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TEMPLATE: New Partition #1
Secrets don't stay that way forever...
Written by Quinton Miles (THE COLD WAVE, SPELLCHECKED) and illustrated by series newcomer Jarret Katz, TEMPLATE: New Partition establishes a new status quo for the best-selling Comixology Submit sci-fi thriller series. Taking place nearly a decade after the events of THE BINARY CODE, Android X9902 (Codename: Beta) is free of Oversight's strict guidance and now goes by a new name: Nina Britt. Alongside her partner Roxanne Kwan, the two work only for themselves and in the interest of protecting humanity, no matter how big or small the mission is.
That is, until the Charlie Papers leak. With thousands of documents out in the open and everyone at Oversight a potential target, Nina reluctantly joins forces with them once again.
Written by Quinton Miles (THE COLD WAVE, SPELLCHECKED) and illustrated by series newcomer Jarret Katz, TEMPLATE: New Partition establishes a new status quo for the best-selling Comixology Submit sci-fi thriller series. Taking place nearly a decade after the events of THE BINARY CODE, Android X9902 (Codename: Beta) is free of Oversight's strict guidance and now goes by a new name: Nina Britt. Alongside her partner Roxanne Kwan, the two work only for themselves and in the interest of protecting humanity, no matter how big or small the mission is.
That is, until the Charlie Papers leak. With thousands of documents out in the open and everyone at Oversight a potential target, Nina reluctantly joins forces with them once again.
47 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 5, 2022
About the author
Quinton Miles
44 books4 followersMy work has been featured in some licensed mobile video games you probably haven't played. A few years ago, I decided to pursue a career in writing comics and pitched nonstop to make that happen. When that didn’t do anything, I just started making my own and here I am! I currently reside in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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April 12, 2022
Spy vs spy.
Ok color artwork. Seems to suffer from excessive lines and marking, especially on the faces. The story is a bad robot vs good robot over obscure government secrets that seem easily reproducible?
Ok color artwork. Seems to suffer from excessive lines and marking, especially on the faces. The story is a bad robot vs good robot over obscure government secrets that seem easily reproducible?
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