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'''Rona Simpson''' is an editor at [[Titan Books|Titan Comics]] who took over the [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)|''Transformers'' magazine]] from [[Steve White]] as of [[Transformers Comic issue 3.1|issue 3.1]]. Among the other magazines Simpson has worked on at Titan are ''Indiana Jones'' and ''The Simpsons''. She also letters the magazine's comic strip.
'''Rona Simpson''' is an editor at [[Titan Books|Titan Comics]] who took over the [[Transformers (Titan Magazine)|''Transformers'' magazine]] from [[Steve White]], editing it from [[Transformers Comic issue 3.1|issue 3.1]] to [[Transformers Comic issue 4.11|issue 4.11]] and then, after a period by [[Mark McKenzie-Ray]], from [[Transformers Comic issue 4.16|issue 4.16]] to [[Transformers Comic issue 5.5|the end]]. Her successor, who also co-edited 4.11, She also lettered the magazine's comic strip.
 
It's almost certainly Simpson who responded to a reader in [[Transformers Comic issue 3.4|issue 3.4]] to admit that their "hands are tied" by [[to sell toys|toy sales]] and couldn't show the female characters as much as they'd like to.
 
Among the other magazines Simpson has worked on at Titan are ''Indiana Jones'' and ''The Simpsons''.  


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The name or term "Simpson" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Simpson (disambiguation).

Rona Simpson is an editor at Titan Comics who took over the Transformers magazine from Steve White, editing it from issue 3.1 to issue 4.11 and then, after a period by Mark McKenzie-Ray, from issue 4.16 to the end. Her successor, who also co-edited 4.11, She also lettered the magazine's comic strip.

It's almost certainly Simpson who responded to a reader in issue 3.4 to admit that their "hands are tied" by toy sales and couldn't show the female characters as much as they'd like to.

Among the other magazines Simpson has worked on at Titan are Indiana Jones and The Simpsons.




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