Return to the Amalgam Age of Comics: The DC Comics Collection #[nn]
In "Someone to Watch Over Me," writer Peter Milligan and artist Adam Pollina deliver a tense, character-driven tale set in the Amalgam Age of Comics, where Marshal Trask unleashes the relentless robotic Razormen to hunt down the malforms of Generation Hex. When the outlaws find themselves outmatched, Jono takes them back to his hometown of Humanity, seeking justice for the childhood wounds that still fester. Cover by Rodolfo Damaggio and Karl Story captures the story’s brooding atmosphere, while the interior art and colors by Pollina, Morales, Baumann, and Digital Chameleon bring a gritty, immersive feel to this pivotal moment.
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Marshal Trask creates the robotic Razormen to track down and kill the malforms of Generation Hex. When the band of outlaws discover they cannot outrun the killer robots, Jono leads them to his hometown of Humanity to wreak some vengeance on the folks who mistreated him as a child.
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