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* As such it has the dubious honour of adding defecation to the [[humanization|humanisation]] [[canon]], which raises all sorts of complicated questions.
* As such it has the dubious honour of adding defecation to the [[humanization|humanisation]] [[canon]], which raises all sorts of complicated questions.
* ''Or'' we could just treat it as a joke and nothing more.
* ''Or'' we could just treat it as a joke and nothing more.
==External links==
* [http://s90690880.onlinehome.us/jhiaxus/oddities/oddities_robocapers.htm Robo-Capers at the Obscure Transformers Website]


[[Category:Marvel UK issues]]
[[Category:Marvel UK issues]]

Revision as of 15:10, 14 March 2010

Robo-Capers
Publisher Marvel Comics
First published 8th November 1986
Cover date 15th November 1986
Script Lew Stringer
Art Lew Stringer
Continuity Marvel Comics continuity

Megatron discovers the true meaning of fear...

Synopsis

Soaring above his enemies, Swoop strikes a pose as an unseen narrator details his abilities. He calls out his motto, "Fear can hit targets unreachable to bullets!" which prompts Megatron on the ground below to question what kind of secret weapon could possibly strike fear into the heart of a Decepticon? Swoop responds by unleashing his deadliest payload yet - Dinobot droppings!

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Items of note

  • This is the only Robo-Capers strip to feature "real" Transformers without reference to the letters page, or some other fourth wall-breaking device and could be said to fit into Marvel UK continuity, if one so desired.
  • As such it has the dubious honour of adding defecation to the humanisation canon, which raises all sorts of complicated questions.
  • Or we could just treat it as a joke and nothing more.