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In February 2008, [[Simon Furman]] produced a Mosaic titled ''[[Hail and Farewell]]'', which he has stated to be [[canon]] {{m-}} the first Mosaic to be so. [http://simonfurman.wordpress.com/2008/02/15/mosaic-a-go-go/]
In February 2008, [[Simon Furman]] produced a Mosaic titled ''[[Hail and Farewell]]'', which he has stated to be [[canon]] {{m-}} the first Mosaic to be so. [http://simonfurman.wordpress.com/2008/02/15/mosaic-a-go-go/]
The stories carry a disclaimer stating that they are "non-profit-making, independently produced stories by Transformers enthusiasts" and are "not affiliated with Hasbro or IDW Publishing", making them technically non-canon. 


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DESTINY

Transformers: Mosaic is a one-page comic strip created by Josh van Reyk and Shaun Knowler, who originally posted it on IDW Publishing's official Transformers forum beginning on June 18, 2007. Since then, the Mosaics have expanded out to almost every Transformers forum online and have been embraced by fans all over.

Since October 2007, IDW has printed Mosaic strips as a backup feature in its Transformers comics, and Van Reyk and Knowler have publicly invited both fellow fans and established professional creators to contribute scripts and artwork to the project. Published Mosaic strips to date include:

In February 2008, Simon Furman produced a Mosaic titled Hail and Farewell, which he has stated to be canon — the first Mosaic to be so. [1]

The stories carry a disclaimer stating that they are "non-profit-making, independently produced stories by Transformers enthusiasts" and are "not affiliated with Hasbro or IDW Publishing", making them technically non-canon.




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