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Atomic Robo: Atomic Robo and the Temple of Od by Brian Clevinger, Scott Wegener

1_and_owenly's review

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5.0

Atomic Robo in 1938 trying to rescue a Chinese physicist from his kidnappers.
And "ghost bandits."
And the Russian Army.

Oh yeah. And his ex girlfriend is there, too.

Yes, of course it was fun.
And of course there are horrible plans where everything goes wrong.

But I think that my favorite moment was a single panel that was made to look like the cover of Action Comics #1.

It's Robo. If you've read his stuff before, you know what to expect.

If you have not, this story can be read without previous knowledge of his adventures. Reading the rest helps, of course. But you can pretty much understand what's going on without any of the previous books.

realbooks4ever's review

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4.0

Another volume of Atomic Robo has been read! While the jumping around from place to place (being Japan, China, and Russia) had me a bit dizzy, the ending was so worth it! Set just before the start of WWII, the magnificent writing and artwork will keep you entertained. Recommended!
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