Hasbro Transformers Collectors' Club issue 51

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Publisher	Fun Publications
First published	early June
Cover date	June/July 13
MTMTE Profiles	Dan Khanna
Contributors	David Willis; Greg Black; Jim Sorenson; Bill Forster; Derrick Wyatt; S. Trent Troop; Greg Sepelak; Richard Chang; Benson Yee
Editor	Pete Sinclair
Associate editor	Jesse Wittenrich
Creative Director/ Layout	Lanny Lathem
Research editor	Karl Hartman
Editor-in-chief	Brian Savage

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San Diego... ARE YOU READY?

On the cover: an advertisement for BotCon 2013 (p. 1)
Inside cover: "Brian's Bytes and Bolts", "From the Editor's Desk" (p. 2)
"Come meet the cast and crew of Rescue Bots at BotCon 2013!" and "Artist Alley", another pair of adverts for the convention (p. 3)
"A Road Map to the Transformers Fiction Universe" (pp. 4–5)
"The Fairborns - Dad, Mom, and Daughter" - an explanation and advert for the GIJoeCon 2013 Script Reading: "We're having a baby Joe!" (p. 6)
"Shattered Paths" - comic story (pp. 7–12)
"The Transformers Menagerie, Part 3: The Insecticons" (p. 13)
Bios in the style of More than Meets the Eye:
- Classics Scylla (p. 14)
- Classics Autojetter (p. 15)
"The Back Cover..." (p. 16)
- Transformers I.Q.
- Recordicons
- Transformers I.Q. Trivia Bonus

Notes

Characters mentioned in Scylla's profile include: Megatron, Grimlock, the Dinobots, Autojetter, Autojetter's brother, Elita-1, and Prowl.
- Scylla's body was built using schematics from Elita-1; her BotCon 2009 toy bio indicated that Grimlock was the only one who knew of her origins.
- Scylla's body contains techno-organic components that allow for self-repair; technorganic Transformers were shown to have regenerative capabilities in Beast Machines.
Characters mentioned in Autojetter's profile include: Grimlock and the Dinobots.
- Autojetter and Autolauncher were designed by Grimlock to serve as a new generation of Dinobots, using his and the other original's blueprints.
The last massive continuity flowchart appeared way back in issue #8. Long overdue an update, then.

"Faireborn" is misspelled as "Fairborn" both in the title and throughout the article.