Machine Teen: History 101001 #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "History 101001 Part 1," Adam and J. T. are on the run from Radcliffe's men after they kidnap Dr. Isaacs, only to be cornered by Officer Michaels—whose true intentions are far from what they expected. Written by Marc Sumerak and illustrated by Mike Hawthorne, with inks by Drew Hennessy, colors by Mike Atiyeh, and letters by Dave Sharpe, this 2005 Marvel issue sets a tense, unexpected turn in the story with a cover by James Jean that captures the moment’s eerie gravity.
In "History 101001 Part 2," Radcliffe's relentless search for Dr. Isaacs takes a new turn as long-held mysteries begin to surface. Meanwhile, Adam grapples with the shocking revelation that he may not be human, forcing him to confront truths that could unravel everything he thought he knew.
In "History 101001 Part 3," Adam grapples with the truth that his closest friend, J. T., has been hiding the secret of his robotic nature all along. As Radcliffe's forces close in on Adam and Isaacs, a desperate escape becomes the only option.
In "History 101001 Part 4," Adam and Jo go on the run with J. T., desperate to rescue Dr. Isaacs from Radcliffe's forces—only to be captured by Officer Michaels, a figure whose true intentions remain unclear. As the tension mounts, it becomes clear Michaels has been playing a deeper game all along, and his sudden appearance throws their mission into chaos.
In "History 101001 Part 5," Adam and his friends flee Radcliffe with Dr. Isaacs, only to resurface months later in a new life—settling into a quiet routine and stepping into a new school. The story follows Adam as he navigates the unfamiliar rhythms of normalcy, still carrying the weight of what came before.
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↩ Reprints Machine Teen #1 (2005), Machine Teen #2 (2005), Machine Teen #3 (2005), Machine Teen #4 (2005), Machine Teen #5 (2005)
Reprinted in New Avengers #28 (2012)
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