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Sometimes these robots take things too far.
Art by Juan Romera
Letters & written by Adam J. Monetta
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The Stranger continues to wander into his memories.
Art by Juan Romera
Letters & written by Adam J. Monetta
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As robots fight, the Stranger takes a stroll into his fragmented past. I’m sure he’ll be fine.
Art by Juan Romera
Letters & written by Adam J. Monetta
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Now we return to our regular transmission.
Art by Juan Romera
Letters & written by Adam J. Monetta
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Gotcha!
Okay, maybe I did, maybe I didn’t. We got a Fighting Stranger/Attack on Titan crossover spoof here. Discovered Attack on Titan at the New York Comic Con. Not sure why an anime that features mutant creatures and a city behind high walls would catch my eye.
On a serious note, the regular Fighting Stranger pages will be back very soon, we are just catching up. Also, Lucky Dawg issue #2 has hit ComiXology. You can click the HicksVillain banner above to see the Stranger & Dawg issues there.
Art by Juan Romera
Letters & written by Adam J. Monetta
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It was only a matter of time.
Art by Juan Romera
Letters & written by Adam J. Monetta
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It just got personal.
Art by Juan Romera
Letters & written by Adam J. Monetta
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C4D needs a little helper. Did he just find one?
Art by Juan Romera
Letters & written by Adam J. Monetta
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Now things are going to get very weird. Two of the robots are from his past. The ‘bot covered with speakers is the singing robot mentioned back in pages 49 and 111.
Art by Juan Romera
Letters & written by Adam J. Monetta
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As if the Stranger wasn’t confused enough.
Since we last left you, another comic of mine debuted on ComiXology Submit. The first issue of Lucky Dawg (http://www.comixology.com/Lucky-Dawg/comics-series/11917). I’m looking to revive that webcomic, so a little love would help that.
And don’t forget that Fighting Stranger is on ComiXology. Plus, look up Juan Romera on there, since he has quite a few books available.
Art by Juan Romera
Letters & written by Adam J. Monetta
