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:''Colin Doobrey-Smiff is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | :''Colin Doobrey-Smiff is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
[[File:TransformersGoesMonthly.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1]] | [[File:TransformersGoesMonthly.jpg|thumb|upright=1.1|I'm also a veteran of the Battle of Kulikovo!]] | ||
'''Colin Doobrey-Smiff'''—a.k.a. '''Combat Colin'''—is a middle-aged, self-appointed hero | '''Colin Doobrey-Smiff'''—a.k.a. '''Combat Colin'''—is a middle-aged, self-appointed hero to his home of suburban [[Wallytown]] and nearby Skegpool. While saving the world from a panoply of bizarre supervillains with his trusty sidekick [[Semi-Automatic Steve]], he also appears in his own [[Combat Colin|self-titled strip]] in the back pages of the [[United Kingdom|British]] ''[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)#Marvel UK|Transformers]]'' comic. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===''Combat Colin''=== | ===''Combat Colin''=== | ||
[[File:Christmas with combat colin.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.3]] | [[File:Christmas with combat colin.jpg|thumb|left|upright=1.3|One day, {{w|Al Ewing}} will use this scene to repair three decades worth of Marvel continuity errors.]] | ||
When the [[Transformer]]s organised a party to celebrate both [[Christmas]] and the [[The Greatest Gift of All!|250th issue of ''Transformers'']] a sign on the door made it clear that the party was for Transformers only and Colin and Steve were not invited. Instead, they decided to hold their own party in the [[Combat Shed]] and invited a variety of Marvel | When the [[Transformer]]s organised a party to celebrate both [[Christmas]] and the [[The Greatest Gift of All!|250th issue of ''Transformers'']] a sign on the door made it clear that the party was for Transformers only and Colin and Steve were not invited. Instead, they decided to hold their own party in the [[Combat Shed]] and invited a variety of [[Marvel Comics]] characters. {{storylink|Christmas with Combat Colin}} | ||
With the [[Rhythms of Darkness!|300th issue of ''Transformers'']], Colin's strip was to be printed in full colour but while he was celebrating this development almost all his | With the [[Rhythms of Darkness!|300th issue of ''Transformers'']], Colin's strip was to be printed in full colour but while he was celebrating this development almost all his enemies attacked the Combat Shed simultaneously. Colin defeated them with a single blast from a boxing-glove gun, which gave him the confidence to suggest that he might boot out the Transformers and take over the whole comic. However, when [[Blaster (G1)|Blaster]] appeared to pick up Colin and ask him, "Boot WHO out and take WHAT over?" Colin decided it might be best to stick to his own page after all. {{storylink|Combat Colin issue 300}} | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Colin is depicted as being fully aware that he's a fictional character in a comic strip, often breaking the fourth wall to address the reader directly or reference the comic in which he appears. | *Colin is depicted as being fully aware that he's a fictional character in a comic strip, often breaking the fourth wall to address the reader directly or reference the comic in which he appears. | ||
*As well as occasionally appearing in the world of the ''Transformers'', Colin had some adventures involving other characters from the mainstream Marvel Universe. [[Spider-Man]] makes cameos in a number of strips, whilst [[Doctor Doom]] appeared in one two-part story. | *As well as occasionally appearing in the world of the ''Transformers'', Colin had some adventures involving other characters from the mainstream Marvel Universe. [[Spider-Man]] makes cameos in a number of strips, whilst [[Doctor Doom]] appeared in one two-part story. He totally kicked Doom's ass. | ||
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[[Category:European-original characters]] | [[Category:European-original characters]] | ||
[[Category:Marvel Generation 1 humans]] | [[Category:Marvel Generation 1 humans]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:09, 13 September 2023
| The name or term "Colin" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Colin (disambiguation). |
- Colin Doobrey-Smiff is a human from the Marvel portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Colin Doobrey-Smiff—a.k.a. Combat Colin—is a middle-aged, self-appointed hero to his home of suburban Wallytown and nearby Skegpool. While saving the world from a panoply of bizarre supervillains with his trusty sidekick Semi-Automatic Steve, he also appears in his own self-titled strip in the back pages of the British Transformers comic.
Fiction
[edit]Combat Colin
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When the Transformers organised a party to celebrate both Christmas and the 250th issue of Transformers a sign on the door made it clear that the party was for Transformers only and Colin and Steve were not invited. Instead, they decided to hold their own party in the Combat Shed and invited a variety of Marvel Comics characters. Christmas with Combat Colin
With the 300th issue of Transformers, Colin's strip was to be printed in full colour but while he was celebrating this development almost all his enemies attacked the Combat Shed simultaneously. Colin defeated them with a single blast from a boxing-glove gun, which gave him the confidence to suggest that he might boot out the Transformers and take over the whole comic. However, when Blaster appeared to pick up Colin and ask him, "Boot WHO out and take WHAT over?" Colin decided it might be best to stick to his own page after all. Combat Colin issue 300
Notes
[edit]- Colin is depicted as being fully aware that he's a fictional character in a comic strip, often breaking the fourth wall to address the reader directly or reference the comic in which he appears.
- As well as occasionally appearing in the world of the Transformers, Colin had some adventures involving other characters from the mainstream Marvel Universe. Spider-Man makes cameos in a number of strips, whilst Doctor Doom appeared in one two-part story. He totally kicked Doom's ass.
