Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 10
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![]() Little Jerry REPLACED! | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | Fun Publications | ||||||||||||
| Cover date | Aug/Sept 06 | ||||||||||||
Did someone say "profiles"?
Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue #10
[edit]Editor in Chief: Brian Savage
Coordinating Editor: Pete Sinclair
Lead Writer / Assistant Editor: Rik Alvarez
Associate Editor: Benson Yee
Vintage Articles Manager: Karl Hartman
Creative Director / Layout: Lanny Lathem
Grammatical Quality Control: Heather Choplin
Contents
[edit]- "Brian's Bytes and Bolts" by Brian Savage (p. 1)
- "BotCon 2006 exclusive figure set," a look at Dawn of Future's Past (p. 1)
- "Attacktix: A New way to Play!" by Rob Meyer (p. 2)
- "IDW Publishing Previews Page: August 2006 Transformers Titles" (p. 3)
- "A Road Map to the Transformers Fiction Multiverse (Part 3)" featuring "Optimus vs Malignus" and "Blackthornes 3-D Comics," both by Greg Sepelak (pp. 4-5)
- "Another Con," a comic by Pete Sinclair and Rob Meyer (p. 5)
- "Robot Parade," a comic by Matt Karpowich, Andrew Sorohan, and David Willis (p. 5)
- Bios in the style of More than Meets the Eye:
- Downshift, with art by Winston Bolen (p. 6)
- Unicron, with pencils by Little IroN and colors by Drew Eiden (p. 7)
- "Galaxy Force Kabaya," by J.E. Alvarez and photos by Joe Moore (pp. 8 and 10)
- "Mini Mayhem," by Jesse Wittenrich (p. 8)
- "Transfan Art Gallery," featuring submissions from Eric W. Schwartz, Josh Chipman, Thomas Deer, and Andy Gardner (p. 9)
- "Revelations Part 4" - comic story by Forest Lee and Dan Khanna (pp. 11-16)
Notes
[edit]- Lil' Jerry's replacements are these three comic strips: Another Con; the only Robot Parade to be printed; and the very first Mini Mayhem strip (which is about those gosh-darned wily scalping stock boys, stealing the last Primus and vanishing back into the stock room).
- Characters mentioned in Downshift's bio: Optimus Prime.
- Characters mentioned in Unicron's bio: Primus.
- Unicron's motto reads "Until all is Undone", which is a play on the classic "'Til all are one" mantra from The Transformers: The Movie.


