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Free Comic Book Day 2013 is May 4th!

Go to your local store. Grab some free comics. Uh, make sure they are free first. You can’t just raid the shelves like it’s Supermarket Sweep. It is particularly important to pick up the FCBD edition of Atomic Robo. It’s also got a preview of Jay Fosgitt’s Bodie Troll. Buy other comics while you’re there! […] 

Nuts and Bolts – Vol 1, Issue 1!

Wanna listen to Scott and I talk about our half-remembered recollections of the very earliest days of Atomic Robo? THE ANSWER BETTER BE YES. Because here it is.  

Pre-order Extravaganza – Vol 8 and RSAv2 go go go

Let me break it down for you. The first four issues of Real Science Adventures Volume 2: The Billion Dollar Plot are now available for pre-order. You can get them all for under $10. Let’s see someone else beat that deal. ISSUE #7 The new story starts here with art by Erica Henderson. Erica is […] 

Atomic Robo: VIOLENT SCIENCE

The folks at The Fictory are hard at work putting the finishing touches on Atomic Robo: Last Stop, the animated short film you guys made possible that will come out May 2013. In the meantime they released Atomic Robo: Violent Science. Whuuuut? It’s a handheld video game from Second Fiction with lots of fast paced […] 

After Con Report: ECCC ’13

There are no words for Emerald City. Great staff, amazing crowd. Easily the biggest purely comics show I’ve seen in the U.S. To everyone who’s been to HeroesCon, it’s just like that but cold instead of hot, rainy instead of humid, and much bigger. Our digital exclusive Atomic Robo short story Along Came A Tyrantula […] 

ECCC 2013 + ComiXology + Atomic Robo = Yes, Please

Do you want to buy Atomic Robo comics? Do you want them signed? Do you enjoy the rain? HAVE WE GOT A DEAL FOR YOU! Brian and Scott will be attending Emerald City Comicon this weekend, March 1 – 3. It’s our understanding there are a few other professionals in the building as well, but […] 

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