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*'''Hardback cover:''' [[Scorponok (G1)|Scorponok]], by [[John Watson]].


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Latest revision as of 21:39, 20 September 2024

The Transformers TPB

Much more interesting than a trial by jury.
Transformers: Trial By Fire
Publisher Titan Books
First published 24 September 2004 (TPB)
22 October 2004 (HC)
Writer Bob Budiansky
Pencillers José Delbo & Frank Springer
Inkers Ian Akin, Brian Garvey & Dave Hunt
Colorist Nel Yomtov
Letterers Diana Albers, Bill Oakley & Pat Brosseau
Editors Don Daley & Tom DeFalco
Continuity Marvel Comics continuity
ISBN ISBN 1-84023-965-4
TPB ISBN ISBN 1-84023-950-6
Price $19.95, £14.99
Printed in Italy

Transformers: Trial By Fire, published by Titan Books, is the name of the thirteenth printed Generation 1 trade paperback, which contains all four issues of the Headmasters and two issues of the original US Transformers comics published by Marvel.

Contents

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Covers

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Notes

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  • Despite being from a UK publishing company, this collection uses the US version of issue #2, with an off-model "Cyclonus" and not the UK version which renamed him "Krunix".