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The [[Machination]] set up an observation post along the lake's shore, discovering the Autobots' point of entry and exit to the lake. {{storylink|Escalation issue 1|Escalation issue 1}} Eventually, discovering that their location was compromised, the Autobots attempted to relocate their ship, leaving the lake behind. {{storylink|Devastation issue 1|Devastation issue 1}} | The [[Machination]] set up an observation post along the lake's shore, discovering the Autobots' point of entry and exit to the lake. {{storylink|Escalation issue 1|Escalation issue 1}} Eventually, discovering that their location was compromised, the Autobots attempted to relocate their ship, leaving the lake behind. {{storylink|Devastation issue 1|Devastation issue 1}} | ||
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Revision as of 00:39, 3 August 2009
- Lake Michigan is a geographic feature in the Generation 1 continuity family.
Lake Michigan is a large body of water, located somewhere near the city of Chicago.
Fiction
IDW continuity
Prowl's contingent of anti-infiltration Autobots parked their vessel, the Ark-19, at the bottom of Lake Michigan. It sat there, unbothered by the sharks swimming around it. Infiltration issue 1
The Machination set up an observation post along the lake's shore, discovering the Autobots' point of entry and exit to the lake. Escalation issue 1 Eventually, discovering that their location was compromised, the Autobots attempted to relocate their ship, leaving the lake behind. Devastation issue 1
Notes
- Lake Michigan and the other Great Lakes are clearly visible in the background of the 1985 back-of-the-box painting, which depicts a battle in low orbit over a crater-pockmarked Earth. Chicago and Detroit can both be seen on its shores.
