In the not-too-distant future, robots are fighting for their equal rights. And when a mysterious and deadly disease known as "Rust" threatens all artificial life, salvations lies in the unlikeliest of heroes-with an obsolete construction worker known as HALE-19 and with AMBER-7T, a caregiver.
After awakening in a decommission facility, AMBER-7T is forced to rely on the dangerous and unapologetic HALE-19 in order to escape. Can these two contradictions find a way to escape or will they turn on one another to survive? Meanwhile, Art Detectives Drivas and Lawton find themselves saddled with the case of their lives and a pair of dangerou more
Volition scratches that particular spot that doesn't get served by the superhero publishers and is fairly hard to get in a good way among the other publishers. AfterShock has a few science fiction books running and Volition is definitely one to check out, especially if you like a more European style of artwork to it as Francia delivers some gorgeous pages here that feel more painted than illustrated. The story is fairly straightforward, though engaging to be sure, and has me curious what twists and turns are still ahead to help step it up to something more. It's definitely worth checking out for both story and art while the combination makes for an engaging read with lots of repeat value for the artwork. Read Full Review
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