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*'''''[[Transformers: Earthforce]]'' TPB''' <small>([[December 14]], [[2005]]) ISBN 1845760611</small>
*'''''[[Transformers: Earthforce]]'' cover:''' [[Grimlock (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Grimlock]] thumps a table — crop of the cover to UK issue [[Break-Away!|#263]], by [[Stephen Baskerville]].
*'''''[[Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection]]: Volume 20: End of the Road:'''''  <small>([[January 10]], [[2018]])</small>
*'''''[[Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection]]: Volume 20: End of the Road:'''''  Bludgeon  (art reused from [[Dreamwave Productions|Dreamwave]]'s ''[[Transformers: More than Meets the Eye|More than Meets the Eye]]'' profiles) above an interior scene of Grimlock punching through Fangry (from [[End of the Road! (US)|US issue #80]]), by [[Andrew Wildman]].
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File:Titan B&W Compilation-Earthforce.jpg|'''''Transformers: Earthforce'''''<br>(Titan Books, 2005)
File:DefinitiveG1Collection v20.jpg|'''''The Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 20'''''; cover art by ??? and [[Andrew Wildman]]
File:DefinitiveG1Collection v20.jpg|'''''The Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 20: End of the Road'''''<br>(Hachette Partworks, 2018)
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[[Category:Marvel UK issues]]
[[Category:Marvel UK issues]]

Revision as of 03:18, 21 July 2022

The Transformers (UK) #267

"Me Grimlock wonder where these humans are!"
"Snow Fun!"
Publisher Marvel Comics
First published 21st April 1990
Cover date 28th April 1990
Writer Simon Furman
Art Jeff Anderson
Letters Stuart Bartlett
Cover John Marshall
Continuity Marvel Comics continuity/Earthforce

Grimlock discovers what the date means...

Synopsis

These stories do not fit into the normal Marvel continuity. See Earthforce for details.

1st April 1990. Grimlock is in the middle of a snowstorm, some three hundred and fifty miles to the east of the Earthforce shuttle. He has travelled all this way for a one-on-one fight with Shockwave who has challenged him. Grimlock is frustrated with the location and starts calling out for Shockwave to come and face him.

Nearby, the Predacons Razorclaw and Rampage are patrolling. Shockwave has sent them to try and find the Autobot shuttle but, personally, they feel, if the Autobots have landed in the wilderness, they are welcome to it.

Meanwhile, at the Autobot shuttle, the other four Dinobots still can't believe Grimlock fell for it. Slag created a computer simulation of Shockwave for the challenge to Grimlock, who the others felt needed to lighten up a bit after taking his role as Earthforce commander too seriously.

In the wilderness, Grimlock's mood gets even worse when he discovers a snowman of Shockwave and a sign saying "April Fool" signed by the other Dinobots. Razorclaw and Rampage see this and start laughing that Grimlock fell for it. Grimlock's mood finds new depths to sink to and he attacks them.

Later, the Dinobots are patrolling outside the shuttle, awaiting Grimlock's return, and start wondering if Grimlock has taken it the right way. But they console themselves that Grimlock has a great sense of humour... whilst Grimlock lifts up the largest snowball of all time...

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Quotes

"Aaahh! I hate this stuff!"

Grimlock tries to punch some snow.


"C'mon - we'd better check out that sound. We miss 'em, he'll have our hides!"
"[Sigh] Get real, Razorclaw! I mean...what Autobot would be dumb enough to come out here?"

Razorclaw and Rampage

Notes

Artwork and technical errors

  • The scene of Grimlock fighting the Predacons has a bar across it saying "Censored".

Continuity errors

  • TBD

Continuity notes

  • The year is given as 1990, another clue to help or hinder attempts to work out where the Earthforce stories fit into continuity.

Real-life references

  • TBD

Other trivia

Back-up material

Cover

  • Issue #267 cover: Grimlock charges at some hunters, by John Marshall.

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