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AF / G.I.Joe comic, Help needed with release times, names

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Osku View member profile	5 April 2006, 16:43 Post #1 \| Print
Helsinki, Finland Group: Super moderators Posts: 1 050 Joined: 26 February 2006	A long time ago I promised to some day update the Finnish comic section with AF prologue to Generation 2 comic. I'd now need help with first names of some pencilers and inkers, as well as release times for issues. Anyone know of a good listing of US G.I.Joe issues? First draft, so feedback, spotted errors etc appreciated. http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y143/bwku...ntfa/af2-94.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y143/bwku...ntfa/af3-94.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y143/bwku...ntfa/af4-94.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y143/bwku...ntfa/af5-94.jpg http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y143/bwku...ntfa/af6-94.jpg -- Action Force G.I.Joe "Action Force G.I.Joe" was a comic published by Semic and it printed Marvel US "G.I.Joe" and "G.I.Joe Special Missions" material. In G.I.Joe US issues 138-142 Transformers were reintroduced after the cancellation of original Transformers comic and is usually referred as prologue to "Transformers Generation 2" comic. At the time both newer and older, in Finland unpublished material, was printed in the same issue. Issue 2/1994 - 48 pages Contents: Paljastuksia (US #138, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: Andrew Wildman Inks: Stephen Baskerville Colours: Bob Sharen Destro palaa! (US #18 Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: Mike Vosburg Inks: Jon d'Agostino Colours: George Roussos Translator: Antti Seppänen Issue 3/1994 - 48 pages Contents: Uusia tuttavuuksia (US #139, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: Chris Batista Inks: Stephen Baskerville, ? Williams, ? Hudson, Chip Wallace Colours: Bob Sharen, ? Wittenstaetter Tärkeä voitto? (US #19, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: Mike Vosburg Inks: Jon d'Agostino Colours: George Roussos Translator: Antti Seppänen Issue 4/1994 - 48 pages Contents: Kohti etelää (US #140, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: Chris Batista Inks: Chip Wallace Colours: Bob Sharen Maan poveen (US #22, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: Mike Vosburg Inks: Jon d'Agostino Colours: George Roussos Translator: Antti Seppänen Issue 5/1994 - 48 pages Contents: Daavid ja Goljat (US #141, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: S. Leiber, W. Rosado Inks: S. Moulter, Chip Wallace Colours: Bob Sharen Painukaa suolle! (US #28, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: M. Severin Inks: Andy Mushynsky Colours: George Roussos Translator: Antti Seppänen Issue 6/1994 - 48 pages Contents: Viimeiset muodonmuutokset (US #142, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: J. Orozco Inks: Chip Wallace, T. Tuohy Colours: Bob Sharen Painukaa suolle! (US #28, Writer: Larry Hama Art: M. Severin Inks: Andy Mushynsky Colours: George Roussos Translator: Antti Seppänen On the letter pages editors mentioned of plans to publish also "Transformers Generation 2" in Finland, but for some reason it never happened. Which is a pity, because the series was in many ways a refreshing new take on the property. Not for everyone's taste naturally. Titan Books has released all the 12 issues in two collections. See for more [link] -------------------- Kuviani eläin-TF:ista. 1 2 My pictures of animal TFs. 1 2

