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1988's Machine Man TPB cover by cover artist Barry Windsor-Smith.
Cover of the Day: Machine Man #11 (October, 1979) Art by Steve Ditko
Machine Man, circa 1978...
...and his great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandson, Bender.
Robots who... - Demand their humanity be respected to the point of being accidental trans allegories - Were initially assigned a callsign beginning with "X-" and ending with a number, but insist on being called by a "human" name - Refer to their respective inventors as their parents - Have absurd "stereotypical robot" powers (extendable limbs, reconfigurable body, an impossible amount of concealed weapons and tools; etc.) - Had fixations about how their eyes looked at one time or another - Got makeovers from random mechanic shops at some point

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Machine Man: The Living Robot #19