Immediately following Atomic Robo's neutralization of weaponized pyramids, he is blown into the sky and rendered unconscious. The scene then flashes back to 1974, where Carl Sagan invites Robo is invited to go to Mars on a top secret mission. On the third day of flight, Robo and the team at NASA discovered that Robo had run out of reading material and would be extremely bored for the duration of the flight to Mars. NASA is confused, as a (false) psychiatric evaluation of Robo conducted by Stephen Hawking had said that Robo had a power down state, which he did not. Three hundred days later, Robo landed on Mars and began to conduct "tests" with rocks, some even unsanctioned by NASA. As Robo prepares to leave, with a series of radio programs ready for the return trip, his view from space reve
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| - Immediately following Atomic Robo's neutralization of weaponized pyramids, he is blown into the sky and rendered unconscious. The scene then flashes back to 1974, where Carl Sagan invites Robo is invited to go to Mars on a top secret mission. On the third day of flight, Robo and the team at NASA discovered that Robo had run out of reading material and would be extremely bored for the duration of the flight to Mars. NASA is confused, as a (false) psychiatric evaluation of Robo conducted by Stephen Hawking had said that Robo had a power down state, which he did not. Three hundred days later, Robo landed on Mars and began to conduct "tests" with rocks, some even unsanctioned by NASA. As Robo prepares to leave, with a series of radio programs ready for the return trip, his view from space reve
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| - Atomic Robo of Mars
- Atomic Robo vs. Rasputin
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- Featured Characters:
* Atomic Robo
- Other Characters:
* Stephen Hawking
- Vehicles:
* Viking I
* Gladys
- Villains:
* Giant Mummy Monster
- Villains:
* Thomas Edison
* Rasputin
- Locations:
* Mars
* Cairo, Egypt
* Death Valley, California
* Cape Canaveral, Florida
- Locations:
* Houston Street laboratory, New York City, New York
- Supporting Characters:
* Carl Sagan
* Action Scientists
** Jenkins
** Ada
** Benjamin
** Koa
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| - Action Scientists
- Stephen Hawking
- Jenkins
- Ada
- Atomic Robo
- Benjamin
- Thomas Edison
- Koa
- Rasputin
- Carl Sagan
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| - Read online at atomicrobo.com
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| Synopsis
| - Immediately following Atomic Robo's neutralization of weaponized pyramids, he is blown into the sky and rendered unconscious. The scene then flashes back to 1974, where Carl Sagan invites Robo is invited to go to Mars on a top secret mission. On the third day of flight, Robo and the team at NASA discovered that Robo had run out of reading material and would be extremely bored for the duration of the flight to Mars. NASA is confused, as a psychiatric evaluation of Robo conducted by Stephen Hawking had said that Robo had a power down state, which he did not. Three hundred days later, Robo landed on Mars and began to conduct "tests" with rocks, some even unsanctioned by NASA. As Robo prepares to leave, with a series of radio programs ready for the return trip, his view from space reveals that he has formed the sentence "Stephen Hawking is a bastard" in rocks on the surface of Mars.
At the end of the flashback, Robo awakens to the Action Scientists' relief. On the radio, the Egyptian president berates him for destroying the pyramids, insisting that he must be punished for it. The president refuses Robo's offer to have this service and the next free. However, a giant mummy-like being emerges from the sand, prompting the president to reconsider.
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| - I know it seems like a small thing, but I'm gonna need more than five magazines to entertain myself for a two year round trip.
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| - California
- Florida
- New York
- Egypt
- New York City
- Mars
- Cairo
- Cape Canaveral
- Death Valley
- Houston Street laboratory
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| Penciler1
| - Scott Wegener
- Zack Finfrock
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| - Rhonda Pattison
- Zack Finfrock
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| - Immediately following Atomic Robo's neutralization of weaponized pyramids, he is blown into the sky and rendered unconscious. The scene then flashes back to 1974, where Carl Sagan invites Robo is invited to go to Mars on a top secret mission. On the third day of flight, Robo and the team at NASA discovered that Robo had run out of reading material and would be extremely bored for the duration of the flight to Mars. NASA is confused, as a (false) psychiatric evaluation of Robo conducted by Stephen Hawking had said that Robo had a power down state, which he did not. Three hundred days later, Robo landed on Mars and began to conduct "tests" with rocks, some even unsanctioned by NASA. As Robo prepares to leave, with a series of radio programs ready for the return trip, his view from space reveals that he has formed the sentence "Stephen Hawking is a bastard" in rocks on the surface of Mars. At the end of the flashback, Robo awakens to the Action Scientists' relief. On the radio, the Egyptian president berates him for destroying the (mechanized and dangerous) pyramids, insisting that he must be punished for it. The president refuses Robo's offer to have this service and the next free. However, a giant mummy-like being emerges from the sand, prompting the president to reconsider.
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