Groundsplitter View member profile	5 April 2006, 19:25 Post #2 \| Print
Admin Lars Eriksson Knivsta, Sweden Group: Root admin Posts: 4 551 Joined: 26 February 2006	QUOTE(Osku @ 05 april 2006,17:43) A long time ago I promised to some day update the Finnish comic section with AF prologue to Generation 2 comic. I'd now need help with first names of some pencilers and inkers, as well as release times for issues. Anyone know of a good listing of US G.I.Joe issues? G.I. Joe was scheduled to come out the third week in September 1993. I don't know what weekday though. From 1998 and onwards comics have usually shipped on Wednesdays, but since this particular schedule I'm looking at lists four weeks and September 1993 had five Wednesdays, it must have been a different weekday back then. Much of the info you are looking for is already available in my index to the Marvel books. QUOTE Issue 3/1994 - 48 pages Inks: Stephen Baskerville, ? Williams, ? Hudson, Chip Wallace Colours: Bob Sharen, ? Wittenstaetter Don Hudson and Renee Wittenstaetter. I can't help with Williams. QUOTE Issue 5/1994 - 48 pages Contents: Daavid ja Goljat (US #141, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: S. Leiber, W. Rosado Inks: S. Moulter, Chip Wallace Colours: Bob Sharen Steven Leiber, William Rosado, Scott Moulter. QUOTE Painukaa suolle! (US #28, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: M. Severin Inks: Andy Mushynsky Colours: George Roussos Marie Severin QUOTE Issue 6/1994 - 48 pages Contents: Viimeiset muodonmuutokset (US #142, Writer: Larry Hama Pencils: J. Orozco Inks: Chip Wallace, T. Tuohy Colours: Bob Sharen Jesse Orozco, Tim Tuohy QUOTE Painukaa suolle! (US #28, Writer: Larry Hama Art: M. Severin Inks: Andy Mushynsky Colours: George Roussos Marie again. -------------------- E-mail address: groundsplitter@ntfa.net

Osku View member profile	6 April 2006, 09:25 Post #3 \| Print
Helsinki, Finland Group: Super moderators Posts: 1 050 Joined: 26 February 2006	QUOTE(Groundsplitter @ 05 Huhti 2006,21:25) Much of the info you are looking for is already available in my index to the Marvel books. Me stupid and bad memory too. Is the partial updating possibilities fro me and some others(?) still in consideration? I'd like to update the comic info (Semic, Egmont), and maybe put Finnish version available as well.

Feikki View member profile	6 April 2006, 11:04 Post #4 \| Print
NTFA Private eye Lappeenranta / Hämeenlinna, Finland Group: Members Posts: 1 077 Joined: 26 February 2006	Why won't you include AF 1/94? It's part of the story and tells about how Destro and Baroness escape, (little) how Scarlett joins Cobra and the start for Snake-Eyes' and Storm Shadow's trip. It's more natural point to get into that story. -------------------- Nightbeat's holo-avatar Feikki's test site - my blog

Creation Matrix View member profile	6 April 2006, 11:33 Post #5 \| Print
Sorcerer Supreme Taavi Suhonen Joensuu, Finland Group: Members Posts: 645 Joined: 26 February 2006	Unless my memory is failing me, that issue has no Transformers in it. But I do agree that it (and 9 and 10/93 which have the real beginning of the story) should at least be mentioned. -------------------- "The agriculture ministry is not in charge of Gundam."

Groundsplitter View member profile	6 April 2006, 22:25 Post #6 \| Print
Admin Lars Eriksson Knivsta, Sweden Group: Root admin Posts: 4 551 Joined: 26 February 2006	QUOTE(Osku @ 06 april 2006,10:25) Is the partial updating possibilities fro me and some others(?) still in consideration? I'd like to update the comic info (Semic, Egmont), and maybe put Finnish version available as well. Yes, it is. At the moment it is the next thing on my agenda (but of course these things change depending on how I feel). Now that we've moved to a bigger place, it gives me plenty of room to experiment, and I'm seriously considering installing a portal, like PHP-nuke or something similar. With those I assume I can give every staff member access to a certain area of the site, to add and edit pages of your own. Our web hotel has six portals directly available for easy installation, and this spring I plan to investigate those six to see which one appears to suit my/our purposes the best - I want one that's easy to maintain without knowledge of HTML coding, but is also versatile and has lots of extra components, and which preferably allows me to adapt and insert code of my own. Take the databases for example - I want to be sure that I can add new sections/pages to the portal that uses the databases in a way that I want.

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