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{{comicstory|seriesissue=[[The Transformers Comic Magazine]] #10
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|image=Transformers Digest 10-cover.jpg
|image=Transformers Digest 10-cover.jpg
|caption=Decepticons not ask for Omega Supreme.
|caption=The Decepticons, however, did '''not''' ask for Omega Supreme.
|publisher=[[Marvel Comics|Marvel]]
|publisher=[[Marvel Comics|Marvel]]
|published=United States of America
|published=United States of America
|imprint=[[The Transformers Comic Magazine]]
|date=March 1988
|date=March 1988
|coverdate=July 1988
|editor=[[Daryl Edelman]] (Reprint Editor), [[Tom DeFalco]] (Editor in Chief)
|editor=[[Daryl Edelman]] (Reprint Editor), [[Tom DeFalco]] (Editor in Chief)
|continuity=[[Marvel Comics continuity]]
|continuity=[[Marvel Comics continuity]]
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'''[[The_Transformers_Comic_Magazine|The Transformers Comic Magazine]] #10''' collects '''[[Command Performances!|#19]]''' and '''[[Showdown!|#20]]''' of the long-standing [[The_Transformers_(Marvel_comic)|Transformers comic]] published by Marvel Comics, along with nine character profiles taken from the [[Transformers_Universe_(Marvel_comic)|Transformers Universe]] limited series.
'''''The Transformers Comics Magazine'' #10''' collects [[Command Performances!|#19]] and [[Showdown!|#20]] of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|''Transformers'' comic]] published by Marvel Comics, along with seven character profiles taken from the ''[[The Transformers Universe|Transformers Universe]]'' limited series.


==Contents==
==Contents==
* Table of Contents (interior front cover)
*Table of Contents (interior front cover)
* Transformers #19: Command Performance! (1-22)
*Transformers #19: Command Performances! (1-22)
* Subscription Advertisement: Marvel Means Adventure (23)  
*Subscription Advertisement: Marvel Means Adventure (23)  
* Character Profile: [[Hook (G1)|Hook]] (24-25)
*Character Profile: [[Hook (G1)|Hook]] (24-25)
* Character Profile: [[Blast Off (G1)|Blast Off]] (26-27)  
*Character Profile: [[Blast Off (G1)|Blast Off]] (26-27)  
* Character Profile: [[Dead End (G1)|Dead End]] (28-29)
*Character Profile: [[Dead End (G1)|Dead End]] (28-29)
* Character Profile: [[Drag Strip|Drag Strip]] (30-31)
*Character Profile: [[Drag Strip (G1)|Drag Strip]] (30-31)
* Character Profile: [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]] (32-33)
*Character Profile: [[Metroplex (G1)|Metroplex]] (32-33)
* Character Profile: [[Sky Lynx (G1)|Sky Lynx]] (32-33)
*Character Profile: [[Sky Lynx (G1)|Sky Lynx]] (32-33)
* Transformers #20: Showdown! (36-57)
*Transformers #20: Showdown! (36-57)
* Character Profile: [[Menasor (G1)|Menasor]] (58-59)
*Character Profile: [[Menasor (G1)|Menasor]] (58-59)
* Character Profile: [[Octane|Octane]] (60-61)
*Character Profile: [[Octane]] (60-61)
* Character Profile: [[Rumble (G1)|Rumble]]! (62-63)
*Character Profile: [[Rumble (G1)|Rumble]]! (62-63)
* Comic art: (64 and Interior Back Cover)
*Comic art: (64 and Interior Back Cover)
{{-}}


==Trivia==
{{--}}
[[Image:Transformers Digest 10-back.jpg|right|250px|thumb|This scene never happened. Neither did the one with Skids and Megs passionately embraced.]]
* The Transformers Comic Magazine #10 was the last issue of the digest-size reprint series.
* Sky Lynx's profile fails to list his first appearance. He first appeared in Transformers [[Spacehikers!|#36]].
* Menasor's profile lists his first appearance as Transformers [[The Next Best Thing to Being There!|#10]]. He first appeared with his fellow Stunticons in Transformers [[Heavy Traffic!|#22]].
* Octane's profile fails to list his first appearance. He first appeared with his fellow Triple Changers in Transformers [[Crater Critters|#29]].
* Interestingly, Rumble is the final character profile for the now-defunct Comic Magazine. His brother, [[Frenzy (G1)|Frenzy]] was the fourth profile in the debut issue.
* The last page featuring Optimus Prime originates from Issue [[Pretender to the Throne!|#40]], page 13, which would have been released two months before this issue of the Transformers Comic Magazine hit newstands. This issue's black and white art depicts [[Galen]] overseeing the upgrade of Fortress Maximus in Transformers [[Trial by Fire!|#38]].
[[Image:Transformers Digest 10-interior.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Optimus plays with helix. Fort Max falls apart.]]


