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===Marvel Comics=== ...aken out and deactivated. The Technobots were never seen again in the U.S. Marvel Transformers series. While they may have been destroyed by Starscream, many ...

...es were lifeless constructs called "[[Transtectors]]" to which these small robots connected themselves, and which they controlled. Although the Japanese toyl ===Comics=== ...

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====Marvel Books==== ...books#The Lost Treasure of Cybertron|The Lost Treasure of Cybertron]]'' by Marvel Books. ...

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...ialbots]], assuming each of his alternate modes in turn to defeat the five robots. Taking them down with ease, he dubbed the entire process as easy as "shoot ===Comics=== ...

===Comics=== ...s with the Autobot Targetmasters and Hot Spot against an army of Nightbird robots. ...

===Comics=== Onslaught's earth mode in the Dreamwave comics was toy accurate, and did not use the animated series redesign of his body. ...

| first = Transformers issue 1 by Marvel Comics ===Comics=== ...

{{Infobox character <!--Wikipedia:WikiProject Comics--> | caption = Captain Universe on the cover<br>of ''[[Marvel Spotlight]]'' #9 (November 1980).<br>Art by [[Steve Ditko]]. ...

...''[[Return to Cybertron]]'' written by [[Suzanne Weyn]] and published by [[Marvel Books]].<ref>http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/~sstoneb/tf/books/sticker/re ...enge of the Decepticons]]'' written by [[Suzanne Weyn]] and published by [[Marvel Books]].<ref>http://www.physics.ohio-state.edu/~sstoneb/tf/books/sticker/re ...

...ty to combine, sometimes they are reformatted into Decepticons (as seen in Robots in Disguise), and other times they can just be a trio of Autobot cars (as s ...s, as well as in many other Marvel stories, in Dreamwave's [[Transformers (comics)#Transformers: The War Within|''War Within: The Dark Ages'']], and in IDW's ...

The Marvel Comics bible for the Transformers originally called Blaster by the name Blastbox.< ===Comics=== ...

...body of the combiner warrior Predaking, one of the most feared Decepticon robots.<ref>{{Cite book | title=The Unofficial Guide to Transformers 1980s Through ===Comics=== ...

===Comics=== ...a, Firestar and Moonracer appeared briefly in the final issue of Dreamwave Comics Generation One series among the female Transformers sent by the Quintessons ...

===Comics=== In this reimagining of the Generation One comics, Bluestreak is depicted as being a co-worker and friend of Optronix before ...

...ting down Decepticons all over the galaxy. His alternate Earth mode in the comics is a [[Nissan Silvia#S15|Nissan Silvia S15]]; the toy version appears to be ...a nameless third faction changed his ways and gave him his sword. The two robots then decide to blow up the ship. ...

...ansformers (toyline)|Transformers series]] and has appeared in the related comics, cartoons and [[The Transformers: The Movie]]. In the original Transformers ...books#The Lost Treasure of Cybertron|The Lost Treasure of Cybertron]]'' by Marvel Books. ...

| first = Transformers #1 by Marvel Comics ===Comics=== ...

...books#The Lost Treasure of Cybertron|The Lost Treasure of Cybertron]]'' by Marvel Books. ===Comics=== ...