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'''''Transformers: Breakdown''''', published by [[Titan Books]], is the name of the eleventh printed [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] trade paperback, which contains six issues of the original US [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Transformers comics]] published by [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]].
'''''Transformers: Breakdown''''', published by [[Titan Books]], is the name of the eleventh printed [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] trade paperback, which contains six issues of the original US [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Transformers comics]] published by [[Marvel Comics|Marvel]]. Beginning with this volume, the color remastering process extends to erasing the {{w|Ben-Day dots}} present in the original publications, which earlier volumes had retained; the result is color artwork with blurrier edges, which will progressively worsen as the Titan series of graphic novels continues.


==Contents==
==Contents==

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Specifics: Hardcover edition
The Transformers TPB

"These are not the Cons you're looking for."
Transformers: Breakdown
Publisher Titan Books
First published March 2004
Writer Bob Budiansky
Penciller Don Perlin
Inkers Ian Akin, Brett Breeding & Brian Garvey
Colorist Nel Yomtov
Letterer Janice Chiang
Editor Don Daley
Continuity Marvel Comics continuity
ISBN 1-84023-791-0, 1-84023-810-0 (hardcover)
Price $19.95, £14.99
Printed in Italy

Transformers: Breakdown, published by Titan Books, is the name of the eleventh printed Generation 1 trade paperback, which contains six issues of the original US Transformers comics published by Marvel. Beginning with this volume, the color remastering process extends to erasing the Ben-Day dots present in the original publications, which earlier volumes had retained; the result is color artwork with blurrier edges, which will progressively worsen as the Titan series of graphic novels continues.

Contents

Covers

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