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* This 4-page story was published in ''Woman's Day'' magazine as a "Kids' Comic Special."  However, it is obviously a [[Marvel Comics]] production.
* This 4-page story was published in ''Woman's Day'' magazine as a "Kids' Comic Special."  However, it is obviously a [[Marvel Comics]] production.
* If presumed to take place in the [[Marvel Comics continuity]], due to the characters featured, the story could only take place on Christmas 1986.  The [[Christmas Breaker!|previous Christmas]] was before "[[Rock and Roll-Out!]]," which debuted Tracks and Hoist.  By the [[Stargazing|following Christmas]], Bumblebee would have become Goldbug.
* If presumed to take place in the [[Marvel Comics continuity]], due to the characters featured, the story could only take place on Christmas 1986.  The [[Christmas Breaker!|previous Christmas]] was before "[[Rock and Roll-Out!]]," which debuted Tracks and Hoist.  By the [[Stargazing|following Christmas]], Bumblebee would have become Goldbug.
* There's a neat bit where Laserbeak transports Soundwave in his cassette player mode - Soundwave transforms and Laserbeak picks him up in his beak.
* Like a real VW Beetle, Bumblebee's battery is in his trunk.


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Revision as of 15:51, 3 November 2009

The Night the Transformers Saved Christmas
Publisher Woman's Day magazine
First published December 26, 1985
Writer uncredited
Penciler Herb Trimpe (uncredited)
Inker uncredited
Colorist Nelson Yomtov (uncredited)
Letterer uncredited
Editor uncredited
Continuity (probably) Marvel Comics continuity

Bumblebee and the Autobots learn the true meaning of Christmas: electricity!

Synopsis

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Errors

Items of note

  • This 4-page story was published in Woman's Day magazine as a "Kids' Comic Special." However, it is obviously a Marvel Comics production.
  • If presumed to take place in the Marvel Comics continuity, due to the characters featured, the story could only take place on Christmas 1986. The previous Christmas was before "Rock and Roll-Out!," which debuted Tracks and Hoist. By the following Christmas, Bumblebee would have become Goldbug.
  • There's a neat bit where Laserbeak transports Soundwave in his cassette player mode - Soundwave transforms and Laserbeak picks him up in his beak.
  • Like a real VW Beetle, Bumblebee's battery is in his trunk.