Atomic Robo Vol. 04: Other Strangeness SC

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Atomic Robo Vol. 04: Other Strangeness SC

Atomic Robo Vol. 04: Other Strangeness SC

(W) Brian Clevinger (A) Scott Wegener Atomic Robo faces an invasion from the Vampire Dimension, finds a giant kaiju monster attack in the heart of Tokyo, detours to the South Pacific to battle wits with Dr. Dinosaur, then comes face-to-face with his newest enemy: his oldest enemy! Collects the Atomic Robo and the Revenge of the Vampire Dimension mini-series, the Free Comic Book Day 2009 story Why Atomic Robo Hates Dr. Dinosaur, and an assortment of Robo mini-comics in print for the first time!

Atomic Robo Vol. 04: Other Strangeness SC

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Publisher

Red 5 Comics

Writer

Brian Clevinger

Artist

Scott Wegener

CoverArtist

Scott Wegener

Format

Graphic Novel

Release Date

Published

WF ProdCode

33368296

Item Number

JUL101112

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