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[[2008]] was a big year for ''Transformers''. ''[[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|Transformers Animated]]'' began broadcasting its first season in full, marking a triumphant return for ''Transformers'' to western animation courtesy of [[Cartoon Network]]. Elsewhere, [[Fun Publications]] blazed their own trail by introducing the ''Transformers'' brand to its very first mirror universe in its then 25-year history in the form of ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)|Shattered Glass]]''. And when two production teams of asylum-running fans love each other very much, they create a horrific | [[2008]] was a big year for ''Transformers''. ''[[Transformers Animated (cartoon)|Transformers Animated]]'' began broadcasting its first season in full, marking a triumphant return for ''Transformers'' to western animation courtesy of [[Cartoon Network]]. Elsewhere, [[Fun Publications]] blazed their own trail by introducing the ''Transformers'' brand to its very first mirror universe in its then 25-year history in the form of ''[[Transformers: Shattered Glass (franchise)|Shattered Glass]]''. And when two production teams of asylum-running fans love each other very much, they create a horrific frankenbaby that this wiki has designated '''"''Shattered Glass Animated''"'''. | ||
==Conceptual history and development== | ==Conceptual history and development== | ||
*" | *"Strange Reflections" conceived for Season 3, written by Tom Pugsley and Greg Klein; Sari designed but barely in the outline (pre-2009) | ||
*Sorenson and Forster write Almanac (August 2009) | *Sorenson and Forster write Almanac (August 2009) | ||
*SG Swindle on Almanac II (June 2010) | *SG Swindle on Almanac II (June 2010) | ||
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*Club Mag 44 addendum (April 2012) | *Club Mag 44 addendum (April 2012) | ||
*Legends comic (Feb 2015) | *Legends comic (Feb 2015) | ||
*Complete AllSpark Almanac (March 2015) | *Complete AllSpark Almanac shows Megatron, Starscream etc; season four breakdown refers to "Mirror, Mirror" (March 2015) | ||
*Club Mag 71: litho bios reprinted, summary of S4, The Re-Burn of Blurr (November 2016) | *Club Mag 71: litho bios reprinted, summary of S4, The Re-Burn of Blurr (November 2016) | ||
*[[Epilogue Two]] (Jan 2017) | *[[Epilogue Two]] (Jan 2017) | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Revision as of 10:28, 9 December 2024
2008 was a big year for Transformers. Transformers Animated began broadcasting its first season in full, marking a triumphant return for Transformers to western animation courtesy of Cartoon Network. Elsewhere, Fun Publications blazed their own trail by introducing the Transformers brand to its very first mirror universe in its then 25-year history in the form of Shattered Glass. And when two production teams of asylum-running fans love each other very much, they create a horrific frankenbaby that this wiki has designated "Shattered Glass Animated".
Conceptual history and development
- "Strange Reflections" conceived for Season 3, written by Tom Pugsley and Greg Klein; Sari designed but barely in the outline (pre-2009)
- Sorenson and Forster write Almanac (August 2009)
- SG Swindle on Almanac II (June 2010)
- SG Sari on Wyatt's blog (October 2010)
- Transformers Generations 2011 Vol. 1 (April 2011) (says she was supposed to be in S4)
- BotCon 2011 litho (June 2011)
- Club Mag 44 addendum (April 2012)
- Legends comic (Feb 2015)
- Complete AllSpark Almanac shows Megatron, Starscream etc; season four breakdown refers to "Mirror, Mirror" (March 2015)
- Club Mag 71: litho bios reprinted, summary of S4, The Re-Burn of Blurr (November 2016)
- Epilogue Two (Jan 2017)
