Murder Drones (2025)

Based on Glitch Productions' global animation phenomenon created by Liam Vickers and now streaming on Prime Video, it's three cheers for 'destroy all humans' as all-star creators Wyatt Kennedy (Nights, Marvel Voices) and Jo Mi-Gyeong (Eve, The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance) unleash the record-setting comics adaptation of the series that you have watched 330 million times: MURDER DRONES! In the far future on the desolate exoplanet designated Copper 9, the humans are long gone but the robotic worker drones they created to mine the planet's resources are still hard at work. Together, they have managed to forge their own makeshift society . . . or so they thought until a previously unknown kind of robot—the dreaded 'Murder Drones'—are activated by a long-forgotten human-scripted protocol to disassemble any worker that deviates from its original programming. But when a rebellious young worker drone named Uzi forms an unlikely alliance with two disassembly drones—Serial Designations N and V—can they, together, uncover the secrets of their origins . . . and stop the spread of the unsettling mechanical virus known as the Absolute Solver? Robots, violence, teen angst, mad science, love, loss, doors, hormones, and chaos! What more could you ask for? A pen, perhaps? It's a clicky pen! (Ask your kids. They'll get it!)

ROBOTS! REBELLION! AND THIS SICK-AS-HELL RAILGUN! From Glitch Productions and Oni Press, the record-shattering adaptation of the groundbreaking animated series from writer Wyatt Kennedy (Nights, Wiccan: Witches’ Road) and Jo Mi-Gyeong (Eve) continues! Following the annihilation of the human colonists once tasked with gutting its resources in order to maximize shareholder value, the remote exoplanet of Copper 9 stands in ruin. But, beneath the surface, the colonists’ robotic worker drones have built a new kind of life for themselves with purpose, schools, doors, and card games! Now, teenage drone Uzi has made an unlikely bestie in Disassembly Drone N, whose primary purpose, until very recently, was to destroy the worker drones (for reasons). But it’s not just prom dates and awkward silences for these two wacky kids. A mysterious force continues to stalk the drone population from within, leaving a bloody trail of bodies in its wake. It’s a real drag!

More murder, more drones, more insanity! The global animation phenomenon continues to defy convention in this thrilling and hilarious comics adaptation from the clicky-top pen (PENS!!) of writer Wyatt Kennedy (Nights, Wiccan: Witches' Road) and stunning artist Jo Mi-Gyeong (Power Rangers). Uzi, N, Tessa, and J explore JC Jenson's secret underground labs, where they encounter deadly Sentinels and learn more about the malevolent sentience known as the Absolute Solver . . . and discover the truth about Earth's destruction?! Also, Uzi says "Bite me!" at least once. It's pretty rad.

Doors, doors, doors! The global animation phenomenon continues to defy convention in this heart-stopping and hilarious comics adaptation from the mad scribblings of writer Wyatt Kennedy (Nights, Wiccan: Witches' Road) and thrilling artist Jo Mi-Gyeong (Power Rangers)! Uzi, N, and company continue to search for answers to the deadly viral entity known as the Absolute Solver, but as they get closer to uncovering the truth, the ground literally gives out beneath them. Trapped underground and racing against time, the party overcomes every obstacle and foe only to be met with TREACHERY! You know the boss battle is coming. This is a big one kids! Get ready. DIE MAD!

The global animation phenomenon comes to its stunning conclusion in this thrilling and hilarious comics adaptation from writer Wyatt Kennedy (Nights, Wiccan: Witches' Road) and the otherworldly art of Jo Mi-Gyeong (Power Rangers).  It all ends here! Uzi and her friends must now face the existential reality that is THE ABSOLUTE SOLVER as she discovers that the true fight is not with the beast itself, but with the beast WITHIN! The key to defeating this world-ending virus lies deep within her, in a fight that has been waged before, and will be again tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow . . . or something. Whatever, feelings are dumb. BITE ME!