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* [[Squadron X]] is composed of random hi-then-die non-toy Decepticons from the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Generation 1'' comics]], both US and UK.
* [[Squadron X]] is composed of random hi-then-die non-toy Decepticons from the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel ''Generation 1'' comics]], both US and UK.
* Hey, look, it's [[Rack'n'Ruin]]!
* Hey, look, it's [[Rack'n'Ruin]]!
* And holy crap, [[Nautilus]]!
* According to Snare, Overlord told his Decepticons that "play makes you free."  This is a twist on the real-life German political slogan "[[Wikipedia:Arbeit macht frei|Work makes you free]]", which the Nazis co-opted ironically by displaying it at the entrances of many concentration camps.
* According to Snare, Overlord told his Decepticons that "play makes you free."  This is a twist on the real-life German political slogan "[[Wikipedia:Arbeit macht frei|Work makes you free]]", which the Nazis co-opted ironically by displaying it at the entrances of many concentration camps.



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Last Stand of the Wreckers #4
File:Last Stand of the Wreckers4 Cover A.jpg
Publisher IDW Publishing
First published April 21, 2010
Cover date April 2010
Writers James Roberts & Nick Roche
Pencils Nick Roche & Guido Guidi
Inks Andrew Griffith & Guido Guidi
Colors Josh Burcham
Letters Chris Mowry
Editor Andy Schmidt
Associate editor Denton J. Tipton
Continuity IDW continuity
Chronology Current era (2010)

Synopsis


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Quotes

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Items of note

  • Ironfist's weapons lab includes a hoverscooter.
  • Squadron X is composed of random hi-then-die non-toy Decepticons from the Marvel Generation 1 comics, both US and UK.
  • Hey, look, it's Rack'n'Ruin!
  • And holy crap, Nautilus!
  • According to Snare, Overlord told his Decepticons that "play makes you free." This is a twist on the real-life German political slogan "Work makes you free", which the Nazis co-opted ironically by displaying it at the entrances of many concentration camps.

Covers (3)

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Specifics: Covers
  • Cover A: Bottom-up view of Springer, Sandstorm, Roadbuster, Whirl, and Broadside all staring down at something unseen, art by Nick Roche and colors by Josh Burcham.
  • Cover B: Springer firing his weapons with a profile silhouette of Ironfist in the background, art and colors by Trevor Hutchison.
  • Cover RI: "Virgin" title-free edition of cover B.

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