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	*[[Wikia:Marvel:Luke Cage (Earth-616)\|Luke Cage]] at Marvel Database		*[[Wikia:Marvel:Luke Cage (Earth-616)\|Luke Cage]] at Marvel Database
	*{{w\|Luke Cage\|Luke Cage}} at Wikipedia		*{{w\|Luke Cage\|Luke Cage}} at Wikipedia
	*[[wikia:Marvel:Luke Cage (Earth-7642)\|Luke Cage (Primax 1005.19 Gamma)]] at Marvel Database


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	*[[Wikia:Marvel:Luke Cage (Earth-616)\|Luke Cage]] at Marvel Database		*[[Wikia:Marvel:Luke Cage (Earth-616)\|Luke Cage]] at Marvel Database
	*{{w\|Luke Cage\|Luke Cage}} at Wikipedia		*{{w\|Luke Cage\|Luke Cage}} at Wikipedia
			*[[wikia:Marvel:Luke Cage (Earth-7642)\|Luke Cage (Primax 1005.19 Gamma)]] at Marvel Database


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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*The character was co-created by [[Gerry Conway]].		* The character was co-created by [[Gerry Conway]].
	*Power Man was featured on the cover of [[Heavy Traffic!\|''Transformers'' #22]], celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.		* Power Man was featured on the cover of [[Heavy Traffic!\|''Transformers'' #22]], celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.
	*Luke Cage ~~was~~ voiced by [[Khary Payton]], [[Trevor Devall]] and [[Deven Mack]].		* Luke Cage has been voiced by Transformers alumni [[Khary Payton]], [[Trevor Devall]] and [[Deven Mack]] in other media.

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

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			*The character was co-created by [[Gerry Conway]].
	*Power Man was featured on the cover of [[Heavy Traffic!\|''Transformers'' #22]], celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.		*Power Man was featured on the cover of [[Heavy Traffic!\|''Transformers'' #22]], celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.
	*Luke Cage ~~has been~~ voiced by [[Khary Payton]], [[Trevor Devall]] and [[Deven Mack]].		*Luke Cage was voiced by [[Khary Payton]], [[Trevor Devall]] and [[Deven Mack]].

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

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Power Man was featured on the cover of [[Heavy Traffic!\|''Transformers'' #22]], celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.		*Power Man was featured on the cover of [[Heavy Traffic!\|''Transformers'' #22]], celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.
	*Luke Cage has been voiced by ~~Transformers alumni~~ [[Khary Payton]], [[Trevor Devall]] and [[Deven Mack]] ~~in other media~~.		*Luke Cage has been voiced by [[Khary Payton]], [[Trevor Devall]] and [[Deven Mack]].

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

GobotsFanForever at 02:49, 19 November 2022

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	[[File:Lukecagemanmachine.jpg\|245px\|thumb\|Dammit, Cage, everyone else has a superhero costume. At least wear a tiara or something.]]		[[File:Lukecagemanmachine.jpg\|245px\|thumb\|Dammit, Cage, everyone else has a superhero costume. At least wear a tiara or something.]]
	:''Luke Cage is a [[human]] from ~~the~~ [[~~Generation 1 continuity family~~]].''		:''Luke Cage is a [[human]] from [[Marvel Comics\|Marvel]].''
	'''Luke Cage''' is a member of the [[Avengers]] known for fighting crime with his super strength and bulletproof skin. Unlike his teammates, Luke wasn't interested in saving the world: he was a Hero for Hire, looking out for his neighborhood in exchange for cash. Over the years though, he transitioned from lone wolf to family man and brothers-in-arms with Iron Fist (no, not that [[Ironfist (G1)\|one]]). He is equally well known for his catchphrase "Sweet [[Christmas]]!"		'''Luke Cage''' is a member of the [[Avengers]] known for fighting crime with his super strength and bulletproof skin. Unlike his teammates, Luke wasn't interested in saving the world: he was a Hero for Hire, looking out for his neighborhood in exchange for cash. Over the years though, he transitioned from lone wolf to family man and brothers-in-arms with Iron Fist (no, not that [[Ironfist (G1)\|one]]). He is equally well known for his catchphrase "Sweet [[Christmas]]!"

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Power Man was featured on the cover of [[Heavy Traffic!\|''Transformers'' #22]], celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.		*Power Man was featured on the cover of [[Heavy Traffic!\|''Transformers'' #22]], celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.
	*Luke Cage has been voiced by Transformers alumni [[Khary Payton]] ~~and~~ [[Trevor Devall]] in other media.		*Luke Cage has been voiced by Transformers alumni [[Khary Payton]], [[Trevor Devall]] and [[Deven Mack]] in other media.

