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'''''Death of a Salesbot''''' is a [[Comics|comic]] released on May 17, 2013 to coincide with the release of the [[Robotic Boogaloo]]. | '''''Death of a Salesbot''''' is a [[Comics|comic]] released on May 17, 2013 to coincide with the release of the [[Robotic Boogaloo]]. | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | The nearly bankrupt Grey Mann is aggravated over his constant losses incurred trying to defeat the mercenaries. To top it off, the mercenaries are spending the money powering the robots on hats from Saxton Hale. Three Scout-bots enter the room in which Grey Mann is grumbling to himself. One of the Scout-bots suggests powering robots on something other than money. | + | The nearly bankrupt Grey Mann is aggravated over his constant losses incurred trying to defeat the mercenaries. To top it off, the mercenaries are spending the money powering the robots on hats from his rival, Saxton Hale. Three Scout-bots enter the room in which Grey Mann is grumbling to himself. One of the Scout-bots suggests powering robots on something other than money. |
| − | Grey turns around and unveils "Plan B" - the [[Bot Dogger]]. Grey asks a Scout-bot it's objective. The Scout-bot replies "checking out wicked hot fem-bots?" Grey drops the [[Bot Dogger]] on the Scout-bot's head. The Scout-bot | + | Instead, Grey turns around and unveils "Plan B" - the [[Bot Dogger]]. Grey asks a Scout-bot it's objective. The Scout-bot replies "checking out wicked hot fem-bots?" Grey drops the [[Bot Dogger]] on the Scout-bot's head. The hat updates the Scout-bot's objective to "sell hats to mercenaries." Grey looks at a magazine cover showcasing Saxton Hale's success and says, "Let's see how well your profit margins fare when my army of sales-bots charge forth with a viral marketing campaign..." |
| − | The scene changes to the mercenaries at Mannworks. All of the mercenaries have too much money; the Demoman is covered with bling, the Pyro and Engineer are burning it, the Soldier is eating it on a sandwich, and the Sniper is sniping | + | The scene changes to the mercenaries at Mannworks. All of the mercenaries have too much money; the Demoman is covered with bling, the Pyro and Engineer are burning it, the Soldier is eating it on a sandwich, and the Sniper is sniping from atop a pile of cash. The Sniper scopes out the window and sees the sales-bots approaching. He shoots them in the face and alerts the other mercenaries that the robots are marching forwards with crates. The Soldier is enraged at how the sales-bots are "surrendering". |
| − | The mercenaries destroy the robots, and examine the robocrates. Suddenly, a half-robotic Engineer from 1999 | + | The mercenaries destroy the robots, and examine the robocrates. Suddenly, a half-robotic Engineer from 1999 warps in with a half-robotic Pyro head. The future-Engineer tries to warn the mercenaries about the robocrates to prevent the "Hat Wars" of the 1990s, but the Scout interrupts to ask about the future. The future-Engineer is cut short when he is sucked back to his own time. He quickly tells the mercenaries to not open the robocrates. The mercenaries have difficulty hearing his final warning, and the Soldier thinks the future-Engineer wanted them to open the crates. |
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| Comic Strip Info | |
| Released: | May 17, 2013 |
| Number of pages: | 13 |
| “ | BUY OUR HATS. BUY OUR HATS. BUY OUR HATS.
— Gray Mann's Robot Army
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Death of a Salesbot is a comic released on May 17, 2013 to coincide with the release of the Robotic Boogaloo.
Contents
Synopsis
The nearly bankrupt Grey Mann is aggravated over his constant losses incurred trying to defeat the mercenaries. To top it off, the mercenaries are spending the money powering the robots on hats from his rival, Saxton Hale. Three Scout-bots enter the room in which Grey Mann is grumbling to himself. One of the Scout-bots suggests powering robots on something other than money.
Instead, Grey turns around and unveils "Plan B" - the Bot Dogger. Grey asks a Scout-bot it's objective. The Scout-bot replies "checking out wicked hot fem-bots?" Grey drops the Bot Dogger on the Scout-bot's head. The hat updates the Scout-bot's objective to "sell hats to mercenaries." Grey looks at a magazine cover showcasing Saxton Hale's success and says, "Let's see how well your profit margins fare when my army of sales-bots charge forth with a viral marketing campaign..."
The scene changes to the mercenaries at Mannworks. All of the mercenaries have too much money; the Demoman is covered with bling, the Pyro and Engineer are burning it, the Soldier is eating it on a sandwich, and the Sniper is sniping from atop a pile of cash. The Sniper scopes out the window and sees the sales-bots approaching. He shoots them in the face and alerts the other mercenaries that the robots are marching forwards with crates. The Soldier is enraged at how the sales-bots are "surrendering".
The mercenaries destroy the robots, and examine the robocrates. Suddenly, a half-robotic Engineer from 1999 warps in with a half-robotic Pyro head. The future-Engineer tries to warn the mercenaries about the robocrates to prevent the "Hat Wars" of the 1990s, but the Scout interrupts to ask about the future. The future-Engineer is cut short when he is sucked back to his own time. He quickly tells the mercenaries to not open the robocrates. The mercenaries have difficulty hearing his final warning, and the Soldier thinks the future-Engineer wanted them to open the crates.
Pages
Page 1
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Page 6
Page 7
Page 8
Page 9
Page 10
Page 11
Page 12
Page 13
Trivia
- The title of the comic is a play on the title of Death of a Salesman.
- On page 2, there is a mistake where "reports" is misspelled "repors".
External links
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