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'''3H Productions''' (originally '''3H Enterprises''') held [[BotCon]] from 1997 to 2002.
'''3H Productions''' (originally '''3H Enterprises''') held [[BotCon]] from 1997 to 2002.


At BotCon 2002, it was announced that 3H had secured the official Transformers convention license, as well as licenses to produce comic books and start a fan club. However, the Hartmans left the organization, leaving [[Glen Hallit]] as the sole organizer.  Since the Hartmans owned the BotCon name, 3H's 2003 and 2004 conventions were called "[[The Official Transformers Collectors Convention]]," or OTFCC for short.
The company was founded by [[Jon Hartman|Jon]] and [[Karl Hartman]] and [[Glen Hallit]] prior to [[BotCon 1997]] to help fund the convention.


At the end of 2004, 3H lost all its Transformer licenses.
At BotCon 2002, it was announced that 3H had secured the ''official'' Transformers convention license, as well as licenses to produce comic books and start a fan club. However, later that year it was announced that the Hartmans had left the organization, leaving Glen Hallit as the sole organizer. Both sides, when asked, offered different perspectives with regard to what had really happened behind the scenes. The [[Fandom|fans]], upon learning about this, engaged in a lot of heated debates, siding up with either the Hartmans or Hallit and causing flame wars that had not been intended by either side.


==Published fiction==
Since the Hartmans owned the BotCon name, 3H's 2003 and 2004 conventions were called "[[The Official Transformers Collectors Convention]]," or OTFCC for short.
 
After OTFCC 2004 was met with a lot of criticism both by fans and VIP guests, coupled with delays in the release of [[exclusive]]s such as [[Sentinel Maximus]], Hasbro decided to revoke all of 3H's Transformers licenses before the end of the year. Subsequently, 3H filed for bankruptcy.
 
==Publications==
3H has produced a number of stories, primarily available at BotCon.
3H has produced a number of stories, primarily available at BotCon.


* [[Critical Mass]] - comic
* ''[[Ground Zero|Critical Mass]]'' - one-issue limited comic series
* [[Reaching the Omega Point]]
** "Ground Zero"
:* [[Visitations]] - script presentation
* ''[[Reaching the Omega Point]]'' - three-year multimedia storyline
:* [[Apelinq's War Journals]] - text story
** "[[Visitations]]" - script presentation
:* [[Herald, Covenant, Schism, Paradox]] - text story
** "[[Herald]]" - text story
:* [[Terminus]] - comic
** "[[Covenant (story)|Covenant]]" - text story
* [[Universe (comic)|The Wreckers]] - comic series
** "[[Schism (story)|Schism]]" - text story
* [[Universe (comic)|Universe]] - comic series
** "[[Paradox]]" - text story
** "[[Terminus (issue)|Terminus]]" - comic
* "[[VEHICON ALERT!]] - online Dramatis Personnae
* "[[Apelinq's War Journals]]" - online text story
* ''[[Transformers: The Wreckers|The Wreckers]]'' - comic series
* ''[[Primeval Dawn]]'' - comic series, published as backup strips in ''The Wreckers''
* ''[[Transformers: Universe (comic)|Universe]]'' - comic series
 
During their short ownership of the fan club license, they also released a single, lonely issue of a club magazine.
* [[The Official Transformers Collectors' Club Magazine issue 1]]


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They also produced a magazine to accompany [[OTFCC 2004]].
* [[OTFCC: Official Convention Souvenir Guide]]
** "[[Shell Game]]" - mini-comic
[[Category:3H Productions]]
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Latest revision as of 17:16, 25 June 2019

3H Productions (originally 3H Enterprises) held BotCon from 1997 to 2002.

The company was founded by Jon and Karl Hartman and Glen Hallit prior to BotCon 1997 to help fund the convention.

At BotCon 2002, it was announced that 3H had secured the official Transformers convention license, as well as licenses to produce comic books and start a fan club. However, later that year it was announced that the Hartmans had left the organization, leaving Glen Hallit as the sole organizer. Both sides, when asked, offered different perspectives with regard to what had really happened behind the scenes. The fans, upon learning about this, engaged in a lot of heated debates, siding up with either the Hartmans or Hallit and causing flame wars that had not been intended by either side.

Since the Hartmans owned the BotCon name, 3H's 2003 and 2004 conventions were called "The Official Transformers Collectors Convention," or OTFCC for short.

After OTFCC 2004 was met with a lot of criticism both by fans and VIP guests, coupled with delays in the release of exclusives such as Sentinel Maximus, Hasbro decided to revoke all of 3H's Transformers licenses before the end of the year. Subsequently, 3H filed for bankruptcy.

Publications

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3H has produced a number of stories, primarily available at BotCon.

During their short ownership of the fan club license, they also released a single, lonely issue of a club magazine.

They also produced a magazine to accompany OTFCC 2004.

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