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''''' | '''''Transformers in 3-D''''' (alternately '''''The Transformers 3-D''''' or '''''The Transformers in 3-D''''') was a short-lived comic book series published by [[Blackthorne Publishing]] in 1987. They are notable for their ''bizarre'' continuity (indeed, it's possible that every issue occupies a separate continuity) and because the first issue is '''frickin' hilarious'''. | ||
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Transformers in 3-D (alternately The Transformers 3-D or The Transformers in 3-D) was a short-lived comic book series published by Blackthorne Publishing in 1987. They are notable for their bizarre continuity (indeed, it's possible that every issue occupies a separate continuity) and because the first issue is frickin' hilarious.
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Overview
The books are not explicitly set in any particular continuity, and in fact don't follow very smoothly from each other.
The final issue was part 1 of a 3-part storyline.
Creative team
A different crew of writer and artists produced each issue, perhaps accounting for the wild story variability.
