they can put this knowledge to use, the two factions discover each other and a battle erupts, during which the two alien creatures return to their [[Quintesson]] master to report that they've learned...

GobotsFanForever at 01:53, 26 October 2021

2021-10-26T01:53:42Z

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	==References==		==References==
			{{reflist}}

	{{DEFAULTSORT:3-D}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:3-D}}
	[[Category:Generation 1 comic series]]		[[Category:Generation 1 comic series]]