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==Story==
==Story==
[[Rayman]], [[Ly]] and [[Globox]] arrive to fight [[Admiral Razorbeard]] and his lackey within a vast junkyard.  Angry with his lackey gradually being defeated, Razorbeard withdraws a magic cage which zaps Globox and traps him.  Ly then comes up with a plan to free Globox, which involves lifting Rayman and making him bounce back into action.  He throws his fist to attack the pirates as well as firing it at the magic cage until it finds its weakest spot, eventually freeing Globox, who then uses his Rain Dance to try and make the pirates rust. They retreat from the rain, leaving Rayman and his friends to claim victory.
[[Rayman]], [[Ly]] and [[Globox]] arrive to fight [[Admiral Razorbeard]] and his lackey within a vast junkyard.  Angry with his lackey gradually being defeated, Razorbeard withdraws a magic cage which zaps Globox and traps him.  Ly then comes up with a plan to free Globox, which involves lifting Rayman and making him bounce back into action.  He throws his fist to attack the pirates as well as firing it at the magic cage until it finds its weakest spot, eventually freeing Globox, who then uses his Rain Dance to try and make the pirates rust. They retreat from the rain, leaving Rayman and his friends to claim victory.
==See Also==
* [[Rayman Zone (magazine)|Rayman Zone]]


==External Links==
==External Links==

Revision as of 14:45, 7 December 2008

The first page of this one-off comic

Rayman in Hands Down! was a one-off, four-page comic that was based on Rayman 2: The Great Escape. It was currently known to have been published in the United States in a children's comic called Disney Adventures, and in the United Kingdom in a similar magazine called Disney's Big Time in 2001. It typically had a generic cartoon look that appears to have been heavily referenced from several concept artworks for the game, and used cheesy hand-related punchlines. The artist(s) and script writers are unknown, and no other official Rayman comics has been published or discovered ever since.

Story

Rayman, Ly and Globox arrive to fight Admiral Razorbeard and his lackey within a vast junkyard. Angry with his lackey gradually being defeated, Razorbeard withdraws a magic cage which zaps Globox and traps him. Ly then comes up with a plan to free Globox, which involves lifting Rayman and making him bounce back into action. He throws his fist to attack the pirates as well as firing it at the magic cage until it finds its weakest spot, eventually freeing Globox, who then uses his Rain Dance to try and make the pirates rust. They retreat from the rain, leaving Rayman and his friends to claim victory.

See Also

External Links