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==Fiction== |
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One Friday evening, as Matt and Humph were enjoying a space show with a glass of pop (or milk), [[Matt's parents]] told him to put the cat out for the night – out of their fourth floor window. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 5/Matt and the Cat| |
One Friday evening, as Matt and Humph were enjoying a space show with a glass of pop (or milk), [[Matt's parents]] told him to put the cat out for the night – out of their fourth floor window. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 5/Matt and the Cat|''Matt and the Cat'' issue 5}} Matt thought it was strange that he hadn't heard from Humph for five whole minutes, so he went outside to find Humph being taken away in a dustbin by a large [[Slave-Master's robot|robot]]. Matt blurted out that the robot was stealing his cat – and then instantly regretted it. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 6/Matt and the Cat|Issue 6}} Humph used the distraction to flee, but headed back to rescue Matt on second thoughts, only to find the robot beaming the boy onto a [[Slave-Master's ship|star ship]]. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 7/Matt and the Cat|Issue 7}} Humph was also beamed up, and he started to search for Matt. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 8/Matt and the Cat|Issue 8}} |
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While Humph was captured by a [[Lobb]], Matt fell into the hands of the [[Slave-Master|Slave-Master of Darkon]]. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 10/Matt and the Cat|Issue 10}} |
While Humph was captured by a [[Lobb]], Matt fell into the hands of the [[Slave-Master|Slave-Master of Darkon]]. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 10/Matt and the Cat|Issue 10}} The Slave-Master gloated to Matt that he was his personal property until the ship reached Darkon, and allowed him to reunite with Humph... though on their joy to see one another, the Slave-Master clarified that they'd be reunited in the slave section of the ship. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 11/Matt and the Cat|Issue 11}} Imprisoned with Humph, Matt paced back and forth, trying to come up with a plan for escape. The idea came to him. {{storylink|The Transformers issue 12/Matt and the Cat|Issue 12}} |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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Revision as of 21:23, 3 November 2023
Matt is Humph's best human pal.
Fiction
One Friday evening, as Matt and Humph were enjoying a space show with a glass of pop (or milk), Matt's parents told him to put the cat out for the night – out of their fourth floor window. Matt and the Cat issue 5 Matt thought it was strange that he hadn't heard from Humph for five whole minutes, so he went outside to find Humph being taken away in a dustbin by a large robot. Matt blurted out that the robot was stealing his cat – and then instantly regretted it. Issue 6 Humph used the distraction to flee, but headed back to rescue Matt on second thoughts, only to find the robot beaming the boy onto a star ship. Issue 7 Humph was also beamed up, and he started to search for Matt. Issue 8
While Humph was captured by a Lobb, Matt fell into the hands of the Slave-Master of Darkon. Issue 10 The Slave-Master gloated to Matt that he was his personal property until the ship reached Darkon, and allowed him to reunite with Humph... though on their joy to see one another, the Slave-Master clarified that they'd be reunited in the slave section of the ship. Issue 11 Imprisoned with Humph, Matt paced back and forth, trying to come up with a plan for escape. The idea came to him. Issue 12
Notes
- Matt is named for Mychailo Kazybrid's eldest son, and visually based on a cartoon of him when he was two years old.[1][2]
