Moving Violations
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| "Moving Violations" | |||||||||||||
| Publisher | Fun Publications | ||||||||||||
| First published | March 9, 2011 | ||||||||||||
| Writers | Trent Troop & Greg Sepelak | ||||||||||||
| Art | Greg Sepelak | ||||||||||||
| Colors | Trent Troop | ||||||||||||
| Letters | Jesse Wittenrich | ||||||||||||
| Editors | Marty Isenberg & Derrick J. Wyatt | ||||||||||||
| Continuity | Transformers Animated | ||||||||||||
He's a catty cop who never lets a perp get away. He's a fishy desk jockey with no time for hot-headed traffic cops. They fight crime.
Synopsis
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots |
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Items of note
Transformers references
- Inferno uses the same body type as Red Alert, but using the deco and facial design of the movie Inferno toy, which was a redeco of the original Armada Red Alert toy.
- Ransack and Stampy share a never-seen-before body type.
- Volks and Chase were both designed for the Animated cartoon, but were the only 65356-9292-346-bodied 'bots who didn't make it into any of its numerous crowd scenes. Troop and Sepelak seem to have gone out of their way to include them here in order to give them their only fictional appearance outside of The AllSpark Almanac II.
- The Wanted posters back at the station show Wasp and Mudflap, looking like his Cybertron counterpart.
Real-world references
- TBA
