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|image=Robo capers issue 88.jpg | |image=Robo capers issue 88.jpg | ||
|caption= | |caption=Twenty years later, we got [[Dickbot the blender guy]]. | ||
|publisher=[[Marvel Comics]] | |publisher=[[Marvel Comics]] | ||
|published in=[[Target: 2006|''The Transformers'' (UK) #88]] | |||
|date=[[November 15|15th November]] [[1986]] | |date=[[November 15|15th November]] [[1986]] | ||
|coverdate=[[November 22|22nd November]] 1986 | |coverdate=[[November 22|22nd November]] 1986 | ||
| | |by=[[Lew Stringer]] | ||
|continuity=[[Marvel Comics continuity]] | |continuity=[[Marvel Comics continuity]] | ||
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* [[Gogglebox]] (5) | * [[Gogglebox]] (5) | ||
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==Notes== | |||
*The {{w|Sinclair C5}} was a real vehicle, and one widely ridiculed on its release. | |||
*{{w|Keith Harris (ventriloquist)|Keith Harris}} and {{w|Orville the Duck}} were an inexplicably popular light entertainment ventriloquist act in the UK during the '80s. | |||
[[Category:Robo-Capers issues]] | [[Category:Robo-Capers issues]] | ||
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 Twenty years later, we got Dickbot the blender guy. | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | Marvel Comics | ||||||||||||
| Published in | The Transformers (UK) #88 | ||||||||||||
| First published | 15th November 1986 | ||||||||||||
| Cover date | 22nd November 1986 | ||||||||||||
| By | Lew Stringer | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Marvel Comics continuity | ||||||||||||
Epic. Transformers. Fail.
Synopsis
[edit]Optimus Prime takes time out of his busy schedule to introduce us to four Transformers that didn't quite make the grade.
Featured characters
[edit](Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots | Decepticons |
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Notes
[edit]- The Sinclair C5 was a real vehicle, and one widely ridiculed on its release.
- Keith Harris and Orville the Duck were an inexplicably popular light entertainment ventriloquist act in the UK during the '80s.
