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Line 13: \|translation=uncredited \|letters=uncredited \|chronology={{RU\|1775}}<br>{{RU\|1934}}–{{RU\|1973}} }} {{CW Line 26 ⟶ 27: On the 16th of December, [[Robot universe#1937\|1937]], [[Theodore Cole and Ralph Roe]] attempted escape through a wash-house window. After parting ways and diving into the icy waters, the two men were never seen again. In [[Robot universe#1946\|1946]], inmate number 548, [[Joseph Cretzer\|Joseph 'Dutch' Cretzer]], led a mutiny with five other men. Two warders were killed, but Cretzer's plan was to treat them as living hostages to exchange for their freedom. Military troops were brought in as reinforcements; after ~~Warden~~a ~~Johnston~~prison higher-up commented his belief the hostages to be dead, the troops breached the criminals' stronghold. Cretzer and two of his cohorts, [[Coy]] and [[Hubbard]], were shot dead during the assault. The surviving mutineers were tried, their lawyers paid for by donations from fellow prisoners. After a unanimous guilty verdict, [[Judge Goodman]] sentenced [[Shockley]] and [[Thompson]] to death in the gas chamber, and life imprisonment for [[Carnes]], a Native American inmate. Line 105 ⟶ 106: ===Edits=== {{Stubminor\|Edits/comparison with the original}} ===Artwork and technical errors=== Line 137 ⟶ 139: ===Continuity errors=== Most of the comic takes place during the James A. Johnston's tenure as warden. If every panel featuring a warden is intended to be him, then his appearance (particularly his weight) fluctuates dramatically. James A. Johnston, new warden of Alcatraz federal penitentiary, turns up by boat on January 1st, 1934, to open his new prison and seemingly immediately meet with his warders to lay down his no-nonsense regime... but on his arrival, one of the guards asks "Who's the guy getting off the boat?" What, did he miss a briefing or something? ===Other notes=== Line 143 ⟶ 146: ==References== <references/> {{DEFAULTSORT:Truth About Alcatraz!}} [[Category:From the Fact Files comic stories]] [[Category:The Transformers issue 17]]