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* Blackthorne produced 3 issues of ''[[Transformers in 3-D|The Transformers in 3-D]]'' in 1987. The third issue was to be the first part of a multi-part story, but no further issues were ever made. | * Blackthorne produced 3 issues of ''[[Transformers in 3-D|The Transformers in 3-D]]'' in 1987. The third issue was to be the first part of a multi-part story, but no further issues were ever made. | ||
* They also produced a 4-issue ''[[The Official How to Draw Transformers]]''. | |||
* They also produced a | |||
* Blackthorne also produced a four-issue ''[[Beastformer|Battle Beast]]s'' comic book. Issues are marginally easier to find than the [[Wikipedia:Holy_Grail|Holy Grail]]. | * Blackthorne also produced a four-issue ''[[Beastformer|Battle Beast]]s'' comic book. Issues are marginally easier to find than the [[Wikipedia:Holy_Grail|Holy Grail]]. | ||
Revision as of 06:00, 24 December 2012
| This article is about the publishing company. For the noble from the Generation 1 cartoon continuity, see Wigend du Blackthorne. |
Blackthorne Publishing somehow managed to produce Transformers comics in the US and UK while the Transformers license was still held by Marvel Comics. Because they used gimmicks (like 3D), they could claim their products had no overlap with the Marvel Comics, and purchase a separate license from Hasbro.
- Blackthorne produced 3 issues of The Transformers in 3-D in 1987. The third issue was to be the first part of a multi-part story, but no further issues were ever made.
- They also produced a 4-issue The Official How to Draw Transformers.
- Blackthorne also produced a four-issue Battle Beasts comic book. Issues are marginally easier to find than the Holy Grail.
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