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'''Machine Man is framed by two of Brickman's goons and their especially dense slave.'''
==Synopsis==
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*''Machine Man'' (vol 1) issue 14, April 1980
This was [[Marv Wolfman]]'s final issue of ''Machine Man'', likely as a result of his departure to [[w:DC Comics|DC]].
===Edits===
*Pages 1-4 and 8-9 of part 1 are printed in black and white.
*A "DON'T MISS NEXT ISSUE!" caption box is added to the final page of part 1.
*Pages 1-2 and 5-7 of part 2 are printed in black and white.
*Brickman lists his political rivers as "Carter and Kennedy and the others" – the "Carter and" is removed the UK printing.
*On page 2 of part 2, "candor" is (very poorly) edited to "candour". On page 5, "humor" is similarly edited to "humour", shifting the next word, "Peter", along a little.
===Artwork and technical errors===
*For the first time in a TFUK ''Machine Man'' strip, no effort is made to change the colorist credit to "colourist".
*A lot of U.S. spelling slip through in this story, including "theorized", "re-energizing", "aluminum", "jewelry", "transistorized", "analyzation"... and, ah, "mommy".
*The jeweller's robbed by Witherspoon is referred to once as "Tower's Jewelry Store" and once as "Towers Jewelry Store" (sans apostrophe).
*Shortly before Archie tries to call it quits, one of Fred's speech bubbles is attributed to the comatose Witherspoon.
*The final speech bubble is attributed to Machine Man, though it refers to him in the second person ("You've been proven innocent.").
===Continuity errors===
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Publisher | Marvel Comics | |||||||||||||||
Published in | The Transformers issue 8 issue 9 | |||||||||||||||
First published | 29th December, 1984 (part 1) 12th January, 1985 (part 2) | |||||||||||||||
Writer | Marv Wolfman | |||||||||||||||
Artist | Steve Ditko | |||||||||||||||
Colorist | R. Slifer | |||||||||||||||
Letterer | John Costanza | |||||||||||||||
Editor | Marv Wolfman | |||||||||||||||
Consulting editor | Jim Shooter |
Machine Man is framed by two of Brickman's goons and their especially dense slave.
Synopsis
Part 1
Part 2
Featured characters
Regular cast | Antagonists | Incidentals |
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Quotes
Notes
The Man Who Could Walk Through Walls on Marvel Database, an external wiki |
Original printing
- Machine Man (vol 1) issue 14, April 1980
This was Marv Wolfman's final issue of Machine Man, likely as a result of his departure to DC.
Edits
- Pages 1-4 and 8-9 of part 1 are printed in black and white.
- A "DON'T MISS NEXT ISSUE!" caption box is added to the final page of part 1.
- Pages 1-2 and 5-7 of part 2 are printed in black and white.
- Brickman lists his political rivers as "Carter and Kennedy and the others" – the "Carter and" is removed the UK printing.
- On page 2 of part 2, "candor" is (very poorly) edited to "candour". On page 5, "humor" is similarly edited to "humour", shifting the next word, "Peter", along a little.
Artwork and technical errors
- For the first time in a TFUK Machine Man strip, no effort is made to change the colorist credit to "colourist".
- A lot of U.S. spelling slip through in this story, including "theorized", "re-energizing", "aluminum", "jewelry", "transistorized", "analyzation"... and, ah, "mommy".
- The jeweller's robbed by Witherspoon is referred to once as "Tower's Jewelry Store" and once as "Towers Jewelry Store" (sans apostrophe).
- Shortly before Archie tries to call it quits, one of Fred's speech bubbles is attributed to the comatose Witherspoon.
- The final speech bubble is attributed to Machine Man, though it refers to him in the second person ("You've been proven innocent.").