In Transformers Animated, Jetfire was the twin brother of Jetstorm, with the two being the only aerial Autobots in the series. Likewise, they could combine with each other to become the gigantic ...

Skyfire/Jetfire was only seen occasionally in the animated series, likely to keep any "promotion" of the character to a minimum. Despite his status as a fan-favorite, he wasn't commonly seen ...

While Jetfire is able to help the Autobots, the scientist becomes another casualty of Starscream before the issue’s end. Transformers Comics vs. Cartoon.

Hasbro launched a new line of G.I. Joe figures in 1982, which was supported by an animated TV series and a comic book published by Marvel Comics. ... Jetfire. Finally, ...

Jetfire was a space shuttle in one of the later cartoons, i think it was either armada or energon, I can never remember him being a F-14 Jarred on Dec 7, 2008 44 ...

And that’s because the ’80s-era Jetfire was actually a re-branded re-issue of Takatoku Toys’ wonderfully-detailed Macross VF-1S Super Valkyrie.

The Comic-Con exclusive reissue of Hasbro's 1984 "Jetfire" toy has landed the company in trouble, with another company claiming to have been damaged by its release. By Graeme McMillan G.I. Joe ...

Jetfire has a complex origin in terms of the original design. In that the toy used was a recolored version of the VF-1S Super Valkyrie from Macross, as penned by Shoji Kawamori.