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==Quotes==


==Notes==
==Notes==
===Artwork and technical errors===
===Continuity errors===
*The story includes two instances of 'Cybertronian dates,' but like every such instance, it provides no conversion ratio, and is inconsistent with ''every other'' instance.
===Continuity notes===
*[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime's]] bio includes the tidbit that he wanted to train as a medical officer before the war broke out and he signed up to fight.
*[[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity|Optimus Prime's]] bio includes the tidbit that he wanted to train as a medical officer before the war broke out and he signed up to fight.
*The story includes two instances of 'Cybertronian dates,' but like every such instance, it provides no conversion ratio, and is inconsistent with ''every other'' instance.
*Adam Reynolds would return in "[[The Saga of the Transformers — So Far!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1989]].
*Adam Reynolds would return in "[[The Saga of the Transformers — So Far!]]" in the [[Transformers Annual 1989]].
===Real-life references===
===Other trivia===


===Covers (2)===
===Covers (2)===

Revision as of 22:31, 5 February 2015

Transformers Annual 1987
"In the Beginning..."
Publisher Marvel Comics
First published September 1986
Cover date 1987
Writer Simon Furman
Continuity Marvel Comics continuity

A human hacker logs into the Decepticon mainframe and reads an overview of the Autobot/Decepticon war.

Synopsis

Teen hacker Adam Reynolds mis-dials while trying to reach his local bank and instead reaches the Decepticon mainframe computer. A fluke results in him typing the correct access code, and he reads in amazement the history of the Autobot/Decepticon war.

However, Adam inadvertently triggers a security system when he tries to access a file his code doesn't give him access to. The Decepticon Mainframe Computer sends a 1,000,000 volt surge down Adam's phone line, destroying his computer and burning up his printouts. Adam would have been killed—except this cat startled him back from the computer a moment before it exploded.

Adam is not dissuaded. He wonders if there's an Autobot computer online somewhere...

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Humans Others

Quotes

Notes

Artwork and technical errors

Continuity errors

  • The story includes two instances of 'Cybertronian dates,' but like every such instance, it provides no conversion ratio, and is inconsistent with every other instance.

Continuity notes

Real-life references

Other trivia

Covers (2)

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