ATOMIC ROBO #6
Written by Brian Clevinger
Art by Scott Wegener
There's good news and bad news abound for this issue. Good news? It's Atomic Robo and it rocked. Bad news? It's the last issue. Good news? There's an announcement of a volume two. Bad news? It's not coming until later this year. No one should have to wait so long for something so good.
This issue wraps up one of the most entertaining new titles / characters in a long time. This is the rematch from issue one with Helsingrad, who is now just a brain in a jar in a giant robot body. The two have quite the throw down that lasts most of the issue and ends, surprisingly, with the help of the only uncaptured member of Robo's team, a man named Jenkins. This wouldn't be an Atomic Robo issue without the trademark witty dialogue. Robo is in good form her with the various Spider-Man-esque banter. Like just about every Robo issue, expect it to be well represented in the Moments of the Week.
Verdict - Must Read
Written by Brian Clevinger
Art by Scott Wegener
There's good news and bad news abound for this issue. Good news? It's Atomic Robo and it rocked. Bad news? It's the last issue. Good news? There's an announcement of a volume two. Bad news? It's not coming until later this year. No one should have to wait so long for something so good.
This issue wraps up one of the most entertaining new titles / characters in a long time. This is the rematch from issue one with Helsingrad, who is now just a brain in a jar in a giant robot body. The two have quite the throw down that lasts most of the issue and ends, surprisingly, with the help of the only uncaptured member of Robo's team, a man named Jenkins. This wouldn't be an Atomic Robo issue without the trademark witty dialogue. Robo is in good form her with the various Spider-Man-esque banter. Like just about every Robo issue, expect it to be well represented in the Moments of the Week.
Verdict - Must Read
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