The Transformers issue 14
THE ENEMY WITHIN — SHOCK DEVELOPMENTS!
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| The Transformers issue 14 | ||||||||||||||||
| Publisher | Marvel Comics | |||||||||||||||
| First published | 23rd March, 1985 | |||||||||||||||
| Off‑sale date | 5th April, 1985 | |||||||||||||||
| Cover | Mike Collins | |||||||||||||||
| Price | 27p | |||||||||||||||
Contents
- Openers: Editor's letter; Fact File on Humph; letters, penpals, and stock exchange; advertorial for Habitat's new range of robot-themed kids' homeware and furniture; editorial-style cartoon by "ZAKZ" depicting an unsatisfied servant robot
- The Chromobots: (issue 14)
- Feature: "Transformerz Gallery Greats", a page featuring fanart of Machine Man, Megatron, Bumblebee, Jazz, Ravage,
and Rumble - The Transformers: "The Enemy Within!" part 2
- Calendar: April, featuring Starscream
- Advert: The Doctor Who Magazine
100th Issue! A super poster! The Timelords revealed! A review of the six Doctors! 8 extra colour pages! Plus all your regular favourites - Machine Man: "Baron Brimstone and his Sinister Satan Squad!" part 3
- Competition: "A Transformers Fabulous Flyer Competition" – Spot ten differences between two panels from "Man of Iron" for a chance to win one of 50 Transformers Stunt Flyers by Peter Pan Playthings
- Feature: Robot Round-Up, featuring McAndroid; turtle robots; "W. Daniel Hills", Marvin Minsky and artificial intelligence; Jasper, a domestic helper robot created by Dr O. Pilfarlo of the American Institute of Robolinear Technology that can shine your shoes, sweep the floor, dust, vacuum clean, polish the furniture, and even pop down to the newsagents for a copy of Transformers; the spare parts robot Phil from Heartbeeps
- Advert: Don't miss the April issue of Indiana Jones...
- Advert: Coming soon from Marvel Comics... Get Along Gang
- Puzzle: A Transformers wordsearch, with no list of words provided
- Matt and the Cat: (issue 14)
- Advert: Hasbro advert for Transformers including Sideswipe, Ratchet, Hound, Mirage, Bluestreak, and Jazz
Notes
- A note underneath the Matt and the Cat strip from designer Theresa George asks if readers have spotted her April Fool. This is revealed in issue 16.