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"Yesterday's" Comic> Robotech: Academy Blues #3

BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Robotech: Academy Blues #3

Isn’t it a bit early for the obligatory beach episode?

Robotech: Academy Blues #3

Academy Comics Ltd (October, 1995)

“Tremors”

WRITER: Robert Gibson

ARTIST: Laz Berry

COVER ART: Sean Bishop

LETTERING: Tavicat

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"Yesterday's" Comic> Robotech: Return To Macross #20

BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Robotech: Return To Macross #20

I never thought of Lisa as “fragile”.

Robotech: Return To Macross #20

Academy Comics Ltd (April, 1995)

“Love In A Memory”

WRITER: Robert W. Gibson

ARTIST/LETTERER: Sean Bishop

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"Yesterday's" Comic> Robotech: Return To Macross #15/Warriors #0 flip book

BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Robotech: Return To Macross #15, with Robotech Warriors #0 preview

“If they don’t turn into robots I’m too cool to care.”

Robotech: Return To Macross #15

Academy Comics, Ltd. “November, 1994)

“Distant Guns”

WRITER: Bill Spangler

ARTIST: Wes Abbott

LETTERER: Alphabet Soup

No colorist because Academy Comics made black and white comics. This series takes place during the 10 years of studying Robotechnology and getting the SDF-1spaceworthy in case the creators came…

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Using Admiral Hayes as leverage, the Federalists seize the Achilles, but not before the ship’s designer could put a plan into motion to make it worthless to their cause. To buy him some time, the RDF sends Armor One and its compliment of Lancer II Space Cannons to bear. This display of largely forgotten Robotech weaponry comes to us from Robotech: Return to Macross #36, the penultimate issue of the series, by Bill Spangler & Dusty Griffin (Academy, September 1996).

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Federalist forces have kidnapped Admiral Hayes and seized the RDF’s main mobile shuttle launch platform with the intent to take control of the space destroyer Achilles in orbit. As usual, it’s up to Roy Fokker to swoop in with his Veritech Fighter and save the day. These predictable developments come to us from Robotech: Return to Macross #35 by Bill Spangler & Dusty Griffin (Academy, August 1996).

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As a typhoon hits Macross Island, Nina Lang performs at a charity concert aboard Reynaldo Da Silva’s Glittering Star. Meanwhile, Roy Fokker storms on-board, having learned that Da Silva is a financier of the Federalist forces working to sabotage the latest developments of the Robotech project. These six pages of complex plotting and inconsistent, off-model, bean-headed artwork come to us from Robotech: Return to Macross #34, by Robert W. Gibson & Dusty Griffin (Academy, July 1996)

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Roy Fokker tries to play James Bond aboard Reynaldo Da Silva’s Glittering Star but winds up in a fistfight with Da Silva’s security goons within, oh, three minutes in these pages from Robotech: Return to Macross #33, by Bill Spangler and Dusty Griffin (Academy, June 1996).

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Under orders, Roy Fokker meets with RDF head of security Tom Bennington regarding a mysteriously dead prisoner in these opening pages of Robotech: Return to Macross #32, by Robert W. Gibson and Dusty Griffin (Academy, May 1996).