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These two may never have hit the big time as solo stars, but they are always enjoyable as team members. It might be fun to see them on an adventure together.
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7 comments:
I wonder if this might tie in with yesterday's Animal Man & Machine Man? Two teams working from different angels against the same main villain??
Det. Tobor has beat me to asking that most logical of questions. And, if T.O. Morrow is responsible for yesterday's robots, then he might be the true inventor of Mecha-Mammal (@STF #4095). Answering another long-standing question of mine. The only remaining question is his motivation. Is he trying to get equality for those robots who are normally prohibited from conversing with websites like this one?
;-)
Or perhaps the Metal Men?
I was thinking the same thing.
Oh no! Simon's been caught up in the dreaded tentacle cannon!
The art style looks Bronze Age, but that's definitely a Silver Age weapon design.
Or maybe Dr. Morrow is collaborating with Dr. Octavius?
If this were a shipper fanfic, would they be collectively nicknamed Dr. Toctopus?
That weapon design looks more late '80s to me, though I can't place it. An issue of West Coast Avengers, maybe?
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