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==Stats==
==Stats==
'''Writers:''' [[Greg Sepelak]] and [[Trent Troop]]
'''Writers:''' [[Greg Sepelak]] and [[Trent Troop]]<br>
'''Pagecount:''' 47pp
'''Pagecount:''' 47pp<br>
'''Originally published:''' online exclusive for the [[Transformers Collectors' Club]] on September 17th, 2008
'''Originally published:''' online exclusive for the [[Transformers Collectors' Club]] on September 17th, 2008<br>
'''Illustrations''': [[Nick Roche]]
'''Illustrations''': [[Nick Roche]]<br>
'''Colors''': [[Winston Bolen]]
'''Colors''': [[Winston Bolen]]



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Template:Comicnav A high-ranking TransTech businessman finds himself inexplicably trapped inside a lowtech body, and will stop at nothing to regain what is rightfully his.

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Writers: Greg Sepelak and Trent Troop
Pagecount: 47pp
Originally published: online exclusive for the Transformers Collectors' Club on September 17th, 2008
Illustrations: Nick Roche
Colors: Winston Bolen


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Notes

  • Scrounge isn't very good at being Xaaron. He claims he has a Matrix and that he's from universe Primax 093.0 Epsilon. Decoding that technobabble allegedly pegs him as an Emirate Xaaron from Transformers Fan Club fiction published in 1993. Yyyyyeah.

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Transformer references

Real-world references

  • The title is a reference to Isaac Asimov's famous novel I, Robot.

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