ROBOT-COP
Real Name: Unrevealed, presumably Alex Murphy
Identity/Class: Extra-dimensional human cyborg
Occupation: Law enforcement officer
Group Membership: Detroit police
Affiliations: None
Enemies: Bob, Bob's wife Dr. Bong (Lester Verde), She-Hulk (Jennifer Walters), Paul White
Known Relatives: None
Aliases: Robocop
Base of Operations: Detroit, Michigan
First Appearance: Sensational She-Hulk I#5 (May,
1989)
Powers/Abilities: Robot-cop was a cybernetically
enhanced law enforcement officer, augmented with artificial body parts
and advanced computer systems that enhanced his strength, stamina and
accuracy to superhuman levels. He is encased in a titanium body armor
that increases his durability considerably. Robot-cop's humanity was
largely suppressed by the computer algorithm that focused on maintaining
law and order. Robot-cop is proficient in the use of most firearms.
Height: Unrevealed (approximately 6'0")
Weight: Unrevealed (approximately 342 lbs.)
Eyes: None
Hair: None
History:
(Sensational She-Hulk I#5 (fb) - BTS) - Marvel Productions
produced a Saturday morning cartoon series based on the fictional
adventures of Robot-Cop, a futuristic cyborg law enforcement officer
that fought crime in Detroit with deadly force.
(Sensational She-Hulk I#5 (fb) ) - Dr. Bong was furious when he
discovered his five infant clones had become addicted to 'the mindless
pap' offered by Saturday morning cartoons. He dreamed up a complex
scheme to save their minds: he figured out a way to manipulate what was
being broadcast through his mastery of sonics. Now in control of the
wavelengths, he found he could now enter the broadcasts as if they were
actual realities (see comments).
(Sensational She-Hulk I#5 (fb) -
BTS) - As a result of Bong's extended vibrational manipulation, the
wavelength realms became susceptible to certain types of TV remotes that
operated on hypersonics. People who were channel surfing using these
remote controls might suddenly find themselves transported inside the
show they were watching. She-Hulk suddenly found herself in the warped
world of Saturday morning cartoons where she wound up rescuing a young
boy called Paul White and Bob and his wife.
(Sensational She-Hulk I#5) - She-Hulk discovered her TV-remote could
transport them to different worlds. Her next click brought the group to
Robot-Cop's reality. Trying to get their bearings on the ravaged streets
of Detroit, they soon encountered Robot-Cop who immediately ordered them
to stand down. When She-Hulk tried to reason with Robot-Cop, he mistook
the remote in her hand for a weapon and blasted it to bits with his gun.
Robot-Cop then threatened everyone with lethal action if they refused to
comply to his orders. Before things could get out of hand, Dr. Bong
arrived. He used his powers to paralyze Robot-Cop and then transported
She-Hulk and the others away from Robot-Cop's reality.
Comments: Created by John Byrne, Bob Wiacek.
So, is Robot-Cop's reality real or not? That's a bit of a metaphysical quandary, really. Yes, the original Robot-Cop was from a cartoon show, but by the time Dr. Bong was done with it, the fictional character and its world had become interactive and quite real. John Byrne deliberately left out the details, because even for comic book science it's a bit of a wonky concept. Then again, Bong is a master of quantum mechanics and the multiverse is a big place, who's to say there isn't at least one reality out there where Robot-Cop is real?
Profile by Norvo
CLARIFICATIONS:
Robot-Cop should not be confused with
Appearances:
Sensational She-Hulk I#5 (May, 1989) - John Byrne (writer, pencils), Bob
Wiacek (inks), Bobbie Chase (editor)
First Posted: 11/20/2025
Last Updated: 11/20/2025
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