Comico's Robotech: The Macross Saga Number 2, which continued from the first Macross issue. The various comic publishers include: Comico (1984–1989) Eternity Comics (1988–1994) Academy Comics (1994–1996) Antarctic Press (1997–1998) Wildstorm (DC) (2002–2005) Dynamite Entertainment (2013–2015) Titan Comics (2017–present) Collectible card game The first Robotech collectible card game was released in 2006 by Hero Factory, which had previously produced Robotech trading cards. Music and soundtracks Various Robotech soundtracks have been released on records, cassettes, and compact discs since 1988. Robotech: BGM Collection, Vol.1 (1988) Robotech: Perfect Collection (1988) Robotech: Perfect Soundtrack Album (1996) Robotech: Battlecry Soundtrack (2002) Robotech: Invasion Soundtrack (2004) Robotech: 20th Anniversary Soundtrack (2005) Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles Soundtrack (2007) Robotech: 30th Anniversary Soundtrack (2015) Novelizations Since 1987, Robotech was adapted into novel form by "Jack McKinney", a pseudonym for the team of James Luceno and Brian Daley, a pair of writers who had been working with Macek since they had collaborated on the animated series Galaxy Rangers. Using fictitious epigraphs in the style of Dune, McKinney's novels fleshed out the chronology (including adapting the incomplete Sentinels source material) in far greater detail than the original animation. Many Robotech fans consider the McKinney series to be an unofficial canon of its own, despite notable divergences in the writing from Harmony Gold's current official animation-based canon. Despite no longer being considered core-continuity by Harmony Gold, the novels have been recently re-issued by Del Rey Books as Omnibus compilations. Role-playing games In 1986, Palladium Books published a role-playing game based on the Robotech series, including several books covering the Sentinels portion of the storyline. The original Robotech RPG line went out of print as of June 30, 2001, but Harmony Gold and Palladium Books signed an agreement in 2007 to produce a new line of Robotech RPG books, beginning with a book covering and promoting the feature-length film The Shadow Chronicles. The Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles Role-Playing Game sourcebook first book was released on March 21, 2008, followed by sourcebooks covering the Macross, Masters, and New Generation chapters of Robotech (redrafted to reflect the Harmony Gold canon). Other sourcebooks and supplements are reflected in the Palladium Books production pipeline. On April 18, 2013, Palladium started a campaign on the crowdfunding site Kickstarter for a tabletop miniatures game based on the Robotech RPG called "Robotech: RPG Tactics". The miniatures are being produced by Ninja Division (combining sculpting talents from Soda Pop