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* Rather than an amalgamation, this issue contains the entirely of the reprinted US strip.
* Rather than an amalgamation, this issue contains the entirely of the reprinted US strip.
* For some reason the reprinted strip is entitled 'Rock ´n´ Roll + Ramba-Zamba'. Ramba-Zamba is a slang word similar to 'razamatazz'.
* The cover retools interior art of Soundwave into Optimus Prime and surrounds him with a bunch of craziness.   
* The cover retools interior art of Soundwave into Optimus Prime and surrounds him with a bunch of craziness.   



Revision as of 15:15, 19 December 2010

Transformers Comic-Magazine #2

I... what... no! In this issue, none of this occurs!
Publisher Condor Verlag
Cover date April 1989
Price 3 DM

Contents

Articles & features

  • There are quite a few pages of generic non-Transformers-based puzzles

Reprints

Errors

Items of note

  • Rather than an amalgamation, this issue contains the entirely of the reprinted US strip.
  • For some reason the reprinted strip is entitled 'Rock ´n´ Roll + Ramba-Zamba'. Ramba-Zamba is a slang word similar to 'razamatazz'.
  • The cover retools interior art of Soundwave into Optimus Prime and surrounds him with a bunch of craziness.

Advertisements

  • A one-page advertisement proudly displays Dreadwind, although it calls him Darkwing
  • An advert for the Super-Transformers-Club featuring Getaway, Joyride, Sizzle, Landmine and Powermaster Optimus Prime
  • A one-page advertisement for the Classic Pretenders
  • A different picture of Powermaster Prime to advertise the Transformer cartoon!
  • That same classic Powermaster Prime advertisement for the club