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|date=26th January, 1985 |
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| The Transformers issue 10 | ||||||||||||||||
| Publisher | Marvel Comics | |||||||||||||||
| First published | 26th January, 1985 | |||||||||||||||
| Off‑sale date | 8th February, 1985 | |||||||||||||||
| Cover | John Ridgway 
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IN MAN OF IRON — A NIGHT-TIME VISITOR FOR SAMMY!
Contents
- Openers: Editor's letter; Fact File on Starscream;
letters, penpals, and stock exchange; advertorial for Corgi Books' Be an Interplanetary Spy: "Mission to Microworld"; "Hello from Hasbro" penned by head of Boys Toys, Anthony Temple - The Transformers: "Man of Iron" part 2
- Advert: Hasbro advert for Transformers including Sideswipe, Ratchet, Hound, Mirage, Bluestreak, and Jazz
- Advert: Return of the Jedi
(featuring CYRIL the editor droid) - Calendar: February, featuring Megatron
- Feature: Robby the Robot, a history of, er, Robby the Robot from Forbidden Planet through to Gremlins (again?!)
- Machine Man: "Kill Me or Cure Me" part 1
- Feature: Robot Round-Up, featuring George; The Robot Heritage by Neil Frude; how Gort from The Day the Earth Stood Still was brought to life; HERO Jr.; and Jim Whiting
- Matt and the Cat: (issue 10)
- Advert: SPIDEY WATCHES – Spider-Man watches are now available in two different styles!
Notes
- The contents page mistakenly lists this issue's Machine Man story as being the conclusion of "The Man Who Could Walk Through Walls", and also advertises a Transformers-themed wordsearch that isn't actually in the comic.
