Links last updated 01.05.2002

Transformers Comics Sites
Please, please, please be nice to these people and don't steal their scans! They take ages to do, and we're all very proud of what they've done for the TransFan community. Linking directly to their scans or placing scans on your web site without permission is guaranteed to get them cross, and they may very well decide to stop hosting comic scans, which would be a shame. So, be nice -- even if you are a Decepticon!

• The Transformers Archive Comic Archive. All US Issues from 1-80! A great resource! Each issue is available page by page.
• Daff's Trans Furmans. A great site for fans of the UK comic, with many classic stories.
• Liam's UK TF Page. Some scans of UK comics, but not as many as there used to be. Liam's not the best updater in the world, it would seem :-)
• The Virgins Guide To The Transformers Comic. Entertaining rambles on early UK issues, being updated very gradually...

Other Transformers Sites

• theyareamongus.com. The BEST resource for Australian Transfans. A huge range of toys and merchandise and a great community atmosphere in the forums.
  James Wilson's G1 Instructions Page. A invaluable resource for all who have lost their instructions over the years! Highly recommended!
• The Transformers FAQ. Essential reading for any TransFan, especially if you ever want to post to alt.toys.transformers
• The Transformers Archive. For all your Transformers needs, not just comics!
• The Transformers Web Directory. A mind bogglingly big list of TF sites. In fact, its so big, you'll probably never find what you're after :-)
• Zobovor's Multi-Faceted Transformers Site. An strange and eclectic site, from the makers of ZobTrivia™!
• Rob's Transformers Page. Home to the Trannies, this site also has an excellent comic summary, issue by issue.
• Dave's Transformers Page. This guy writes fantastic reviews of new Transformer toys: read them and be informed!
• Rik Ruff's Car Robots Pictures. Japan'sCar Robots, or Robots In Disguise (RID) in the rest of the world, are great for those of us who remember G1 fondly. This site has fantastic pictures and reviews of these great toys!