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:''The Roadjammers are [[human]] bounty hunters in the [[Marvel Comics]] portion of the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]]'' | :''The Roadjammers are [[human]] bounty hunters in the [[Marvel Comics]] portion of the [[Generation 1]] [[continuity family]]'' | ||
[[Image:Roadjammers.jpg|right|thumb|350px|You haven't heard the last from us! ...oh, wait, you have.]] | |||
The '''Roadjammers''' were a quartet of unsavory bounty hunters employed by the [[Z Foundation]]. | The '''Roadjammers''' were a quartet of unsavory bounty hunters employed by the [[Z Foundation]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:49, 28 February 2008
- The Roadjammers are human bounty hunters in the Marvel Comics portion of the Generation 1 continuity family
The Roadjammers were a quartet of unsavory bounty hunters employed by the Z Foundation.
The Roadjammers consisted of:
- Burn-out - A dim-witted, short-fused, facially scarred... guy.
- Randy "Roadhog" Horton - A belligerent motorcyclist with a penchant for spiked melee weapons and destruction derbies.
- Felix - A thinking man's bounty hunter (such as it is) with a taste for technology and a terrible smoking habit.
- Skunge - Felix's less technologically adept partner who is nonetheless cool under pressure.
Fiction
Marvel Comics continuity
Each of the Roadjammers were individually approached by the Z Foundation for the purposes of hunting down Autobots and testing on them a new weapon called a jammer. Jammers broadcast a frequency that somehow interfered with a Transformer's ability to transform, crippling it. The Roadjammers eventually discovered that the Z Foundation was a front for the Decepticons, so they struck out on their own and were never heard from again. Ca$h and Car-Nage!
