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==Notes==
==Notes==
*"Bot" is British slang for "bum".
*"Bot" is British slang for "bum".
*This comic was made to promote the free set of [[Panini]] stickers included with [[Rock and Roll-Out!|this issue]], as well as the free sticker album from [[Shooting Star!|the previous week]]. A packet of six stickers were provided – and six stickers are pictured in the strip!
*This comic was made to promote the free set of [[Panini]] stickers included with [[Rock and Roll-Out!|this issue]], as well as the free sticker album from [[Shooting Star!|the previous week]]. A packet of six stickers was provided, which is reflected by the strip as six stickers are pictured on the King's derrière!
*The King's son presumably died offscreen in [[Distant Thunder!|issue 100]]'s ''Robo-Capers'', which saw the Robot Inventor accidentally destroy the planet and all but two of its inhabitants.
*The King's son presumably died offscreen in [[Distant Thunder!|issue 100]]'s ''Robo-Capers'', which saw the Robot Inventor accidentally destroy the planet and all but two of its inhabitants.
*Hee hee, bum.
*Hee hee, bum.

Latest revision as of 09:27, 18 June 2023

Robo-Capers
Publisher Marvel Comics
Published in The Transformers (UK) #53
First published 15th March 1986
Cover date 22nd March 1986
By Lew Stringer
Continuity Marvel Comics continuity

The King's son doesn't know where to stick it.

Synopsis

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King Nonose's son marches through the front door carrying the free stickers he got with his Transformers comic. Gesturing towards his latest android, the King suggests his son decorate his 'bot with stickers. The confused boy instead decorates the King's bot. What a wacky scrape!

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(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Zipponians Robots
  • King Nonose's son (1)
  • King Nonose (2)
  • The family pet (4)
  • Plain robot (3)

Notes

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  • "Bot" is British slang for "bum".
  • This comic was made to promote the free set of Panini stickers included with this issue, as well as the free sticker album from the previous week. A packet of six stickers was provided, which is reflected by the strip as six stickers are pictured on the King's derrière!
  • The King's son presumably died offscreen in issue 100's Robo-Capers, which saw the Robot Inventor accidentally destroy the planet and all but two of its inhabitants.
  • Hee hee, bum.

Errors

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  • The King's left hand is blue instead of green.