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:''Gary Acton is a [[human]] from the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].'' | :''Gary Acton is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family]].'' | ||
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'''Gary Acton''' is the husband of [[Judy Acton|Judy]] and the father of [[Leah Acton|Leah]] and [[Noah Acton|Noah]]. | '''Gary Acton''' is the husband of [[Judy Acton|Judy]] and the father of [[Leah Acton|Leah]] and [[Noah Acton|Noah]]. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Marvel | ===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics=== | ||
Gary's family stopped at a rest stop where Noah complained about how boring the vacation was. Noah, in a fit of delinquency, drew on the wall, only to be berated by Gary. Unknown to the family, they were being followed by [[Runabout (G1)|Runabout]] and [[Runamuck (G1)|Runamuck]] throughout their planned road trip. They finally witnessed the duo in action at the [[Washington Monument]], spraying alien characters on the tower. As they realized they were being followed, they met with [[RAAT]], but declined to explain where the [[Transformer]] duo got the idea of graffiti from. The family soon left to go to [[Independence Hall]], where they encountered the | Gary's family stopped at a rest stop where Noah complained about how boring the vacation was. Noah, in a fit of delinquency, drew on the wall, only to be berated by Gary. Unknown to the family, they were being followed by [[Runabout (G1)|Runabout]] and [[Runamuck (G1)|Runamuck]] throughout their planned road trip. They finally witnessed the duo in action at the [[Washington Monument]], spraying alien characters on the tower. As they realized they were being followed, they met with [[Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team|RAAT]], but declined to explain where the [[Transformer]] duo got the idea of graffiti from. The family soon left to go to [[Independence Hall]], where they encountered the Transformers again. When RAAT began battle with the two, Gary tried to pull Noah to safety but the boy was too quick and ran away. {{storylink|Decepticon Graffiti!}} | ||
===''Beast Wars: Uprising''=== | |||
Gary Acton took his family on a fun (and educational!) vacation to [[United Kingdom|England]] in the 1980s. At the [[British Museum]], they witnessed the attack of the Decepticons searching for the body of [[Amenhotep III]]. {{storylink|Cultural Appropriation}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:28, 23 November 2017
- Gary Acton is a human from the Marvel portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Gary Acton is the husband of Judy and the father of Leah and Noah.
Fiction
[edit]Marvel The Transformers comics
[edit]Gary's family stopped at a rest stop where Noah complained about how boring the vacation was. Noah, in a fit of delinquency, drew on the wall, only to be berated by Gary. Unknown to the family, they were being followed by Runabout and Runamuck throughout their planned road trip. They finally witnessed the duo in action at the Washington Monument, spraying alien characters on the tower. As they realized they were being followed, they met with RAAT, but declined to explain where the Transformer duo got the idea of graffiti from. The family soon left to go to Independence Hall, where they encountered the Transformers again. When RAAT began battle with the two, Gary tried to pull Noah to safety but the boy was too quick and ran away. Decepticon Graffiti!
Beast Wars: Uprising
[edit]Gary Acton took his family on a fun (and educational!) vacation to England in the 1980s. At the British Museum, they witnessed the attack of the Decepticons searching for the body of Amenhotep III. Cultural Appropriation
