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|publisher=[[Marvel Comics|Marvel]] | |publisher=[[Marvel Comics|Marvel]] | ||
|published=United States of America | |published=United States of America | ||
|date=January 1988 | |date=September 1987 | ||
|coverdate=January 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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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
[[File:Transformers Digest 07-back.jpg|right|upright=1.4|thumb|The job of roadie. With added missile fun.]] | [[File:Transformers Digest 07-back.jpg|right|upright=1.4|thumb|The job of roadie. With added missile fun.]] | ||
* The Megatron profile FINALLY makes its debut in the pages of Transformers Comic Magazine. Clearly, all he needed was to be the sole star of a particular issue. | * The Megatron profile FINALLY makes its debut in the pages of Transformers Comic Magazine. Clearly, all he needed was to be the sole star of a particular issue. His listed motto is not the iconic "Peace through Tyranny" from his toy's on-packaging [[bio]], but the less inspiring "Everything is Fodder", which originated in the Hasbro briefing binder and was also featured in his Marvel US ''[[The Transformers Universe (Marvel)|The Transformers Universe]] profile. | ||
* The last page of Issue #7 advertises "a few panels from the now '''classic''' Transformers #8 and #9" from the "Because you demanded it! Department." Curiously, while the picture of Ratchet fighting off a giant snake are actually taken from Transformers #8, the uncolored art of Blaster that serves as a warning against forgotten library books is in fact from page 16 of [[King of the Hill!|Issue #27]]. Blaster was not introduced until [[The Smelting Pool!|Issue #17]]. | * The last page of Issue #7 advertises "a few panels from the now '''classic''' Transformers #8 and #9" from the "Because you demanded it! Department." Curiously, while the picture of Ratchet fighting off a giant snake are actually taken from Transformers #8, the uncolored art of Blaster that serves as a warning against forgotten library books is in fact from page 16 of [[King of the Hill!|Issue #27]]. Blaster was not introduced until [[The Smelting Pool!|Issue #17]]. | ||
[[File:Transformers Digest 07-interior.jpg|upright=1.1|thumb|What kind of library sends snakes and blasters after you?]] | [[File:Transformers Digest 07-interior.jpg|upright=1.1|thumb|What kind of library sends snakes and blasters after you?]] | ||
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| Publisher | Marvel | ||||||||||||
| First published | September 1987 | ||||||||||||
| Cover date | January 1988 | ||||||||||||
| Editor | Daryl Edelman (Reprint Editor), Tom DeFalco (Editor in Chief) | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Marvel Comics continuity | ||||||||||||
| ISBN | ISBN 0-71486-02672-3-01 | ||||||||||||
| Page count | 64 | ||||||||||||
The Transformers Comics Magazine #7 collects #13 and #14 of the Transformers comic published by Marvel Comics, along with seven character profiles taken from the Transformers Universe limited series.
Contents
[edit]- Table of Contents (interior front cover)
- Transformers #13: Shooting Star! (1-23)
- Character Profile: Mixmaster (24-25)
- Character Profile: Inferno (26-27)
- Character Profile: Motormaster (28-29)
- Character Profile: Sandstorm (30-31)
- Character Profile: Megatron (32-33)
- Transformers #14: Rock and Roll-Out! (34-55)
- Character Profile: Skids (56-57)
- Character Profile: Huffer (58-59)
- Character Profile: Onslaught (60-61)
- Character Profile: Outback (62-63)
- Comic art: (64 and Interior Back Cover)
Notes
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- The Megatron profile FINALLY makes its debut in the pages of Transformers Comic Magazine. Clearly, all he needed was to be the sole star of a particular issue. His listed motto is not the iconic "Peace through Tyranny" from his toy's on-packaging bio, but the less inspiring "Everything is Fodder", which originated in the Hasbro briefing binder and was also featured in his Marvel US The Transformers Universe profile.
- The last page of Issue #7 advertises "a few panels from the now classic Transformers #8 and #9" from the "Because you demanded it! Department." Curiously, while the picture of Ratchet fighting off a giant snake are actually taken from Transformers #8, the uncolored art of Blaster that serves as a warning against forgotten library books is in fact from page 16 of Issue #27. Blaster was not introduced until Issue #17.
