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2022-04-13T17:43:41Z

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Blackcat, in particular, has his color scheme based on the villain.<ref>"Regular Blackcat isn't black, either. He was green. But SG Blackcat is greener! And regular Blackcat's thing was, you know, puzzles, so. I think you can connect those dots. "~~—David~~ Willis on DeviantArt, 2022-04-11</ref> Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but David Willis notes she is "vaguely inspired" by {{w\|Renee Montoya}}, a Gotham City detective introduced in ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}''.		* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Blackcat, in particular, has his color scheme based on the villain.<ref>"Regular Blackcat isn't black, either. He was green. But SG Blackcat is greener! And regular Blackcat's thing was, you know, puzzles, so. I think you can connect those dots."—[https://www.deviantart.com/itswalky/art/Recordicons-15-912659463 David Willis on DeviantArt, 2022-04-11]</ref> Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but David Willis notes she is "vaguely inspired" by {{w\|Renee Montoya}}, a Gotham City detective introduced in ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}''.

	==References==		==References==

The Wadapan: /* Real-world references */

2022-04-13T17:43:00Z

Real-world references

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Blackcat, in particular, has his color scheme based on the villain. Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but David Willis notes she is "vaguely inspired" by {{w\|Renee Montoya}}, a Gotham City detective introduced in ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}''.		* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Blackcat, in particular, has his color scheme based on the villain.<ref>"Regular Blackcat isn't black, either. He was green. But SG Blackcat is greener! And regular Blackcat's thing was, you know, puzzles, so. I think you can connect those dots. "—David Willis on DeviantArt, 2022-04-11</ref> Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but David Willis notes she is "vaguely inspired" by {{w\|Renee Montoya}}, a Gotham City detective introduced in ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}''.

			==References==
			{{reflist}}

	[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]		[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]

Escargon: /* Real-world references */

2020-03-20T17:17:37Z

Real-world references

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Blackcat, in particular, has his color scheme based on the villain. Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but ~~given the heavy~~ ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}'' ~~vibes of this and previous strips, maybe she's meant to be {{w\|Renee Montoya}}?~~		* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Blackcat, in particular, has his color scheme based on the villain. Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but David Willis notes she is "vaguely inspired" by {{w\|Renee Montoya}}, a Gotham City detective introduced in ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}''.

	[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]		[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]

	==External links==		==External links==
	* [https://www.deviantart.com/itswalky/art/Recordicons-5-656242459 The strip on David Willis' DeviantArt]		* [https://www.deviantart.com/itswalky/art/Recordicons-5-656242459 The strip on David Willis' DeviantArt]

Escargon: /* Notes */

2020-03-04T18:38:33Z

Notes

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	* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Blackcat, in particular, has his color scheme based on the villain. Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but given the heavy ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}'' vibes of this and previous strips, maybe she's meant to be {{w\|Renee Montoya}}?		* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Blackcat, in particular, has his color scheme based on the villain. Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but given the heavy ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}'' vibes of this and previous strips, maybe she's meant to be {{w\|Renee Montoya}}?
	[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]		[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]

			==External links==
			* [https://www.deviantart.com/itswalky/art/Recordicons-5-656242459 The strip on David Willis' DeviantArt]

Escargon: /* Featured characters */

2019-04-01T12:31:27Z

Featured characters

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	*[[Garboil (SG)\|Garboil]] (2)		*[[Garboil (SG)\|Garboil]] (2)
	*[[Ratbat (SG)\|Batbot]] (3)		*[[Ratbat (SG)\|Batbot]] (3)
	\|h2=[[~~Autobots~~]]s		\|h2=[[Autobot]]s
	\|c2=		\|c2=
	*[[Blackcat (SG)\|Blackcat]] (tablet screen) (4)		*[[Blackcat (SG)\|Blackcat]] (tablet screen) (4)

Escargon: /* Transformers references */

2018-10-27T03:54:11Z

Transformers references

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* Garboil and Howlback's positive universe counterparts are the [[Cobalt Sentry\|Cobalt Sentries]], who serve as the "public safety unit" of the [[Decepticon Secret Police]]. Sold in the vibrant blue variant of the original ''Micro Change'' molds that would become [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]] and [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]], their counterparts here are crimsom red.		* Garboil and Howlback's positive universe counterparts are the [[Cobalt Sentry\|Cobalt Sentries]], who serve as the "public safety unit" of the [[Decepticon Secret Police]]. Sold in the vibrant blue variant of the original ''Micro Change'' molds that would become [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]] and [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]], their counterparts here are crimsom red.
	* Blackcat's positive universe is a more obscure ~~story~~; [[Blackcat (G1)\|Blackcat]] was seen in issue [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 18\|#18]] of the German ''[[Transformers Comic-Magazin]]'', as part of the puzzle section that issue, reusing art of Ravage from issue [[The Last Stand\|#4]] of the Marvel ''Transformers'' comics. The puzzle-based origin, of course, feeds into his inspiration (see "real-world references" below).		* Blackcat's positive universe counterpart has a more obscure origin; [[Blackcat (G1)\|Blackcat]] was seen in issue [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 18\|#18]] of the German ''[[Transformers Comic-Magazin]]'', as part of the puzzle section that issue, reusing art of Ravage from issue [[The Last Stand\|#4]] of the Marvel ''Transformers'' comics. The puzzle-based origin, of course, feeds into his inspiration (see "real-world references" below).
	* G-9 is Garrus-9, the Autobot prison system in IDW's ''Generation 1'' continuity, first seen in "[[Spotlight: Arcee]]".		* G-9 is Garrus-9, the Autobot prison system in IDW's ''Generation 1'' continuity, first seen in "[[Spotlight: Arcee]]".
	* Garboil is smoking a [[cy-gar]], introduced in IDW's ''All Hail Megatron''.		* Garboil is smoking a [[cy-gar]], introduced in IDW's ''All Hail Megatron''.

