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Transformers #11 p.12

Location: Transformers
Artists: Herb Trimpe (Penciller) ,  Tom Palmer (Inker) ,  Diana Albers (Letterer)

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Location: Transformers
Title: Transformers #11 p.12*
Artist:  Herb Trimpe (Penciller) ,  Tom Palmer (Inker) ,  Diana Albers (Letterer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 252
Likes on CAF: 8
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 7/1/2024

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Buster needs to talk to his girlfriend Jessie, but she'd rather race as they ride their bikes.

Buster uses the power of the Creation Matrix, secretly passed onto him by Optimus Prime, to break the chain link on Jessie's bike to have an excuse to stop and talk.

A memorable page from a book I got in one of those Comic Book 3-packs from Toys R' Us back in the day.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
2    
Posted On 7/1/2024

Transformers, page of Buster for me
Jesse's back in town, it won't be easy
Transformers Trimpe
With Palmer touch me
Transformers please me

Jesse, I will use fresh powers for you, no
Jesse, Bikes won't matrix lines old for you, no
Jesse, I won't chain the seat for you
I won't put on cologne
I won't sit by the phone for you

Kavi H Member Since 2018
1    
Posted On 7/1/2024

for a second there I was really concerned for Jessie's right foot, PTSD whenever I see a leg/foot limb in danger these days I suppose. I'm hoping this conversation worked out well for Buster

Michael Reyes Member Since 2014
1    
Posted On 7/2/2024

Reminds me of the time I used to bike as a kid!

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 7/2/2024

The thing is that chains didn't typically break. In the late 70's into the early 80's, the real danger was that your bell bottoms would be flapping in the wind and they'd sometimes get caught in the chain, throwing you over the handlebars head first. Man, those were some good times.... Btw, I love that even a highly stylized artist like Trimpe gets almost completely buried by Palmer's strong inks!