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* Rather than an amalgamation, this issue contains the entirety of the reprinted US strip. | * Rather than an amalgamation, this issue contains the entirety of the reprinted US strip. | ||
* For some reason the reprinted strip is | * For some reason the reprinted strip is titled "Rock 'n' Roll + Ramba-Zamba". "Ramba-Zamba" is a slang word similar to "razamatazz". | ||
* The damaged "Minibot" was likely a [[Sparkabot]], which, similar to the UK, are named "Sparkler Minibots" later in the story. | * The damaged "Minibot" was likely a [[Sparkabot]], which, similar to the UK, are named "Sparkler Minibots" later in the story. Or, more precisely, "Sparkler Minibot" is used as a collective term for both Sparkabots and [[Firecon]]s. Or something. | ||
* The text story teaches us that it is prohibited for an Autobot to turn off their guidance circuits. | * The text story teaches us that it is prohibited for an Autobot to turn off their guidance circuits. | ||
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===Errors=== | ===Errors=== | ||
* 'Horsehead' is obviously supposed to be Hosehead. The writer uses the name more than once, so either this is some bizarre parallel world, or Hosehead was cursed by the fairy queen. | * 'Horsehead' is obviously supposed to be [[Hosehead]]. The writer uses the name more than once, so either this is some bizarre parallel world, or Hosehead was cursed by the fairy queen. | ||
===Advertisements=== | ===Advertisements=== | ||
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* A one-page advertisement for the Classic Pretenders | * A one-page advertisement for the Classic Pretenders | ||
* | * Powermaster Optimus Prime's [[package art]] to advertise the Transformer cartoon, airing on RTL plus! | ||
* That same classic Powermaster Prime advertisement for the club | * That same classic Powermaster Prime advertisement for the club | ||
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| Publisher | Condor Verlag | ||||||||||||
| Cover date | April 1989 | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Marvel Comics continuity | ||||||||||||
| Price | 3 DM | ||||||||||||
Contents
Transformers in Action: Attack at Dawn
Joint Decepticon leaders Shockwave and Megatron have a new plan—to invade Alaska and steal all the oil from the source! However the Autobots led by Powermaster Optimus Prime quickly discover this plan, and a battle breaks out. The Decepticon Pretenders are deployed and battle the Small Targetmaster Autobots and Headmaster Autobots. Siren and Nightbeat are hit and forced to transform. The Autobots manage to encircle the Decepticons, when Quickmix accidently guns down a Minibot and in the confusion the Decepticons escape.
After the battle Optimus Prime sits everyone down and gives them a good telling off for turning off their guidance systems. He then teaches them the difference between Autobots and Decepticons so the Targetmasters don't go on any more Minibot-killing sprees.(source)
Articles and features
- There are quite a few pages of generic non-Transformers-based puzzles
Reprints
Notes
- Rather than an amalgamation, this issue contains the entirety of the reprinted US strip.
- For some reason the reprinted strip is titled "Rock 'n' Roll + Ramba-Zamba". "Ramba-Zamba" is a slang word similar to "razamatazz".
- The damaged "Minibot" was likely a Sparkabot, which, similar to the UK, are named "Sparkler Minibots" later in the story. Or, more precisely, "Sparkler Minibot" is used as a collective term for both Sparkabots and Firecons. Or something.
- The text story teaches us that it is prohibited for an Autobot to turn off their guidance circuits.
- The cover retools interior art of Soundwave into Optimus Prime and surrounds him with a bunch of craziness.
Errors
- 'Horsehead' is obviously supposed to be Hosehead. The writer uses the name more than once, so either this is some bizarre parallel world, or Hosehead was cursed by the fairy queen.
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
- Powermaster Optimus Prime's package art to advertise the Transformer cartoon, airing on RTL plus!
- That same classic Powermaster Prime advertisement for the club
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Powermaster Jets Poor Dreadwind, not even the typesetters like him -
Super Transformers Club If Sizzle doesn't tempt you, nothing will -
Classic Pretenders No stickers, they are naked! -
Cartoon Showing Powermaster Prime IS Miss Universe! -
Super Transformers Club We hope that picture isn't covering something naughty happening in the crotch zone.
