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:Basically, we've been doing all comics pages by story, rather than strictly by issue.  On the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|The Transformers (Marvel Comics)]] page, the links appear as issue numbers, but I've tried to be consistent about having all comic links point to the story title, so for multi-part stories, say "Target: 2006," I've got all the links from UK 77-88 pointing to "Target 2006" (no semi-colon).  More problematic has been the concern with how to deal with issues that have multiple TF-related stories in them.  You'll see the way I'm dealing with that on that G1 comic page linked above.   
:Basically, we've been doing all comics pages by story, rather than strictly by issue.  On the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|The Transformers (Marvel Comics)]] page, the links appear as issue numbers, but I've tried to be consistent about having all comic links point to the story title, so for multi-part stories, say "Target: 2006," I've got all the links from UK 77-88 pointing to "Target 2006" (no semi-colon).  More problematic has been the concern with how to deal with issues that have multiple TF-related stories in them.  You'll see the way I'm dealing with that on that G1 comic page linked above.   
:Someone else did mention the need to reference things like Profiles and back-up stories, much as you've done here.  Perhaps this should be added to all relevant pages that have the primary story for an issue, but should explicitly say "Profile in issue #14" or something similar.--[[User:G.B. Blackrock|G.B. Blackrock]] 20:26, 21 April 2006 (UTC)
:Someone else did mention the need to reference things like Profiles and back-up stories, much as you've done here.  Perhaps this should be added to all relevant pages that have the primary story for an issue, but should explicitly say "Profile in issue #14" or something similar.--[[User:G.B. Blackrock|G.B. Blackrock]] 20:26, 21 April 2006 (UTC)
Re Optimus Prime's thought bubble in the 'Artwork and technical errors' section. Obviously there's no better way to spend New Year's Eve than by browsing through Tfwiki.net and creating an account just to make a pedantic correction, but I thought this was interesting at least. I've got scans of the original #31 and the collected comics reprint, but can't create pages here with a new account to upload them. --[[User:Zoomy|Zoomy]] ([[User talk:Zoomy|talk]]) 06:14, 31 December 2019 (EST)

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Looking at the summaries for the US comics, I'm afraid I may have gone overboard with this one! These stories are easy enough to do, but what happens with multi-parters (the reason why I started here and not with Man of Iron, Enemy Within or Raiders of the Last Ark)? Does each issue have a separate entry or should one article cover them all?--Tribimat 19:33, 21 April 2006 (UTC)

Basically, we've been doing all comics pages by story, rather than strictly by issue. On the The Transformers (Marvel Comics) page, the links appear as issue numbers, but I've tried to be consistent about having all comic links point to the story title, so for multi-part stories, say "Target: 2006," I've got all the links from UK 77-88 pointing to "Target 2006" (no semi-colon). More problematic has been the concern with how to deal with issues that have multiple TF-related stories in them. You'll see the way I'm dealing with that on that G1 comic page linked above.
Someone else did mention the need to reference things like Profiles and back-up stories, much as you've done here. Perhaps this should be added to all relevant pages that have the primary story for an issue, but should explicitly say "Profile in issue #14" or something similar.--G.B. Blackrock 20:26, 21 April 2006 (UTC)

Re Optimus Prime's thought bubble in the 'Artwork and technical errors' section. Obviously there's no better way to spend New Year's Eve than by browsing through Tfwiki.net and creating an account just to make a pedantic correction, but I thought this was interesting at least. I've got scans of the original #31 and the collected comics reprint, but can't create pages here with a new account to upload them. --Zoomy (talk) 06:14, 31 December 2019 (EST)