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===Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics=== | |||
Doris and her husband were awakened by the sound of multiple vehicles arriving at the garage across the street. Taking a look out the window, Doris noticed there weren't any drivers in the cars. Mitchell assumed [[Sparkplug Witwicky|Sparky]] had invented some kind of remote control device. This was proven incorrect when the cars suddenly [[Transformation|changed]] into [[Transformer|robots]], and the Roland's morning was even more disturbed when more vehicles arrived and a battle broke out in their neighborhood. {{storylink|Power Play!}} The Rolands fled Portland as soon as they could. {{storylink|The Last Stand}} | Doris and her husband were awakened by the sound of multiple vehicles arriving at the garage across the street. Taking a look out the window, Doris noticed there weren't any drivers in the cars. Mitchell assumed [[Sparkplug Witwicky|Sparky]] had invented some kind of remote control device. This was proven incorrect when the cars suddenly [[Transformation|changed]] into [[Transformer|robots]], and the Roland's morning was even more disturbed when more vehicles arrived and a battle broke out in their neighborhood. {{storylink|Power Play!}} The Rolands fled Portland as soon as they could. {{storylink|The Last Stand}} | ||
Latest revision as of 23:05, 24 November 2015
- Doris Roland is a human from the Marvel portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Doris Roland is the wife of Mitchell. She lives in Portland, across the street from S. Witwicky Auto Repairs & Tow Service.
Fiction
[edit]Marvel The Transformers comics
[edit]Doris and her husband were awakened by the sound of multiple vehicles arriving at the garage across the street. Taking a look out the window, Doris noticed there weren't any drivers in the cars. Mitchell assumed Sparky had invented some kind of remote control device. This was proven incorrect when the cars suddenly changed into robots, and the Roland's morning was even more disturbed when more vehicles arrived and a battle broke out in their neighborhood. Power Play! The Rolands fled Portland as soon as they could. The Last Stand
