The Transformers Classics UK Volume 2
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The Transformers Classics UK Volume 2 | |||||||||||||
Publisher | IDW Publishing | ||||||||||||
First published | March 21, 2012 | ||||||||||||
Writer | Simon Furman | ||||||||||||
Artists | Jeff Anderson, Barry Kitson, Tim Perkins, Will Simpson, John Stokes & Andrew Wildman (cover) | ||||||||||||
Colours | Jeff Anderson, John Burns, T.M. Cooks, Josie Firmin, Gina Hart, Tony Jozwiak, Stuart Place & Steve Whitaker | ||||||||||||
Letterers | Annie Halfacree, Mike Scott & Richard Starkings | ||||||||||||
Editors | Ian Rimmer | ||||||||||||
Continuity | Marvel Comics continuity | ||||||||||||
ISBN | ISBN 161377141X ISBN 978-1613771419 | ||||||||||||
Page count | 308 | ||||||||||||
Price | $29.99 USD |
The Transformers Classics UK Volume 2, published by IDW Publishing, is the second in a series of eight collections aiming to reprint the Marvel UK Transformers stories in order of publication, including the Annuals. James Roberts provides in-depth historical perspective in each volume and new cover art is provided by Andrew Wildman. As well as continued in-depth introductory commentaries for each story, there is a two page interview with James Hill about the creation of State Games along with Hill's rejected pitch to IDW for a single issue adaptation of the story.
Contents
- A Complete History of Transformers UK, Part 2: Second Generation
- "The Icarus Theory"
- "Dinobot Hunt!"
- "Victory!"
- Optimus Prime fact file from Transformers Annual 1986
- The Special Teams Have Arrived
- "Robot Buster!"
- "Devastation Derby!"
- "Robot War III"
- "Second Generation!"
- Megatron fact file from 1986 Annual
- "And Now... The Dinobots" fact file from issue #74
- "In the National Interest"
- "In the Beginning..."
- "To a Power Unknown!"
- "The Return of the Transformers"
- "The Mission"
- "State Games"
- Adverts and Ephemera
Errors
- Pages 9 and 11 of The Icarus Theory part 2 are swapped.
- The Transformations column on page 18, credited as being from #73, is in fact the Transformations column of #71, repeated from page 13.