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From "The Metal Master!" in Strange Tales #56, March 1957. Vince Colletta pencils (?) & inks, Artie Simek letters. Photoshop color reduction. ("Paul tries to create a perfect artist by building a robot who can paint but the robot tries to hypnotize Paul to serve him. Paul destroys the robot.")
Info from Grand Comics Database.
Decepticons and Autobots wars have started.
According to the passenger who was in the car at that time, George Caldera, he was trying out the Full Self-Driving Capability mode and decided to test it in an area that seemed empty and quiet enough for the car not to pose any danger to anyone. There was nobody there, no men, no cars. I switched this Tesla into a self-driving mode and it started to move. And wow! A robot on the track! I thought the flivver would come round, but it bumped straightly into the it! I am so sorry, the robot looks cute. And my sincere apologies to the engineers.
Owner of the Tesla that killed the suicidal robot (robocidal)
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Victor roams a lifeless city, determined to destroy the architect of mankind's downfall.
Robocide now released by PlayRaven
If micro real-time strategy gaming is what you have been waiting for, you will get it with Robocide! The latter is now on the App Store and it can now be downloaded for free. When it comes to the genre within which this new app falls into, it might help to point out that it is highly popular on PC. However, the vision of PlayRaven is to actually reproduce the success that PC titles have had, onto touchscreen devices. Watch the game’s trailer here!
Finland’s PlayRaven launches Robocide ‘micro real-time strategy’ mobile game
EXCLUSIVE: PlayRaven announced today that it has released its Robocide free-to-play mobile game today as part of an effort to expand the genres of the PC to mobile devices. The Helsinki-based startup has created a “micro real-time strategy” (RTS) game. In doing so, it is trying to take a genre of games that have millions of fans […] http://goo.gl/7WHH8p #Playistic
ROBOCIDE | iOS / ANDROID BETA GAMEPLAY PREVIEW
