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Packaged alongside the '''[[MC Axis]]''' resin model kits in 1996 came a | Packaged alongside the '''[[MC Axis]]''' resin model kits in 1996 came a series of one-page comic strips, written and drawn by [[Hidetsugu Yoshioka]]. One comic was packaged with the [[Arcee (G1)|Arcee]] model, one came with the [[Elita One]] model and a third was included with the [[Hot Rod (G1)|Hot Rod]] model. | ||
These comics feature a few oddities. Firstly, despite being released exclusively in [[Japan]], they read from left to right like an American comic (something typical of Yoshioka) and are even ''written in English''. Or, rather, that should be ''[[Engrish]]'', as they can be a bit incoherent. Secondly, Yoshioka includes a drawing of [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]]'s head down by the assembly instructions. For some odd reason, he is drawn in his [[Marvel Comics]] [[Powermaster]] design. | These comics feature a few oddities. Firstly, despite being released exclusively in [[Japan]], they read from left to right like an American comic (something typical of Yoshioka) and are even ''written in English''. Or, rather, that should be ''[[Engrish]]'', as they can be a bit incoherent. Secondly, Yoshioka includes a drawing of [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]]'s head down by the assembly instructions. For some odd reason, he is drawn in his [[Marvel Comics]] [[Powermaster]] design. | ||
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Packaged alongside the MC Axis resin model kits in 1996 came a series of one-page comic strips, written and drawn by Hidetsugu Yoshioka. One comic was packaged with the Arcee model, one came with the Elita One model and a third was included with the Hot Rod model.
These comics feature a few oddities. Firstly, despite being released exclusively in Japan, they read from left to right like an American comic (something typical of Yoshioka) and are even written in English. Or, rather, that should be Engrish, as they can be a bit incoherent. Secondly, Yoshioka includes a drawing of Optimus Prime's head down by the assembly instructions. For some odd reason, he is drawn in his Marvel Comics Powermaster design.
Issues
Arcee
On Cybertron, following a devastating battle, Firestar and Moonracer observe the enemies retreating and presume that things will be quiet for a while. Suddenly, they are attacked from behind by a massive Decepticon. Arcee immediately saves them by killing the villain with a single shot. Arcee reminds the two Female Autobots that war is especially tough on females. They then ponder whether danger is tripled when three beautiful women are involved.
Yeah, we don't get it either.
Elita One
After defeating a towering Decepticon foe, the Female Autobots celebrate their victory, declaring that they can retake Cybertron all by themselves. Meanwhile, a pensive Elita One realizes that although they talk tough, they are actually worn-out. She wonders when Optimus Prime will return and end the war for good.
Hot Rod
