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==External links==
==External links==
* [http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?t=2139 Partial archive of Mosaic strips and avatars at the IDW forum]
* [http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?t=2139 Partial archive of Mosaic strips and avatars at the IDW forum]
* [http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?t=5027 List of all Mosaics published, sorted by character]
* [http://jeysie.deviantart.com/journal/24266024/ List of all Mosaics published, sorted by character]
* [http://transformers-mosaic.deviantart.com/ Transformers: Mosaic] at deviantART
* [http://transformers-mosaic.deviantart.com/ Transformers: Mosaic] at deviantART
* [http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=131370 Interview with Van Reyk and Knowler at Newsarama] (includes info on fan submissions)
* [http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=131370 Interview with Van Reyk and Knowler at Newsarama] (includes info on fan submissions)

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DESTINY

Transformers: Mosaic is an unofficial anthology of one-page comic strip stories borrowed from a concept started at the Allspark message board and overseen by Josh van Reyk and Shaun Knowler, who posted their first strip on IDW Publishing's official Transformers forum on June 18, 2007. Since then, the Mosaics, which are written and drawn by a large number of contributors (most of whom are fans, though a few pros have contributed), have expanded out to almost every Transformers forum online.

Since October 2007, IDW has printed Mosaic strips as a backup feature in its Transformers comics. Published Mosaic strips to date include:


In February 2008, Simon Furman produced a Mosaic titled Hail and Farewell, which he stated to be canon — the first Mosaic to be so.[1] However, that canonicity was eventually overridden by IDW, as well as stating that, "The Mosaics are all a lot of fun, but they're all not continuity tales."[2] The stories seen in print so far further carry a disclaimer stating that they are "non-profit-making, independently produced stories by Transformers enthusiasts" and are "not affiliated with Hasbro or IDW Publishing".


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