Books in series
#1
Atomic Robo and the Fightin' Scientists of Tesladyne
2008
In 1923, Nikola Tesla's career is in its twilight... until he unveils a robot with automatic intelligence—ATOMIC ROBO! After decades of dealing with all manner of weirdness, Atomic Robo and the so-called Action Scientists of Tesladyne become the go-to defense force against the unexplained! See ROBO take on Nazis, giant ants, clockwork mummies, walking pyramids, Mars, cyborgs, and his nemesis, Baron von Helsingard, in his first trade paperback graphic novel. This edition collects the hard-to-find, sold-out, debut issues of Atomic Robo #1-6, complete with cover gallery, pin-ups, concept sketches, and bonus stories.
#2
Atomic Robo and the Dogs of War
2009
Eisner-nominated Atomic Robo lands on the front lines of World War II against the science freaks and devastating weird weaponry of Nazi Germany—from invincible walking tanks to atomic-powered weather cannons to the Monster Soldiers of the Third Reich. Can ROBO and Ther Sparrow, Britain's greatest covert operative, complete their mission and turn the tide of the war without killing one another? Collects the best-selling Atomic Robo: Dogs of War five-issue mini-series, complete with cover gallery, pin-ups, and bonus stories.
#3
Atomic Robo and the Shadow from Beyond Time
2009
It is 1926 when H.P. Lovecraft comes calling to warn Atomic Robo of imminent doom. But the Shadow From Beyond Time escapes into the future, intersecting with our world throughout the 20th century. The future and history of the universe hangs in the balance as Atomic Robo teams up with, uh, Atomic Robo in a last-ditch effort to protect reality itself.
#4
Atomic Robo and Other Strangeness
2010
Atomic Robo faces an invasion from the Vampire Dimension, finds a giant kaiju monster attack in the heart of Tokyo, detours to the South Pacific to battle wits with Dr. Dinosaur, then comes face-to-face with his newest enemy: his oldest enemy Collects the Atomic Robo and the Revenge of the Vampire Dimension mini-series, the Free Comic Book Day 2009 story Why Atomic Robo Hates Dr. Dinosaur, and an assortment of Robo mini-comics in print for the first time
#5
Atomic Robo and the Deadly Art of Science
2011
1930's: A young ATOMIC ROBO yearns for adventure and excitement beyond the lessons of his creator, Nikola Tesla. Meanwhile, a mad scientist's quest for immortality puts the entire island of Manhattan in danger! It's up to ROBO's forbidden moonlighting team-up with vigilante gunfighter / incredibly reluctant mentor JACK TAROT to put a stop to it. Features a man with two skulls, a massive behemoth robot, vampires (a little) and first love.
#6
Atomic Robo
The Ghost of Station X
2012
Forget volume 1 - this is the perfect place to start your Atomic Robo adventures, since every collection stands alone in any reading order. In this tale, Robo is the only hope to save astronauts trapped in a rapidly deteriorating orbit. And when he gets there? Things go from utterly doomed to Aaaauuuugh
#7
Atomic Robo
The Flying She-Devils of the Pacific
2012
Invented by Nikola Tesla in 1923, Atomic Robo went on to be a soldier, a scientist, an entrepreneur, and an explorer whose adventures span the globe. This one begins, if you couldn't guess from the title, in the vast expanse of the south Pacific. The year is 1951. World War II concluded just six years ago, but it's mark is still felt in this remote part of the world in ways that one could have ever predicted!
#8
Atomic Robo
The Savage Sword of Dr. Dinosaur
2014
What do DR. DINOSAUR, the Lost City of Atvatabar, Majestic 12, MARCONI'S secret Nazi space program in South America (wait, what?!), and missing nuclear weapons have to do with one another?
They're about to transform the face of ATOMIC ROBO'S world forever! Yeah, that's right. Strap yourself in, we're doing the one where "EVERYTHING CHANGES."
Authors
Brian Clevinger
Author · 9 books
Brian Clevinger is best known as the author of the most popular sprite webcomic, and one of the most popular webcomics overall, 8-Bit Theater. He is also the author of the self-published novel Nuklear Age. Clevinger has recently received attention for his Eisner-nominated print comic Atomic Robo. Claiming that his "favorite comics are the ones where the jokes are on the reader," Clevinger is an expert in using anti-climax, interface alterations, and the occasional false ending to play with the reader's expectations. It is a testament to both his sense of humor and his writing skills that these "jokes on the reader" are usually beloved by his fanbase.
