Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 2: Difference between revisions
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* "Action Masters: Starting in 1990, the Action was Alive!" by [[Ben Yee]] (page 3) | * "Action Masters: Starting in 1990, the Action was Alive!" by [[Ben Yee]] (page 3) | ||
* "The Last 'Action' Hero -Part Two-", an interview with [[Simon Furman]] by [[Pete Sinclair]] (pages 4-5) | * "The Last 'Action' Hero -Part Two-", an interview with [[Simon Furman]] by [[Pete Sinclair]] (pages 4-5) | ||
* "[[Another Con]]," a comic by Pete Sinclair and Rob Meyer (page 5) | |||
* "Interview with [[Palisades Toys]] Designer [[Jeffry Englert]]," by J.E. Alvarez (pages 6-7) | * "Interview with [[Palisades Toys]] Designer [[Jeffry Englert]]," by J.E. Alvarez (pages 6-7) | ||
* "Toyfaire 2005," by J.E. Alvarez (pages 8-9) | * "Toyfaire 2005," by J.E. Alvarez (pages 8-9) | ||
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| Publisher | Fun Publications | ||||||||||||
| Cover date | April/May 2005 | ||||||||||||
A look at the dazzling upcoming Cybertron toy line!
Contents
- "Brian's Bytes and Bolts" by Brian Savage (page 1)
- "Frostbite - A Short Review," by J.E. Alvarez (page 1)
- "Interview with Hasbro Designers Aaron Archer and Eric Siebenaler" by J.E. Alvarez (page 2)
- "Action Masters: Starting in 1990, the Action was Alive!" by Ben Yee (page 3)
- "The Last 'Action' Hero -Part Two-", an interview with Simon Furman by Pete Sinclair (pages 4-5)
- "Another Con," a comic by Pete Sinclair and Rob Meyer (page 5)
- "Interview with Palisades Toys Designer Jeffry Englert," by J.E. Alvarez (pages 6-7)
- "Toyfaire 2005," by J.E. Alvarez (pages 8-9)
- "Balancing Act," a comic by Forest Lee and Dan Khanna (pages 10-16)
Errors
- TBA
Items of note
- J.E. Alvarez's "short review" of Frostbite claimed the full review would be available at transformersclub.com. Did that ever happen?
- The Toyfair 2005 article, in addition to showing pictures of several early Cybertron toys, gave a list of Galaxy Force names and their counterpart Cybertron names.
- As with issue 1, there are no staff credits.