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

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	As part of the [[Avengers]], Luke Cage was sent to [[Latveria]] by [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] to investigate the country's recent attacks on their neighbor, [[Symkaria]]. Upon arrival, they found a strange dome structure, which Luke quickly punched a hole in to allow entry. Inside, they came under attack by dozens of energy turrets, all of which completely failed to harm Luke (although they did tear his shirt). After a [[Runabout (G1)\|car]] appeared out of nowhere and kidnapped [[Spider-Man]], the other Avengers grew increasingly agitated and started arguing amongst themselves. They were interrupted by a number of [[Autobot]]s showing up, and the angry superheroes immediately attacked them. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part One}}		As part of the [[Avengers]], Luke Cage was sent to [[Latveria]] by [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] to investigate the country's recent attacks on their neighbor, [[Symkaria]]. Upon arrival, they found a strange dome structure, which Luke quickly punched a hole in to allow entry. Inside, they came under attack by dozens of energy turrets, all of which completely failed to harm Luke (although they did tear his shirt). After a [[Runabout (G1)\|car]] appeared out of nowhere and kidnapped [[Spider-Man]], the other Avengers grew increasingly agitated and started arguing amongst themselves. They were interrupted by a number of [[Autobot]]s showing up, and the angry superheroes immediately attacked them. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part One}}

	Luke and [[Wolverine (~~superhero~~)\|Wolverine]] went up against [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Bumblebee]] and [[Jazz (G1)\|Jazz]], who tricked the humans with [[holomatter\|holograms]] and ran them over. As it turned out, the dome structure was causing nearby humans to act more and more aggressively, but the Autobots returned the Avengers to normal with devices that blocked the aggression wave. [[Doctor Doom]] showed up to explain that the wave was caused by his [[Psycho-Prism]] device, which was being used by the [[Decepticon]]s. After failing to break through the dome's force field, the Avengers and Autobots came under attack by Decepticon forces. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Two}}		Luke and [[Wolverine (Marvel)\|Wolverine]] went up against [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Bumblebee]] and [[Jazz (G1)\|Jazz]], who tricked the humans with [[holomatter\|holograms]] and ran them over. As it turned out, the dome structure was causing nearby humans to act more and more aggressively, but the Autobots returned the Avengers to normal with devices that blocked the aggression wave. [[Doctor Doom]] showed up to explain that the wave was caused by his [[Psycho-Prism]] device, which was being used by the [[Decepticon]]s. After failing to break through the dome's force field, the Avengers and Autobots came under attack by Decepticon forces. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Two}}

	[[File:Luke Cage and Megatron Man and Machine 3.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.3]]		[[File:Luke Cage and Megatron Man and Machine 3.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.3]]
	Recognizing that the giant robot battle was not a "Cage-sized fight", Luke turned his attention to [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]], who was watching the dome rather than participating in the fight. The Autobot had found a weak spot in the force field, allowing them to enter and save Spider-Man. Wolverine wanted to come too, but Luke convinced him to stay behind and be useful in the battle instead. He successfully entered the dome alongside Ratchet and [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]], with the latter insisting that their main objective was to destroy the Psycho-Prism. Believing his friend to be more important, Luke ignored him and took Prowl to where Spidey was kidnapped...only to find [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]. He barely had time to say "Oh, ''Christmas!''" before being blasted unconscious. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Three}}		Recognizing that the giant robot battle was not a "Cage-sized fight", Luke turned his attention to [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]], who was watching the dome rather than participating in the fight. The Autobot had found a weak spot in the force field, allowing them to enter and save Spider-Man. Wolverine wanted to come too, but Luke convinced him to stay behind and be useful in the battle instead. He successfully entered the dome alongside Ratchet and [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]], with the latter insisting that their main objective was to destroy the Psycho-Prism. Believing his friend to be more important, Luke ignored him and took Prowl to where Spidey was kidnapped...only to find [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]. He barely had time to say "Oh, ''Christmas!''" before being blasted unconscious. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Three}}

	When Megatron decided to deal with the Autobots and Avengers personally, he took Luke with him and carelessly tossed the unconscious human back to them. Luke was grabbed out of the air by [[Falcon (~~superhero~~)\|Falcon]] and woke up in time for Megatron's defeat. Before the Decepticon leader could escape, Spider-Man webbed him up and Luke tackled him in the legs, knocking him over. Megatron still teleported away, but at least they made him look mighty helpless lying there on the ground. With the Decepticons defeated and the Psycho-Prism shattered, the Avengers returned home. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Four}}		When Megatron decided to deal with the Autobots and Avengers personally, he took Luke with him and carelessly tossed the unconscious human back to them. Luke was grabbed out of the air by [[Falcon (Marvel)\|Falcon]] and woke up in time for Megatron's defeat. Before the Decepticon leader could escape, Spider-Man webbed him up and Luke tackled him in the legs, knocking him over. Megatron still teleported away, but at least they made him look mighty helpless lying there on the ground. With the Decepticons defeated and the Psycho-Prism shattered, the Avengers returned home. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Four}}
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Power Man was featured on the cover of [[Heavy Traffic!\|''Transformers'' #22]], celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.		*Power Man was featured on the cover of [[Heavy Traffic!\|''Transformers'' #22]], celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.
			*Luke Cage has been voiced by Transformers alumni [[Khary Payton]] and [[Trevor Devall]] in other media.

