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Following Cygnet's intel, Dudley and the Chromobots searched the countryside in one of Shield's force bubbles for Predator; Dudley's question on what they'd do if the Chromatic criminal found them first went unanswered. Transmute located the unconscious body of the woman Predator had kidnapped, but the four heroes were suddenly transported to a ruined city in the 26th Century. Dudley was alarmed that even the Chromobots seemed scared, {{storylink|The Transformers issue 22/The Chromobots|Issue 22}} and worried about where he'd ended up. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 23/The Chromobots|Issue 23}}

The next thing he knew, Mikros went flying and landed in a heap. His assailant was a hulking [[brute]]; while Shield engaged it in combat, Dudley worried that if he didn't win, he wouldn't be able to see home or his Marvel comics again. He was approached by [[Rage]] and [[Menace]], who introduced themselves as part human/part Chromobot [[Mutant]]s. As the heroes fought the Mutants, Dudley thought about how he got mixed up in all this. His thoughts were interrupted by someone lurking behind him... {{storylink|The Transformers issue 24/The Chromobots|Issue 24}} Predator himself!

Predator told Dudley that in this time, the boy was the only living human on Earth. In the intervening years, Predator had used the knowledge of the kidnapped [[Tessa Stone]] to create the ultimate hybrid nuclear weapon, with which he had destroyed Chromos Five and eradicated all life on Earth to start again. Key to his plan was the [[time modulator]], a time travel device that stabilised his changes to future history. Dudley theorised that the modulator could be used to change the future to a nice place, and perhaps one where the people might be into Marvel in a big way. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 25/The Chromobots|Issue 25}}

Kicking off from a rock and leapfrogging over Rage, Dudley snatched the time modulator from Predator. While the Chromobots held off the attackers, Dudley ran to the time shift through which they'd arrived. Though he tripped at the final hurdle, he landed in 1985. Dudley's relieved thoughts of what he would've missed were interrupted as the other Chromobots followed him through. Shield quickly destroyed the time modulator with his force weapon, which had the effect of closing up the time shifts and replacing Predator's version of the timeline with an unaltered one. From his humble beginnings as a daydreaming comic reader, Dudley ended up saving the Earth – and Chromos Five. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 26/The Chromobots|Issue 26}}

==Notes==

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**Dudley's comic collection includes at least four issues featuring Spider-Man, {{storylink|The Transformers issue 12/The Chromobots|Issue 12}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 16/The Chromobots|Issue 16}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 20/The Chromobots|Issue 20}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 21/The Chromobots|Issue 21}} two issues starring [[Captain America]] (the first of which was titled after him), {{storylink|The Transformers issue 13/The Chromobots|Issue 13}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 21/The Chromobots|''The Chromobots'' issue 21}} one issue each of ''[[The Transformers#In fiction|The Transformers]]'', {{storylink|The Transformers issue 12/The Chromobots|Issue 12}} and ''[[X-Men]]'' (starring [[Wolverine]]), and something with a logo containing the letters {{Marvel|Peter_Parker,_The_Spectacular_Spider-Man_Vol_1|"PET" and "SP".}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 14/The Chromobots|Issue 14}} One comic in his collection featured what appeared to be [[Mister Fantastic]], while another featured Humph the Cat. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 21/The Chromobots|Issue 21}} Dudley also had a jumper with Humph's face on it. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 22/The Chromobots|Issue 22}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 23/The Chromobots|Issue 23}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 24/The Chromobots|Issue 24}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 25/The Chromobots|Issue 25}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 26/The Chromobots|Issue 26}}

*In issue 12, there's a toy car (a Transformers?) on the stairs. Presumably, that's Dudley's, too.

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 Following Cygnet's intel, Dudley and the Chromobots searched the countryside in one of Shield's force bubbles for Predator; Dudley's question on what they'd do if the Chromatic criminal found them first went unanswered.  Transmute located the unconscious body of the woman Predator had kidnapped, but the four heroes were suddenly transported to a ruined city in the 26th Century.  Dudley was alarmed that even the Chromobots seemed scared, {{storylink|The Transformers issue 22/The Chromobots|Issue 22}} and worried about where he'd ended up. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 23/The Chromobots|Issue 23}}
+The next thing he knew, Mikros went flying and landed in a heap.  His assailant was a hulking [[brute]]; while Shield engaged it in combat, Dudley worried that if he didn't win, he wouldn't be able to see home or his Marvel comics again.  He was approached by [[Rage]] and [[Menace]], who introduced themselves as part human/part Chromobot [[Mutant]]s.  As the heroes fought the Mutants, Dudley thought about how he got mixed up in all this.  His thoughts were interrupted by someone lurking behind him... {{storylink|The Transformers issue 24/The Chromobots|Issue 24}} Predator himself!
+Predator told Dudley that in this time, the boy was the only living human on Earth.  In the intervening years, Predator had used the knowledge of the kidnapped [[Tessa Stone]] to create the ultimate hybrid nuclear weapon, with which he had destroyed Chromos Five and eradicated all life on Earth to start again.  Key to his plan was the [[time modulator]], a time travel device that stabilised his changes to future history.  Dudley theorised that the modulator could be used to change the future to a nice place, and perhaps one where the people might be into Marvel in a big way. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 25/The Chromobots|Issue 25}}
+Kicking off from a rock and leapfrogging over Rage, Dudley snatched the time modulator from Predator.  While the Chromobots held off the attackers, Dudley ran to the time shift through which they'd arrived.  Though he tripped at the final hurdle, he landed in 1985.  Dudley's relieved thoughts of what he would've missed were interrupted as the other Chromobots followed him through.  Shield quickly destroyed the time modulator with his force weapon, which had the effect of closing up the time shifts and replacing Predator's version of the timeline with an unaltered one.  From his humble beginnings as a daydreaming comic reader, Dudley ended up saving the Earth – and Chromos Five. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 26/The Chromobots|Issue 26}}
 ==Notes==
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 **Dudley's comic collection includes at least four issues featuring Spider-Man, {{storylink|The Transformers issue 12/The Chromobots|Issue 12}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 16/The Chromobots|Issue 16}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 20/The Chromobots|Issue 20}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 21/The Chromobots|Issue 21}} two issues starring [[Captain America]] (the first of which was titled after him), {{storylink|The Transformers issue 13/The Chromobots|Issue 13}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 21/The Chromobots|''The Chromobots'' issue 21}} one issue each of ''[[The Transformers#In fiction|The Transformers]]'', {{storylink|The Transformers issue 12/The Chromobots|Issue 12}} and ''[[X-Men]]'' (starring [[Wolverine]]), and something with a logo containing the letters {{Marvel|Peter_Parker,_The_Spectacular_Spider-Man_Vol_1|"PET" and "SP".}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 14/The Chromobots|Issue 14}}  One comic in his collection featured what appeared to be [[Mister Fantastic]], while another featured Humph the Cat. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 21/The Chromobots|Issue 21}} Dudley also had a jumper with Humph's face on it. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 22/The Chromobots|Issue 22}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 23/The Chromobots|Issue 23}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 24/The Chromobots|Issue 24}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 25/The Chromobots|Issue 25}} {{storylink|The Transformers issue 26/The Chromobots|Issue 26}}
 *In issue 12, there's a toy car (a Transformers?) on the stairs.  Presumably, that's Dudley's, too.
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