Amazing Agent Luna #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the adventures of Luna, a teenage spy trained from childhood by a secret organization. As she navigates high school life and her undercover missions, Luna faces new threats that test her loyalty and skills. Collecting issues from the ongoing series by Nunzio DeFilippis, Christina Weir, and Shiei.
In "Family Week," Luna finds herself caught between warmth and tension as her new guardian Control’s parents welcome her into their home, unaware of her true connection to Control—leading to a visit thick with unspoken history. Meanwhile, Luna’s growing bond with Oliver draws scrutiny, as Francesca faces isolation from her peers for standing by her side, all while a mysterious owl watches from the shadows. Written by Christina Weir and Nunzio DeFilippis, with art by Shiei and inks by Shiei, Jay Jiminez, and Roland Amago, and a cover by Shiei, this 2005 issue blends quiet drama with subtle magic.
In "Family Week" from *Amazing Agent Luna* #2, Jo must juggle school spirit and secret missions as the annual Family Week festival looms—especially when Principal Ohlinger’s well-meaning invitation to Control’s parents threatens to blow her cover. With Count Von Brucken’s plans advancing and the stakes rising, Jo’s loyalty to her mission is tested like never before.
In "Unexpected Arrivals," Luna finds herself caught between family expectations and hidden tensions when her parents’ unexpected visit with Control’s parents turns awkwardly personal. Meanwhile, a mysterious owl and a watchful teacher add quiet pressure to the already strained dynamics at school, as Francesca faces the cost of standing by her friends.
In "Bonding," teen spy Elizabeth finds herself caught between duty and desire when Count Von Brucken publicly demands she end her relationship with Jonah. Forced to go undercover, Luna infiltrates Professor Tromperie’s lab in search of answers about the Count’s mysterious ties, all while juggling the growing curiosity of her parents about her secret life.
In "Memories," Jo finds herself caught in a web of espionage when Professor Tromperie hijacks Principal Ohlinger’s mind and grafts it onto an owl, turning her into a living spy. With tensions flaring at home and Luna gone, Jo must navigate a mission that blurs the line between memory, identity, and loyalty—before it’s too late.
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