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'''''Another Con''''' was a comic by [[Pete Sinclair]] and [[Rob Meyer]]. Though a fan-production, certain strips were published by [[Fun Publications]] in their [[Transformers Collectors' Club]] publications, thus making ''those'' strips "official" in some capacity. The comic featured a humorous look on certain aspects of the Transformers franchise. | '''''Another Con''''' was a comic by [[Pete Sinclair]] and [[Rob Meyer]]. Though a fan-production, certain strips were published by [[Fun Publications]] in their [[Transformers Collectors' Club]] publications, thus making ''those'' strips "official" in some capacity. The comic featured a humorous look on certain aspects of the Transformers franchise. | ||
Revision as of 14:11, 20 November 2016

Another Con was a comic by Pete Sinclair and Rob Meyer. Though a fan-production, certain strips were published by Fun Publications in their Transformers Collectors' Club publications, thus making those strips "official" in some capacity. The comic featured a humorous look on certain aspects of the Transformers franchise.
Publications
- Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 2
- Pictured on the right, Starscream and Soundwave look upon Megatron, reformatted into a Pikachu by Teletraan 1.
- Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 5
- Four "actors" are introduced, all of them individuals who failed to understand what the producers were looking for when casting for the Beast Wars cartoon:
- Buddy "Ladybug" Johnson, a man in a ladybug outfit
- Stephan "The Monarch", a mustachioed pink 'bot
- Lenny "Horsefly" Horowitz, an overweight bug-bot
- Bob "Paramecium" Shumway, a microscopic organism armed with a laser-pistol.
- Four "actors" are introduced, all of them individuals who failed to understand what the producers were looking for when casting for the Beast Wars cartoon:
- Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10
- "Transformers: Stoneage" pits the Autobots against the Decepticons at the time of primitive man! A caveman wields a Decepticon in his wooden-club mode against an Autobot in his stone-wheel mode, and is confused when both of them cry out in pain after being hit with one another.

