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Trucking Along

Here’s a quick rundown of where we are with that big ol’ list of 2013′s Atomic Robo projects. All New Super Rad Merch: Gettin’ there. March, I think. You guys will kinda go nuts for what we’re brewing up. It’ll be worth the wait. Real Science Adventures (vol 2): Totally written, 33% drawn and colored. […] 

Moving Pictures

Our friends and yours at The Fictory revealed some tidbits about the fan-funded Atomic Robo: Last Stop animated project. Check out some behind the scenes art, a clip, and more (as in video game more) right over here.  

Real Science Adventures #8 — pre-order now!

Yup, Real Science Adventures #8 is ready for your pre-orders, folks. This is the second installment of the six-part series featuring Tesla’s team of 19th century luminaries fighting to save the United States. Gasp! Here’s the solicit to give you a hint of what’s to come. It’s 1893 and a cabal of industrialists plot to […] 

Scott: Thinking About Style

We’ve got another piece of VIEWER MAIL. This time, the answer is from Scott. In Scott’s own words… I’ve been having a rather pleasant exchange with an Atomic Robo reader about how my art has changed since the first issue, and I thought I would share my thoughts here since this is something I get […] 

From the Twitterati

I was Twittered a question with an answer too long for Twitter, so here we are. @UltimasMalice: Can I ask a question? Is Atomic Robo a love letter to the silver age of comics? Not specifically. We tend to approach each volume as a love letter to a particular pop cultural thing from a specific […] 

Real Science Adventures #7

First: we listened to your input and we changed the format. Second, you can reserve the first issue at your local shop right now with Diamond Code JAN131256. Or pre-order it online for less than two dollars. Retailers and fans begged us to make more Atomic Robo material from day one. Scott can only draw […] 

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