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Coming this November – BotCon Commemorative edition of Transformers Timelines Issue 6: The Stunti-Con Job featuring the Allspark Almanac Addendum!

This SUPERSIZED 48-page edition of TRANSFORMERS: TIMELINES offers the first ALL-NEW comic continuation of the TRANSFORMERS: ANIMATED cartoon series. Dubbed season 3.5, this brand new comic adventure “Stunti-Con Job” is written by TRANSFORMERS: ANIMATED Story Editor MARTY ISENBERG with new concepts and characters developed by Cartoon Network’s Art Director DERRICK J. WYATT. Also included is 16 pages of ADDITIONAL Allspark Almanac content developed exclusively for this awesome comic offering. A must read for TRANSFORMERS fans!

story – MARTY ISENBERG, MATT YOUNGBERG & DERRICK J. WYATT

writer – MARTY ISENBERG

art – MARCELO MATERE & THOMAS DEER

cover – THOMAS DEER

November

48 pages, FC

$7.95

And now… The Ultimate Transformers Timelines Animated Comic Contest!

We want to make sure every comic shop across the U.S. carries this amazing Animated offering and we want you to help. Best part? You can win a 2011 Transformers Animated Custom Class Minerva Figure limited to under 75 built.

Simply visit your favorite Comic shop(s) and ask them to order Transformers Timelines Issue 6: The Stunti-Con Job. Solicitation appears on page 298 of September Previews.

Whoever gets the MOST solicitations ordered at their comic shop* will receive a 2011 Transformers Animated Custom Class Minerva. The owner of the comic shop with the highest number of orders will receive a signed 2011 Transformers Timelines Issue 6, a TF3 Razer DeathAdder Gaming mouse and a BotCon 2011 Exclusive Fisitron figure.




Grand Prize – 2011 Custom Class Transformers Animated Minerva

First Prize – TF3 Razer DeathAdder Gaming mouse and Vespula Mouse mat

Five (5) Runner up Prizes – Transformers Timelines Issue 6 Signed Copy (Signed by Marty Isenberg, Marcelo Matere, Derrick J. Wyatt, Abby Collins and more!)

*For Contest Rules and Regulations please visit http://www.transformersclub.com

Sabrblade wrote:There is a comic store near me, but they specifically do not carry Transformers comics. There is, however, a second comic shop on my way home from school, but I have never shopped there nor have I ever ordered a comic from a comic shop before.

It Is Him wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:There is a comic store near me, but they specifically do not carry Transformers comics. There is, however, a second comic shop on my way home from school, but I have never shopped there nor have I ever ordered a comic from a comic shop before.

Emerald City? Love that place. They also carry some toys at both locations, but not a whole lot.

BeastProwl wrote:There are NO Comic shops ANYWERE around me. Is there some way to buy it online, or read it somewere, because I Can't buy it in a store. All I want is too read it so I can continue animated!

It Is Him wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:There is a comic store near me, but they specifically do not carry Transformers comics. There is, however, a second comic shop on my way home from school, but I have never shopped there nor have I ever ordered a comic from a comic shop before.

Emerald City? Love that place. They also carry some toys at both locations, but not a whole lot.

Sabrblade wrote:

It Is Him wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:There is a comic store near me, but they specifically do not carry Transformers comics. There is, however, a second comic shop on my way home from school, but I have never shopped there nor have I ever ordered a comic from a comic shop before.

Emerald City? Love that place. They also carry some toys at both locations, but not a whole lot.

No, I think the place I'm thinking of (the one on my way home from school) is called Demolition Comics.

Though, I'd very much like to know how to go about trying to get Minerva, as I don't fully understand the process of what's described in the new post.

El Duque wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

It Is Him wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:There is a comic store near me, but they specifically do not carry Transformers comics. There is, however, a second comic shop on my way home from school, but I have never shopped there nor have I ever ordered a comic from a comic shop before.

Emerald City? Love that place. They also carry some toys at both locations, but not a whole lot.

No, I think the place I'm thinking of (the one on my way home from school) is called Demolition Comics.

Though, I'd very much like to know how to go about trying to get Minerva, as I don't fully understand the process of what's described in the new post.

To be honest, I don't really understand the process either

The part of my news post that's quoted is just the press release they sent us, so I can't really offer any further insight. Guess you could contact them directly or thru one of their social media outlets.