Robot Jungle Girl #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the scorched ruins of St. Paul, Robot Jungle Girl and the Radioactive Kid battle prehistoric beasts in a world reborn from ash. When a mysterious flying sphere descends from the sky, a tractor beam snatches the remains of their fallen foe—only for a colossal hand to pull the sphere through a wormhole, sending an escape pod hurtling into the unknown. On the other side, the alien duo Skweebo and Skwee-Lee-Bo examine the strange object, its size dwarfing them like a toy.
In the scorched ruins of St. Paul, Scrab and Loova—once stranded survivors—reunite with the mysterious Radioactive Kid, who calls them "space ponies" in a language they don’t understand. After escaping a flesh-eating plant and sharing a quiet moment in their pod, they venture into the overgrown city, only to face strange, lingering zombies. The Radioactive Kid’s sudden arrival offers no clear answers, just a strange, urgent warning in a tongue that feels like a foreign song.
In "Jungle Drums," Robot Jungle Girl, Radioactive Kid, Scrab, and Loova find themselves drawn into a mystery when eerie drumbeats echo through the jungle, unsettling even the usually composed Robot Jungle Girl. As the group tries to make sense of the strange sounds and their own growing unease, they’re suddenly surrounded by seven Nazi Zombie Frankensteins—half-robot, half-zombie hybrids driven by a hunger for electric power.
In the chaotic aftermath of a surreal attack, Robot Jungle Girl and Radioactive Kid battle a horde of bizarre Natzi Zombie Frankensteins, their grotesque forms powered by exposed spinal cords. As the fight rages, Scrab and Loova watch from the shadows, stunned by the nightmarish spectacle—unaware that one of the undead has crept up behind them.
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