Titan UK Transformers Animated Magazine no more?
Tuesday, January 6th, 2009 3:33PM CST
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After only three issues, it seems that they Titan UK Transformers Animated Magazine and Comic is to be published no more, according to UK transformers Fans reporting on www.transformertoys.co.uk.
Although the Titan Animated Magazine Website gives no indication of the cancellation of the series, (the site remains un-changed since October 2008), further proof of the cancellation has been provided by Son Goku of the TFW2005 Boards, who has been issued a notice informing him of the cancellation.
It appears that the main Titan UK Transformers Magazine is continuing to be published, with Titan's Animated subscribers being automatically switched to the mainline subscription.
This is not good news for Transformers Animated fans in the UK, who have had to deal with delays and other issues in regards to both the Animated television and show and toy distribution.
Although the Titan Animated Magazine Website gives no indication of the cancellation of the series, (the site remains un-changed since October 2008), further proof of the cancellation has been provided by Son Goku of the TFW2005 Boards, who has been issued a notice informing him of the cancellation.
It appears that the main Titan UK Transformers Magazine is continuing to be published, with Titan's Animated subscribers being automatically switched to the mainline subscription.
This is not good news for Transformers Animated fans in the UK, who have had to deal with delays and other issues in regards to both the Animated television and show and toy distribution.
Credit(s): www.transformertoys.co.uk, Son Goku of TFW2005
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Re: Titan UK Transformers Animated Magazine no more? (862325)
Posted by Hard Hacker on January 6th, 2009 @ 4:00pm CST
Posted by Hard Hacker on January 6th, 2009 @ 4:00pm CST
This'll go down in Transformers history.
Re: Titan UK Transformers Animated Magazine no more? (862342)
Posted by Psychout on January 6th, 2009 @ 4:22pm CST
Posted by Psychout on January 6th, 2009 @ 4:22pm CST
Im not surprised, it was rubbish.
Re: Titan UK Transformers Animated Magazine no more? (864177)
Posted by Leonardo on January 9th, 2009 @ 3:31pm CST
Was it one of those magazines that had Character Bio of the Fortnight, "interviews" with the characters, letters pages answered by other characters, weird cut-out masks and games that involve a Candyland-esque map printed on one page?
Posted by Leonardo on January 9th, 2009 @ 3:31pm CST
Psychout wrote:Im not surprised, it was rubbish.
Was it one of those magazines that had Character Bio of the Fortnight, "interviews" with the characters, letters pages answered by other characters, weird cut-out masks and games that involve a Candyland-esque map printed on one page?
