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[[Image:Robotmastercomic.jpg|right|175px|thumb|Shoulda won an Eisner.]] | [[Image:Robotmastercomic.jpg|right|175px|thumb|Shoulda won an Eisner.]] | ||
'''''Robot-Master''''' is a comic book series written by [[ | '''''Robot-Master''''' is a comic book series written by [[Donny Finkleberg]] for ''a'' [[Marvel Comics]]. ''Robot-Master'' chronicled the adventures of the titular supervillain and the army of robots under his control, which he claimed no power on this world or any other could possibly stop. Somehow, the series was cancelled. | ||
==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ===Marvel Comics continuity=== | ||
[[ | [[Walter Barnett]], charged by [[I.I.I.]] to find a scapegoat for the Transformer war on [[Earth]] that the American public could easily swallow, came home to find his son reading an issue of ''Robot-Master''. Realizing he had found his scapegoat, Barnett hunted down the comic book's writer, Donny Finkleberg, who had just recently been fired because his work was horrible. | ||
...So horrible that apparently only Barnett's son had ever read it, as the American public didn't seem to make the connection when a very similar Robot-Master showed up on their television screens claiming to control the Transformers. {{storylink|I, Robot-Master!|I, Robot-Master!}} | ...So horrible that apparently only Barnett's son had ever read it, as the American public didn't seem to make the connection when a very similar Robot-Master showed up on their television screens claiming to control the Transformers. {{storylink|I, Robot-Master!|I, Robot-Master!}} | ||
Revision as of 03:45, 25 March 2009
| The name or term "Robot Master" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Robot Master (disambiguation). |
Robot-Master is a comic book series written by Donny Finkleberg for a Marvel Comics. Robot-Master chronicled the adventures of the titular supervillain and the army of robots under his control, which he claimed no power on this world or any other could possibly stop. Somehow, the series was cancelled.
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
Walter Barnett, charged by I.I.I. to find a scapegoat for the Transformer war on Earth that the American public could easily swallow, came home to find his son reading an issue of Robot-Master. Realizing he had found his scapegoat, Barnett hunted down the comic book's writer, Donny Finkleberg, who had just recently been fired because his work was horrible.
...So horrible that apparently only Barnett's son had ever read it, as the American public didn't seem to make the connection when a very similar Robot-Master showed up on their television screens claiming to control the Transformers. I, Robot-Master!