[[category:The Transformers Comic Magazine issues]]
==Notes==
[[File:Transformers Digest 10-back.jpg|right|upright=1.4|thumb|This scene never happened. Neither did the one with Skids and Megs passionately embraced.]]
*The Transformers Comic Magazine #10 was the last issue of the digest-size reprint series.
*Sky Lynx's profile fails to list his first appearance. He first appeared in Transformers [[Spacehikers!|#36]].
*Menasor's profile lists his first appearance as Transformers [[The Next Best Thing to Being There!|#10]]. He first appeared with his fellow Stunticons in Transformers [[Heavy Traffic!|#22]].
*Octane's profile fails to list his first appearance. He first appeared with his fellow Triple Changers in Transformers [[Crater Critters|#29]].
*Interestingly, Rumble is the final character profile for the now-defunct Comic Magazine. His brother, [[Frenzy (G1)|Frenzy]] was the fourth profile in the debut issue.
*The last page featuring Optimus Prime originates from Issue [[Pretender to the Throne!|#40]], page 13, which would have been released two months before this issue of the Transformers Comic Magazine hit newsstands. This issue's black and white art depicts [[Galen]] overseeing the upgrade of Fortress Maximus in Transformers [[Trial by Fire!|#38]].
[[File:Transformers Digest 10-interior.jpg|upright=1.1|thumb|Optimus plays with helix. Fort Max falls apart.]]
 
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[[Category:The Transformers Comic Magazine issues]]

Latest revision as of 05:32, 19 March 2024

The Transformers Comics Magazine #10

The Decepticons, however, did not ask for Omega Supreme.
Publisher Marvel
First published March 1988
Cover date July 1988
Editor Daryl Edelman (Reprint Editor), Tom DeFalco (Editor in Chief)
Continuity Marvel Comics continuity
ISBN ISBN 0-71486-02672-3-05
Page count 64

The Transformers Comics Magazine #10 collects #19 and #20 of the Transformers comic published by Marvel Comics, along with seven character profiles taken from the Transformers Universe limited series.

Contents

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  • Table of Contents (interior front cover)
  • Transformers #19: Command Performances! (1-22)
  • Subscription Advertisement: Marvel Means Adventure (23)
  • Character Profile: Hook (24-25)
  • Character Profile: Blast Off (26-27)
  • Character Profile: Dead End (28-29)
  • Character Profile: Drag Strip (30-31)
  • Character Profile: Metroplex (32-33)
  • Character Profile: Sky Lynx (32-33)
  • Transformers #20: Showdown! (36-57)
  • Character Profile: Menasor (58-59)
  • Character Profile: Octane (60-61)
  • Character Profile: Rumble! (62-63)
  • Comic art: (64 and Interior Back Cover)

Notes

[edit]
This scene never happened. Neither did the one with Skids and Megs passionately embraced.
  • The Transformers Comic Magazine #10 was the last issue of the digest-size reprint series.
  • Sky Lynx's profile fails to list his first appearance. He first appeared in Transformers #36.
  • Menasor's profile lists his first appearance as Transformers #10. He first appeared with his fellow Stunticons in Transformers #22.
  • Octane's profile fails to list his first appearance. He first appeared with his fellow Triple Changers in Transformers #29.
  • Interestingly, Rumble is the final character profile for the now-defunct Comic Magazine. His brother, Frenzy was the fourth profile in the debut issue.
  • The last page featuring Optimus Prime originates from Issue #40, page 13, which would have been released two months before this issue of the Transformers Comic Magazine hit newsstands. This issue's black and white art depicts Galen overseeing the upgrade of Fortress Maximus in Transformers #38.
Optimus plays with helix. Fort Max falls apart.