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Hmmmm....
I don't think they meet; I think it's an anthology book. Funny thing, Brit comics are almost always anthologies; which is why the Marvel UK mags are usually made of bits and pieces of different books, serialized. Sine N. American books are almost NEVER anthologies, the British comics were chopped into runs of a single series with maybe one other as a backup. (Like the Eagle versions of 2000AD.)
Weird.
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That reminds me of the Spiderman and Transformers mini series that Marvel put out, I think in the late 80's. Another unlikely team-up! He definitely fought along side 'em in that book.Comment
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>reminds me of the Spiderman and Transformers mini series that Marvel put out
Yup! That was the first miniseries, and Spidey is DEFINITELY init, although they sort of hummed and hawed about wether or not the Transformers were part of the Marvel universe for most of the run. They transplanted Death's Head (and I THINK Circuit Breaker) from the book to the regular Marvel universe, but were kinda vague about the previous stuff.
Here's more on the comic:
Zoids (comics) - Zoids Wiki
'Course, since the Transformers teamed up with GI Joe more than once, that'd make GI Joe part of the Marvel universe. (Does SHIELD know?)
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Marvel UK crammed as much disparate stuff as possible into some of their weekly and monthly reprint books.
Often it was when two ongoing titles merged into one (like Planet of the Apes and Dracula Lives, or the Captain Britain and Spider-Man books merging to become Super Spider-Man and Captain Britain).
They often ran lots of back up features in the titles too... like the weekly Star Wars reprint book also contained stuff like The Micronauts, Tales of the Watcher, Star Lord, etc.PUNY HUMANS!Comment
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