Escargon: /* Transformers references */

2018-07-30T03:51:36Z

Transformers references

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* Garboil and Howlback's positive universe counterparts are the [[Cobalt Sentry\|Cobalt ~~sentries~~]], who serve as the "public safety unit" of the [[Decepticon Secret Police]]. Sold in the vibrant blue variant of the original ''Micro Change'' molds that would become [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]] and [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]], their counterparts here are crimsom red.		* Garboil and Howlback's positive universe counterparts are the [[Cobalt Sentry\|Cobalt Sentries]], who serve as the "public safety unit" of the [[Decepticon Secret Police]]. Sold in the vibrant blue variant of the original ''Micro Change'' molds that would become [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]] and [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]], their counterparts here are crimsom red.
	* Blackcat's positive universe is a more obscure story; [[Blackcat (G1)\|Blackcat]] was seen in issue [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 18\|#18]] of the German ''[[Transformers Comic-Magazin]]'', as part of the puzzle section that issue, reusing art of Ravage from issue [[The Last Stand\|#4]] of the Marvel ''Transformers'' comics. The puzzle-based origin, of course, feeds into his inspiration (see "real-world references" below).		* Blackcat's positive universe is a more obscure story; [[Blackcat (G1)\|Blackcat]] was seen in issue [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 18\|#18]] of the German ''[[Transformers Comic-Magazin]]'', as part of the puzzle section that issue, reusing art of Ravage from issue [[The Last Stand\|#4]] of the Marvel ''Transformers'' comics. The puzzle-based origin, of course, feeds into his inspiration (see "real-world references" below).
	* G-9 is Garrus-9, the Autobot prison system in IDW's ''Generation 1'' continuity, first seen in "[[Spotlight: Arcee]]".		* G-9 is Garrus-9, the Autobot prison system in IDW's ''Generation 1'' continuity, first seen in "[[Spotlight: Arcee]]".

Escargon: /* Transformers references */

2018-07-30T03:11:14Z

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	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===
	* Garboil and Howlback's positive universe counterparts are the [[Cobalt Sentry\|Cobalt sentries]], who serve as the "public safety unit" of the [[Decepticon Secret Police]]. Sold in the vibrant blue variant of the original ''Micro Change'' molds that would become [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]] and [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]], their counterparts here are ~~a deep~~ red.		* Garboil and Howlback's positive universe counterparts are the [[Cobalt Sentry\|Cobalt sentries]], who serve as the "public safety unit" of the [[Decepticon Secret Police]]. Sold in the vibrant blue variant of the original ''Micro Change'' molds that would become [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]] and [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]], their counterparts here are crimsom red.
	* Blackcat's positive universe is a more obscure story; [[Blackcat (G1)\|Blackcat]] was seen in issue [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 18\|#18]] of the German ''[[Transformers Comic-Magazin]]'', as part of the puzzle section that issue, reusing art of Ravage from issue [[The Last Stand\|#4]] of the Marvel ''Transformers'' comics. The puzzle-based origin, of course, feeds into his inspiration (see "real-world references" below).		* Blackcat's positive universe is a more obscure story; [[Blackcat (G1)\|Blackcat]] was seen in issue [[Transformers Comic-Magazin issue 18\|#18]] of the German ''[[Transformers Comic-Magazin]]'', as part of the puzzle section that issue, reusing art of Ravage from issue [[The Last Stand\|#4]] of the Marvel ''Transformers'' comics. The puzzle-based origin, of course, feeds into his inspiration (see "real-world references" below).
	* G-9 is Garrus-9, the Autobot prison system in IDW's ''Generation 1'' continuity, first seen in "[[Spotlight: Arcee]]".		* G-9 is Garrus-9, the Autobot prison system in IDW's ''Generation 1'' continuity, first seen in "[[Spotlight: Arcee]]".

Escargon: /* Real-world references */

2018-07-30T02:34:10Z

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but given the heavy ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}'' vibes of this and previous strips, maybe she's meant to be {{w\|Renee Montoya}}?		* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Blackcat, in particular, has his color scheme based on the villain. Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but given the heavy ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}'' vibes of this and previous strips, maybe she's meant to be {{w\|Renee Montoya}}?
	[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]		[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]

Escargon: /* Real-world references */

2018-07-30T02:32:13Z

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 ~~serving~~ as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but given the heavy ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}'' vibes of this and previous strips, maybe she's meant to be {{w\|Renee Montoya}}?		* This installment leans hard into the {{w\|Batman}} references; in addition to a Batbot version of the {{w\|Bat-Signal}}, Garrus-9 serves as a stand in for {{w\|Arkham Asylum}}, while Garboil and Blackcat serve as stand-ins for {{w\|James Gordon (comics)\|Commissioner Gordon}} and the {{w\|Riddler}}, respectively. Howlback has no obvious counterpart, but given the heavy ''{{w\|Batman: The Animated Series}}'' vibes of this and previous strips, maybe she's meant to be {{w\|Renee Montoya}}?
	[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]		[[Category:Shattered Glass issues]]