Alexander the Great - Revision history

Rwe1138: /* 2005 IDW continuity */

2019-07-05T02:28:36Z

2005 IDW continuity

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	Centuries later, [[Joe Colton]] would read Plutarch's writings about Alexander in a fortune cookie. [[Merklynn\|Garrison Kreiger]] would also become familiar with the writings.		Centuries later, [[Joe Colton]] would read Plutarch's writings about Alexander in a fortune cookie. [[Merklynn\|Garrison Kreiger]] would also become familiar with the writings.

	When the two were preparing for their assault on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], Colton referenced Plutarch's writings before asking Kreiger about his obsession with the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]]. Revealing that he saw the Talisman as a stepping stone to galactic conquest, Kreiger said that, like Alexander, he too shed tears...but over the prospect of how ''many'' worlds there were left to conquer. {{storylink\|The Origins of Evil, Part Five: One Unholy Machine\|One Unholy Machine}}		When the two were preparing for their assault on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], Colton referenced Plutarch's writings before asking Kreiger about his obsession with the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]]. Revealing that he saw the Talisman as a stepping stone to galactic conquest, Kreiger said that, like Alexander, he too shed tears... but over the prospect of how ''many'' worlds there were left to conquer. {{storylink\|The Origins of Evil, Part Five: One Unholy Machine\|One Unholy Machine}}

	==External links==		==External links==

Cyberlink420 at 19:10, 2 May 2019

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	*{{w\|Alexander the Great}} at Wikipedia		*{{w\|Alexander the Great}} at Wikipedia

	[[Category: IDW ~~Generation 1~~ humans]]		[[Category:IDW (2005) humans]]
	[[Category: Real people]]		[[Category:Real people]]

Locoman: /* 2005 IDW continuity */

2019-04-03T19:43:36Z

2005 IDW continuity

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	While in his death-throes, [[Doctor Mindbender]] saw a vision of his historical heroes laughing maniacally at him. Among them, Alexander the Great. {{storylink\|Headmasters (issue)\|Headmasters}}		While in his death-throes, [[Doctor Mindbender]] saw a vision of his historical heroes laughing maniacally at him. Among them, Alexander the Great. {{storylink\|Headmasters (issue)\|Headmasters}}

	===IDW ~~Generation 1~~ continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	At the height of his power, Alexander weeped when it was theorized multiple worlds existed and he had failed to conquer even [[Earth]]. The Greek writer [[Plutarch]] would later write about Alexander and his existential crisis.		At the height of his power, Alexander weeped when it was theorized multiple worlds existed and he had failed to conquer even [[Earth]]. The Greek writer [[Plutarch]] would later write about Alexander and his existential crisis.

Saix at 21:54, 13 January 2018

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	At the height of his power, Alexander weeped when it was theorized multiple worlds existed and he had failed to conquer even [[Earth]]. The Greek writer [[Plutarch]] would later write about Alexander and his existential crisis.		At the height of his power, Alexander weeped when it was theorized multiple worlds existed and he had failed to conquer even [[Earth]]. The Greek writer [[Plutarch]] would later write about Alexander and his existential crisis.

	Centuries later, [[Joe Colton]] would read Plutarch's writings about Alexander in a fortune cookie. [[Garrison Kreiger]] would also become familiar with the writings.		Centuries later, [[Joe Colton]] would read Plutarch's writings about Alexander in a fortune cookie. [[Merklynn\|Garrison Kreiger]] would also become familiar with the writings.

	When the two were preparing for their assault on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], Colton referenced Plutarch's writings before asking Kreiger about his obsession with the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]]. Revealing that he saw the Talisman as a stepping stone to galactic conquest, Kreiger said that, like Alexander, he too shed tears...but over the prospect of how ''many'' worlds there were left to conquer. {{storylink\|The Origins of Evil, Part Five: One Unholy Machine\|One Unholy Machine}}		When the two were preparing for their assault on [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], Colton referenced Plutarch's writings before asking Kreiger about his obsession with the [[Talisman (G1)\|Talisman]]. Revealing that he saw the Talisman as a stepping stone to galactic conquest, Kreiger said that, like Alexander, he too shed tears...but over the prospect of how ''many'' worlds there were left to conquer. {{storylink\|The Origins of Evil, Part Five: One Unholy Machine\|One Unholy Machine}}

TimeLord11 at 00:50, 8 December 2017

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
			===''Transformers vs. G.I. Joe''===
			While in his death-throes, [[Doctor Mindbender]] saw a vision of his historical heroes laughing maniacally at him. Among them, Alexander the Great. {{storylink\|Headmasters (issue)\|Headmasters}}

	===IDW Generation 1 continuity===		===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
	At the height of his power, Alexander weeped when it was theorized multiple worlds existed and he had failed to conquer even [[Earth]]. The Greek writer ~~{{w\|~~Plutarch}} would later write about Alexander and his existential crisis.		At the height of his power, Alexander weeped when it was theorized multiple worlds existed and he had failed to conquer even [[Earth]]. The Greek writer [[Plutarch]] would later write about Alexander and his existential crisis.

	Centuries later, [[Joe Colton]] would read Plutarch's writings about Alexander in a fortune cookie. [[Garrison Kreiger]] would also become familiar with the writings.		Centuries later, [[Joe Colton]] would read Plutarch's writings about Alexander in a fortune cookie. [[Garrison Kreiger]] would also become familiar with the writings.

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2017-10-13T01:00:27Z

Created page with "'''Alexander of Macedonia''' was a human conqueror. Apparently he was great. So great that texts about him were placed inside fortune cookies. ==Fiction== ===IDW Generati..."

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'''Alexander of Macedonia''' was a [[human]] conqueror. Apparently he was great. So great that texts about him were placed inside fortune cookies.

==Fiction==
===IDW Generation 1 continuity===
At the height of his power, Alexander weeped when it was theorized multiple worlds existed and he had failed to conquer even [[Earth]]. The Greek writer {{w|Plutarch}} would later write about Alexander and his existential crisis.

Centuries later, [[Joe Colton]] would read Plutarch's writings about Alexander in a fortune cookie. [[Garrison Kreiger]] would also become familiar with the writings.

When the two were preparing for their assault on [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]], Colton referenced Plutarch's writings before asking Kreiger about his obsession with the [[Talisman (G1)|Talisman]]. Revealing that he saw the Talisman as a stepping stone to galactic conquest, Kreiger said that, like Alexander, he too shed tears...but over the prospect of how ''many'' worlds there were left to conquer. {{storylink|The Origins of Evil, Part Five: One Unholy Machine|One Unholy Machine}}

==External links==
*{{w|Alexander the Great}} at Wikipedia

[[Category: IDW Generation 1 humans]]
[[Category: Real people]]