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'''Rob Gerbracht''' was one of the first members of the Transformers online [[Fandom|fandom]] to "cross over" into creating [[Hasbro]] sanctioned stories. He served as a [[BotCon]] and [[OTFCC]] staff writer from 2001 to 2004, producing convention materials, character bios, and co-writing the doomed [[Universe (2003 comic)|Wreckers]] comics published by [[3H Productions]]. He thinks the whole deal was kind of a mess, but at least he ground a really neat [[Wrecker|logo]] out of it. | '''Rob Gerbracht''' was one of the first members of the Transformers online [[Fandom|fandom]] to "cross over" into creating [[Hasbro]] sanctioned stories. He served as a [[BotCon]] and [[OTFCC]] staff writer from 2001 to 2004, producing convention materials, character bios, and co-writing the doomed [[Universe (2003 comic)|Wreckers]] comics published by [[3H Productions]]. He thinks the whole deal was kind of a mess, but at least he ground a really neat [[Wrecker|logo]] out of it. | ||
The ''[[Beast Wars (franchise)|Beast Wars]]'' location [[Tengu Sector]], mentioned in the episode "[[Code of Hero]]", was named after his screen name. | The ''[[Beast Wars (franchise)|Beast Wars]]'' location [[Tengu Sector]], mentioned in the episode "[[Code of Hero]]", was named after his screen name. | ||
In his spare time, he prefers to wreck rather than rule. | |||
==Writer== | ==Writer== | ||
Revision as of 14:58, 3 April 2010
Rob Gerbracht was one of the first members of the Transformers online fandom to "cross over" into creating Hasbro sanctioned stories. He served as a BotCon and OTFCC staff writer from 2001 to 2004, producing convention materials, character bios, and co-writing the doomed Wreckers comics published by 3H Productions. He thinks the whole deal was kind of a mess, but at least he ground a really neat logo out of it.
The Beast Wars location Tengu Sector, mentioned in the episode "Code of Hero", was named after his screen name.
In his spare time, he prefers to wreck rather than rule.
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