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Latest revision as of 17:58, 4 October 2025
| The name or term "Rob" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Bob (disambiguation). |
Rob Armstrong is a comic book inker, who worked for Dreamwave on their Armada and Generation One comics, among others.
Inking credits
[edit]Generation One
[edit]- Prime Directive Preview
- Prime Directive issue 1
- Prime Directive issue 2
- Prime Directive issue 3
- Prime Directive issue 4
- Prime Directive issue 5
- Prime Directive issue 6
- Transformers Volume 2 Preview
- War and Peace issue 1
- War and Peace issue 2
- War and Peace issue 3
- War and Peace issue 4
- War and Peace issue 5
- War and Peace issue 6
- Generation 1 issue 0
- Dreamwave Summer Special
- Generation One issue 7
- The War Within issue 5
- War Within: The Dark Ages issue 4
- War Within: The Dark Ages issue 5
- War Within: The Dark Ages issue 6
- Micromasters issue 2
Transformers/G.I. Joe
[edit]- Transformers/G.I. Joe issue 1
- Transformers/G.I. Joe issue 2
- Transformers/G.I. Joe issue 3
- Transformers/G.I. Joe issue 4
- Transformers/G.I. Joe issue 5
- Transformers/G.I. Joe issue 6
- Transformers/G.I. Joe: Divided Front issue 1
Armada/Energon
[edit]- Armada Preview
- Armada issue 1
- Armada issue 2
- Armada issue 3
- Armada issue 4
- Armada issue 5
- Armada issue 6
- Armada issue 7
- Armada issue 17
- Energon issue 22
- Energon issue 24
- Energon issue 26
- Energon issue 30
Covers
[edit]Notes
[edit]- Armstrong was the actual artist of the G1 Arcee lithograph that became the basis for a Palisades Toys statue, but everyone thinks Pat Lee drew it because he stuck his name in big lettering on it; Lee actually only colored the piece.[1]
References
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