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==Synopsis==
==Synopsis==
===Front Papers===
Two page inside cover poster of the Dinobots, originally given away as an A2 poster in [[Repeat_Performance!|issue #28]]
==="This book belongs to"===
Page for the lucky owner to write their name. The page is filled out with the Autobot and Decepticon logos.
===In the Beginning...===
Subtitled ''The story of the Transformers ... So far'', this is a text story recapping the history of the comic. Teen hacker [[Adam Reynolds]] logs into the Decepticon mainframe and reads an overview of the Autobot/Decepticon war.
===To a Power Unknown!===
A mysterious force causes the Autobots and Decepticons to change sides!
===Datafile: Optimus Prime===
Profile of Optimus, similar to the [[Transformers AtoZ]] and [[Fact File]] series that ran in the comic, but this was styled as if it was a file being accessed from a mainframe, to tie it into the ''In the Beginning...'' story.
===The Return of the Transformers===
[[Danny Phillips]] is obsessed with the Transformers having been rescued by [[Inferno (G1)|Inferno]] in the previous [[Missing in Action|Annual]]. While taking a walk, wanders into an abandoned nearby power plant and finds a bunch of Decepticons.
===The Transformers Threeplay Quiz===
Eight questions, each split into three parts of increasing difficulty, all general franchise questions (eg: Who pressed the fateful button that sent the Ark hurtling towards Earth?).
The answers are on the following page.
===Datafile: Megatron===
Profile of Megatronin the same style as the Optimus profile.
===State Games===
One of the more influential stories in the comics, this is a text story focusing on the early days of [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], when Megatron was a gladiator in the State Games.
===Victory!===
Following the events in [[Dinobot Hunt!]], the Dinobots dream about dying in battle while in a coma-like state.
===The Mission===
Text story wherein Jazz rushes to save Hoist in barren Alaska, who had fallen abandoned human mineshaft while tracking the [[Constructicon (G1)|Constructicons]].
===Who's Who: Autobot and Decepticon===
Reprints of the Who's Who features from issues [[Dinobot Hunt!|#48]] and [[Rock and Roll-Out!|#53-54]]


==Items of note==
==Items of note==

Revision as of 13:07, 8 February 2015

Transformers Annual

DANCING ROBOTS FROM SPACE!
Transformers Annual 1987
Publisher Marvel Comics
First published September 1986
Cover date 1987
Compiled and Edited by Sheila Cranna
Designed by Steve Cook
Continuity Marvel Comics continuity
ISBN 0-86227-331-5
Page count 64
Price £3.50

The Transformers Annual 1987 was published in the UK by Marvel Comics Ltd. in September 1986.

Contents

Synopsis

Front Papers

Two page inside cover poster of the Dinobots, originally given away as an A2 poster in issue #28

"This book belongs to"

Page for the lucky owner to write their name. The page is filled out with the Autobot and Decepticon logos.

In the Beginning...

Subtitled The story of the Transformers ... So far, this is a text story recapping the history of the comic. Teen hacker Adam Reynolds logs into the Decepticon mainframe and reads an overview of the Autobot/Decepticon war.

To a Power Unknown!

A mysterious force causes the Autobots and Decepticons to change sides!

Datafile: Optimus Prime

Profile of Optimus, similar to the Transformers AtoZ and Fact File series that ran in the comic, but this was styled as if it was a file being accessed from a mainframe, to tie it into the In the Beginning... story.

The Return of the Transformers

Danny Phillips is obsessed with the Transformers having been rescued by Inferno in the previous Annual. While taking a walk, wanders into an abandoned nearby power plant and finds a bunch of Decepticons.

The Transformers Threeplay Quiz

Eight questions, each split into three parts of increasing difficulty, all general franchise questions (eg: Who pressed the fateful button that sent the Ark hurtling towards Earth?). The answers are on the following page.

Datafile: Megatron

Profile of Megatronin the same style as the Optimus profile.

State Games

One of the more influential stories in the comics, this is a text story focusing on the early days of Cybertron, when Megatron was a gladiator in the State Games.

Victory!

Following the events in Dinobot Hunt!, the Dinobots dream about dying in battle while in a coma-like state.

The Mission

Text story wherein Jazz rushes to save Hoist in barren Alaska, who had fallen abandoned human mineshaft while tracking the Constructicons.

Who's Who: Autobot and Decepticon

Reprints of the Who's Who features from issues #48 and #53-54

Items of note


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