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[[File:Eaglemoss Logo.jpg|upright=1|thumb|You too can build Optimus Prime, in only 100 easy instalments!]] | [[File:Eaglemoss Logo.jpg|upright=1|thumb|You too can build Optimus Prime, in only 100 easy instalments!]] | ||
'''Eaglemoss''', founded in [[1975]], | '''Eaglemoss''', founded in [[1975]], was a company mostly known for publishing partwork publications, ranging from [[Doctor Who|the]] [[Star Trek|geeky]], to the not. In the Transformers world, however, they were known for publishing the fortnightly [[Transformers: Prime (Eaglemoss)|Transformers: Prime]] comic in [[Russia]]. It ran for 65 issues, from [[August 24]], [[2012]] to [[December 27]], [[2013]]. | ||
This inccarnation of Eaglemoss was actually a merger of the original ''Eaglemoss'' and ''GE Fabbri'', which were separate prior to 2011. Presumably, this is why both are listed as producing the comic. | |||
In [[2021]], Eaglemoss ran an unsuccessful crowdfunding campaign attempting to fund production of a [[Chess#Eaglemoss|''Transformers'' chess set]]. | In [[2021]], Eaglemoss ran an unsuccessful crowdfunding campaign attempting to fund production of a [[Chess#Eaglemoss|''Transformers'' chess set]]. The company filed for bankruptcy a year later. | ||
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Revision as of 07:34, 26 July 2022
Eaglemoss, founded in 1975, was a company mostly known for publishing partwork publications, ranging from the geeky, to the not. In the Transformers world, however, they were known for publishing the fortnightly Transformers: Prime comic in Russia. It ran for 65 issues, from August 24, 2012 to December 27, 2013.
This inccarnation of Eaglemoss was actually a merger of the original Eaglemoss and GE Fabbri, which were separate prior to 2011. Presumably, this is why both are listed as producing the comic.
In 2021, Eaglemoss ran an unsuccessful crowdfunding campaign attempting to fund production of a Transformers chess set. The company filed for bankruptcy a year later.
