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* [[December 10]] — [[Ferd Poblete]] | * [[December 10]] — [[Ferd Poblete]] | ||
* [[December 11]] — [[Peter Kelamis]] | * [[December 11]] — [[Peter Kelamis]] | ||
* [[December 20]] — [[Cecilia Lundh]] | |||
[[Category:Fictional events by year]] | [[Category:Fictional events by year]] | ||
[[Category:Real-world events by year]] | [[Category:Real-world events by year]] | ||
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The year 1967 (MCMLXVII) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by seventeen years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Fiction
Combat Colin and Semi-Automatic Steve are sent back in time and fight Communist Russian robots. The Return of Combat Colin
Non-Fiction
Events
- Takara introduces the Licca-chan fashion doll
Births
- ???? — Juhani Rajalin, Christian Weygand
January
- January 12 — Punch UFO
- January 15 — Brandon Kruse
- January 17 — David McDermott
- January 23 — Masao Komaya
- January 24 — Phil LaMarr
- January 26 — Toshiyuki Morikawa
February
March
- March 1 — Simon Coleby
- March 4 — Hideaki Takatori
- March 9 — Neil Kaplan
- March 18 — Taitem Kusunoki
- March 27 — Peter Kjellström
April
May
- May 1 — Thierry Mercier
- May 5 — Takehito Koyasu
- May 12 — Jorge Lucas, Kenichirō Tanabe
- May 18 — Bob Stephenson
- May 19 — Steve Leiber
June
July
- July 16 — Jonathan Adams
- July 27 — Takuya Kirimoto
- July 30 — Dafnis Fernández
- July 30 — Christian Weygand
- July 31 — Mitsuo Iwata
August
September
- September 3 — Valerio Sacco
- September 5 — Christin Marquitan
- September 19 — Mark Vahradian
- September 23 — Raúl Anaya
October
- October 3 — Rob Liefeld
- October 7 — Rikako Aikawa
- October 17 — Venus Terzo, Alexandre Gillet
- October 28 — Alexandre Moreno
