"I've got a few covers featuring this giant robo from the late 60s, but here's his recent team-up with some more well-known characters who started out in that era:"

"Actually, "daggit" was the name of the twelve colonies' dog species. "Muffit" was Boxey's original daggit, lost in the Cylon attack, and then replaced by a robo-daggit named "Muffit II." But lets go a few…"

"Why not? We know who James Bond is, even though he changes appearances more often than a Time Lord."

"Archie's MadHouse contributes several bad jokes and a swingin' robot combo:"

"Archie meets Transformers:"

"I have a couple of Archies that no one has posted yet, but I'd like to start by posting ARCHIE the Robot:"

"It was the first post of the month, but worth another look. I'm not sure which is less solid-- the robot or the shopping cart."

"I imagine Magnus will appear a few times this month. I love the fact that this kill-bot has a buzz-saw and claws, even though that laser should, realistically, be enough to stop the Robot Fighter dead in his tracks."

"A Golden Age robot and, apparently,a "Golden Universe.""

"And it's December 1.... So here are Jed and all his kin dealing with a suitably old-timey robot:"

"I've found a few Archie robo-covers, so we'll see whether we've found the same ones. This isn't a cover, but:"

"Wanna mess with an AI's algorithms? Feed it a prompt that makes no sense whatsoever: "That's pretty funny, Derwin, but I still can't find the roto-rooter.""

"I don't think anyone has posted this one. It was my introduction to Strangers in Paradise and I was initially hooked/ While the series had some excellent issues, I think it abandoned most of its initial promise and premise in the later years. I…"

"Then why not "Robots and Sufficiently Robotic Cyborgs?" Do we need, in the end, to get robo-sectarian about it? My experience is that people will try to find creative ways to post."

"Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde, a bizarre, but better-than-it-should-be Hammer horror from 1971. The doctor turns into an evil female whom he passes off as his widowed sister. It takes place in a contemporary pop-culture version of the late Victorian…"