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* [[July 2]] — [[Michael Lindsay]] | * [[July 2]] — [[Michael Lindsay]] | ||
* [[July 5]] — [[Yasunori Masutani]] | * [[July 5]] — [[Yasunori Masutani]] | ||
* [[July 9]] — [[Martin Halm]] | |||
* [[July 21]] — [[Eiji Itō]] | * [[July 21]] — [[Eiji Itō]] | ||
* [[July 24]] — [[Salvador Delgado]] | * [[July 24]] — [[Salvador Delgado]] | ||
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The year 1961 (MCMLXI) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by twenty three years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Fiction
- Dracula's resurrection is stopped by Simon Belmondo. DreamMix TV World Fighters Alternately, this occurred in 1691.
- Sentinel Prime's ship the Ark, carrying the Space Bridge Pillars, crash lands on the moon. The USA detects this and sets out to find it before the Russians. Dark of the Moon
Non-Fiction
Events
June
- Marvel Comics is launched by Martin Goodman. The company would go on to publish the original Generation One and US Generation 2 comics.
Births
- ???? — Richard Marcej, Javier Saltares, Graham McTavish
January
February
March
April
- April 10 — Silvio Amato, James Taylor
- April 18 — Jamieson Price
- April 19 — Peter Chung
- April 23 — Art Wetherell
- April 29 — Fumihiko Tachiki
May
- ???? — Nancy Krulik
- May 6 — Wally Wingert
June
- June 4 — Julie White
- June 8 — Clyde Klotz
- June 17 — Nancy Cortés, Kōichi Yamadera
- June 30 — Christopher J. Priest
July
- July 2 — Michael Lindsay
- July 5 — Yasunori Masutani
- July 9 — Martin Halm
- July 21 — Eiji Itō
- July 24 — Salvador Delgado
