Atomic Robo & The Agents of C.H.A.N.G.E. #2

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While we get a few panels of the odd collection of villains hitting Tesladyne while Atomic Robo is away, incredulous over his absence and not really having a secondary target for their vengeance, and including a save by Dr. Dinosaur, most of Atomic Robo & The Agents of C.H.A.N.G.E. #2 follows events on the island where Atomic Robo learns the identity of the Agents of C.H.A.N.G.E. and what those he once considered friends are after.

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Wednesday – Woe Is the Loneliest Number

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  • Title: Wednesday – Woe Is the Loneliest Number
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As Principal Weems (Gwendoline Christie) goes to lengths to cover up the death of one of her students, Wednesday (Jenna Ortega) searches for answers about Rowan’s (Calum Ross) behavior and the book from which he ripped the page which he confronted her with on the night he tried to kill her. Things get a bit sidetracked in the middle with Wednesday helping out Enid (Emma Myers) beat Bianca (Joy Sunday) in a race she always wins. Friendship seems to be in the air for Wednesday, as not only does she help Enid (even if her motives are more about hurting Bianaca), but also befriends one normie teacher in the school who appears to take an immediate liking to Wednesday, although the seems to also know more about the book Wednesday is searching for than she lets on.

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007 #5

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In the penultimate issue of the arc we see drastic actions by Bond, including his apparent resignation from MI6. Or do we? 007 #5 offers the twist you’ve been waiting for explaining both Bond’s endgame with Nassar and his role with helping Myrmidon (or not so much helping, but delivering them into the clutches of the authorities).

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