BIG Comic Con REVEAL!!! (SEE INSIDE)

Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue #39

	; Go to a rival convention and wear Optimus Prime around your neck!
Publisher	Fun Publications
First published	early June 2011
Cover date	June/July 11

Editor-In-Chief: Brian Savage
Editor: Pete Sinclair
Creative Director/Layout: Lanny Lathem
Associate Editor: Ben Yee
Associate Editor: Jesse Wittenrich
Research Editor: Karl Hartman
Columnist: Rob Meyer
Head Proofreader: Heather Choplin
Proofreader: Jeremiah McNatt
Contributor: David Willis, Martin Fisher
Resident Colorist: Drew Eiden
Resident Artist: Evan Gauntt
Staff: Greg Sepelak, Trent Troop, Rosemary Ward
TCC SD Side Burn Design: Richard Chang
Featured Artist: Casey Coller

On the cover: "Our cover, this month, features ONE of TWO Transformers Exclusives from 2011 Comic Con in San Diego! Get all the details about this awesome figure AND the OTHER exclusive on page 4 of this issue. We're still dizzy, here from the awesomeness of it all! WOW!"!!!!!1 (p. 1)
Inside cover: "Brian's Bytes and Bolts", "From the Editor's Desk" (p. 2)
"Screamers Retro-Views", an interview with Frank Welker (p. 3)
"TCC First Look: San Diego Comic-Con EXCLUSIVES!", a dizzying look at the two awesome Optimus Prime figures available at the convention! WOW! (pp. 4-5)
Bios in the style of More than Meets the Eye:
- Side Burn (p. 6)
- Prowl (p. 7)
Mini Mayhem! "What Price Fame?", a comic strip about the 2011 Hall of Fame nominees (p. 8)
"Battle Lines, Part 3" - comic story (pp. 9–14)
"Marty and Derrick are back for Transformers Animated: Season 3.5!", an interview focused on The Stunti-Con Job (p. 15)
"The Back Cover..." (p. 16)
- Around Cybertron
- "Featured Fan Art!" with "Animated vs Fallen" by Benito
- Recordicons

Notes

They're really going out of their way to promote this convention - which, for the record, isn't theirs!
A fair few errors in this one. C'mon, Jeremiah, keep it together!
- The "On The Cover" blurb is a right mess.
- In the article about SDCC 2011 exclusives, "deco" is pluralized using an apostrophe.
- Prowl's bio is full of comma splices and run-ons. For example: "After Prowl watched the Great War unfold around him and saw countless bots perish in needless and violent ways, when given a situation, it's his job to find the most efficient way of winning."