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Revision as of 21:27, 22 December 2009
The Transformers Sticker Book was a children's activity book based around the Generation One franchise.
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| The Transformers Sticker Book | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | Figurine Panini | ||||||||||||
| First published | 1986 | ||||||||||||
| Page count | 32pp | ||||||||||||
Vital statistics
Published in the US, UK, Canada and Australia this album can hold ~255 collectible stickers.
Overview
All images were taken from Season 1 of the The Transformers cartoon and Hasbro stock art.
Trivia
- Identifies the Ark by name.
- The highly-truncated retelling of the first 3 episodes identifies the Decepticons' fuel-gathering mission as Operation Energy, and says that their plan was to construct a superweapon, not a space shuttle. Operation Energy is foiled because the humans learn to work with the Autobots and anticipate the Decepticons' attacks, setting the stage for the stalemate of the ongoing series.
- Spike is a genius! He's credited with designing the Dinobots and building Sky Spy.
