Crush & Lobo #[nn]

In "Crush Is the Best Girlfriend Ever, Shut Up," Crush returns from repelling an alien invasion in New York's Chinatown only to crash Katie's birthday party—literally, thanks to the toxic residue clinging to her from the battle. As awkward small talk and spilled cake give way to a sudden, explosive gas cloud, the night unravels fast, leaving Crush wondering if her relationship with Katie is over. Then, a call from her father, Lobo, reaches her from prison, offering a fragile chance at reconciliation after his therapy sessions—now she must decide whether to answer.

In "I'm Fine! Aka Travel Mugs Are Very Useful in Space," Crush makes a perilous journey to visit Lobo in a space-penitentiary, navigating flashbacks of her past with Katie and a bizarre reunion with the alien scientist leader—now a barista with a TV head working a space coffee joint. After her ship is destroyed in a rematch with the former adversary, she rides a penitentiary garbage truck to the prison, claiming her place as Lobo’s kid just as she’s about to step inside.

In "Assessment: Painful Childhood or Whatever," Crush confronts the enigmatic Lobo—her therapy-modified father—face-to-face inside a space-penitentiary, hoping for a breakthrough, but the encounter spirals into something far more complicated than she anticipated. Meanwhile, a bizarre alien father and son pair share a visitation that’s as unsettling as it is strangely tender.

In "Poke Poke," Crush finds herself trapped in a prison system that sees her as her father Lobo, thanks to a bio-scan she never consented to. With the Main Man gone and a bomb ticking down on her life, she must prove she’s not Lobo—before time runs out.

In "Searching for Lobo - Who Is a Jerk," Crush is given 50 Earth-hours to track down the fugitive Lobo—or face annihilation—following a trail of discarded cigar butts across the cosmos. The bizarre journey takes her through strange denizens and surreal locales, each step bringing her closer to a showdown on the planet they call Space Vegas.

In "Space Vegas Sunrise," Crush is racing against the clock—50 Earth-hours to recapture the escaped Lobo or face annihilation—leading her through the neon-drenched chaos of Space Vegas. There, a heartfelt misstep at a blind date with the earnest alien Q&&7 stirs up old wounds from her past with Katie, all while she’s still chasing Lobo’s trail. With only 24 hours left, the hunt grows more urgent than ever.

In "Hello, Dad!", Crush races against a ticking clock to recapture her wayward father, Lobo, across the neon-lit chaos of Space Vegas—where every high-speed chase and explosive detour brings her closer to a truth she never expected. With her trusty pack of space lizards at her side and the fate of her own life hanging in the balance, she’s forced to confront the man who abandoned her, even as he leads her through a wild, reckless journey through the cosmos.

In "Robot Therapists Suck," Crush and Lobo—locked away in a high-tech space-penitentiary for reasons that are as absurd as they are sinister—fight their way through the facility’s mechanical guards and twisted protocols. As father and daughter push toward escape, the real challenge may not be breaking free, but whether they can rebuild what’s been fractured in the long silence between them.