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

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	As part of the [[Avengers]], Luke Cage was sent to [[Latveria]] by [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] to investigate the country's recent attacks on their neighbor, [[Symkaria]]. Upon arrival, they found a strange dome structure, which Luke quickly punched a hole in to allow entry. Inside, they came under attack by dozens of energy turrets, all of which completely failed to harm Luke (although they did tear his shirt). After a [[Runabout (G1)\|car]] appeared out of nowhere and kidnapped [[Spider-Man]], the other Avengers grew increasingly agitated and started arguing amongst themselves. They were interrupted by a number of [[Autobot]]s showing up, and the angry superheroes immediately attacked them. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part One}}		As part of the [[Avengers]], Luke Cage was sent to [[Latveria]] by [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] to investigate the country's recent attacks on their neighbor, [[Symkaria]]. Upon arrival, they found a strange dome structure, which Luke quickly punched a hole in to allow entry. Inside, they came under attack by dozens of energy turrets, all of which completely failed to harm Luke (although they did tear his shirt). After a [[Runabout (G1)\|car]] appeared out of nowhere and kidnapped [[Spider-Man]], the other Avengers grew increasingly agitated and started arguing amongst themselves. They were interrupted by a number of [[Autobot]]s showing up, and the angry superheroes immediately attacked them. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part One}}

	Luke and [[Wolverine (~~superhero~~)\|Wolverine]] went up against [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Bumblebee]] and [[Jazz (G1)\|Jazz]], who tricked the humans with [[holomatter\|holograms]] and ran them over. As it turned out, the dome structure was causing nearby humans to act more and more aggressively, but the Autobots returned the Avengers to normal with devices that blocked the aggression wave. [[Doctor Doom]] showed up to explain that the wave was caused by his [[Psycho-Prism]] device, which was being used by the [[Decepticon]]s. After failing to break through the dome's force field, the Avengers and Autobots came under attack by Decepticon forces. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Two}}		Luke and [[Wolverine (Marvel)\|Wolverine]] went up against [[Bumblebee (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Bumblebee]] and [[Jazz (G1)\|Jazz]], who tricked the humans with [[holomatter\|holograms]] and ran them over. As it turned out, the dome structure was causing nearby humans to act more and more aggressively, but the Autobots returned the Avengers to normal with devices that blocked the aggression wave. [[Doctor Doom]] showed up to explain that the wave was caused by his [[Psycho-Prism]] device, which was being used by the [[Decepticon]]s. After failing to break through the dome's force field, the Avengers and Autobots came under attack by Decepticon forces. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Two}}

	[[File:Luke Cage and Megatron Man and Machine 3.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.3]]		[[File:Luke Cage and Megatron Man and Machine 3.jpg\|thumb\|left\|upright=1.3]]
	Recognizing that the giant robot battle was not a "Cage-sized fight", Luke turned his attention to [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]], who was watching the dome rather than participating in the fight. The Autobot had found a weak spot in the force field, allowing them to enter and save Spider-Man. Wolverine wanted to come too, but Luke convinced him to stay behind and be useful in the battle instead. He successfully entered the dome alongside Ratchet and [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]], with the latter insisting that their main objective was to destroy the Psycho-Prism. Believing his friend to be more important, Luke ignored him and took Prowl to where Spidey was kidnapped...only to find [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]. He barely had time to say "Oh, ''Christmas!''" before being blasted unconscious. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Three}}		Recognizing that the giant robot battle was not a "Cage-sized fight", Luke turned his attention to [[Ratchet (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Ratchet]], who was watching the dome rather than participating in the fight. The Autobot had found a weak spot in the force field, allowing them to enter and save Spider-Man. Wolverine wanted to come too, but Luke convinced him to stay behind and be useful in the battle instead. He successfully entered the dome alongside Ratchet and [[Prowl (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Prowl]], with the latter insisting that their main objective was to destroy the Psycho-Prism. Believing his friend to be more important, Luke ignored him and took Prowl to where Spidey was kidnapped...only to find [[Megatron (G1)/2005 IDW continuity\|Megatron]]. He barely had time to say "Oh, ''Christmas!''" before being blasted unconscious. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Three}}

	When Megatron decided to deal with the Autobots and Avengers personally, he took Luke with him and carelessly tossed the unconscious human back to them. Luke was grabbed out of the air by [[Falcon (~~superhero~~)\|Falcon]] and woke up in time for Megatron's defeat. Before the Decepticon leader could escape, Spider-Man webbed him up and Luke tackled him in the legs, knocking him over. Megatron still teleported away, but at least they made him look mighty helpless lying there on the ground. With the Decepticons defeated and the Psycho-Prism shattered, the Avengers returned home. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Four}}		When Megatron decided to deal with the Autobots and Avengers personally, he took Luke with him and carelessly tossed the unconscious human back to them. Luke was grabbed out of the air by [[Falcon (Marvel)\|Falcon]] and woke up in time for Megatron's defeat. Before the Decepticon leader could escape, Spider-Man webbed him up and Luke tackled him in the legs, knocking him over. Megatron still teleported away, but at least they made him look mighty helpless lying there on the ground. With the Decepticons defeated and the Psycho-Prism shattered, the Avengers returned home. {{storylink\|Man and Machine, Part Four}}
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