Apparently it was designed by the inmates to make them feel more at home. Bedlam House - Mek-Quake was incarcerated in one of these for a time.Author Tract - Some of the chaos magic stories come off like this at times.Arm Cannon: Hammerstein has these, Mongrol has a number of guns built-in and, in a recent story, Joe Pineapples improvises a weapon using one of these taken from a taxi driver.As a result, he has a very strong hatred towards humans. He is melted down to be scrapped but manages to remain conscious the entire time. He is unable to move until he uses one of Deadlock's Magitek techniques to break the immobilizer.
Hammerstein poses as one and the FBI start hitting him with everything they've got, having seen through his ruse. In Return To Earth, Mark III Hammersteins are fitted with immobilizers to form war memorials.Alternate History: The continuity is based around the idea that the Soviet Union was taken over by an ultra-Stalinist leader in the late 20th century.They were built to take part in the long-running Volgan War, but since then have been involved in various bizarre adventures across time and space.Įach robot has a distinctive personality, often one programmed by its human creators, but each is more or less able to act with free will. Warriors themselves are a team of war robots designed to withstand Atomic, Bacterial, and Chemical warfare. Art for the opening episodes was by Kevin O'Neill, Mike McMahon, Brett Ewins and Brendan McCarthy, who among them designed the original seven members of the team. ABC Warriors is a long-running comic strip written by Pat Mills, which first published in 1979.
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