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Scott Pilgrim #2

May 2005 · Oni Press · 11.95 USD
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This volume collects issues #5-8 of the original Scott Pilgrim series, continuing the story of the slacker bassist as he battles the second of Ramona Flowers' seven evil exes. Scott must face off against the hot-tempered skateboarder Lucas Lee while navigating his own messy love life and band drama. The collection maintains the series' signature blend of video game-inspired action, quirky humor, and heartfelt romance.

In "6 The New Kid," Scott Pilgrim navigates a whirlwind of personal and romantic tension as he shares a dinner with Ramona and the band, bonding over a homemade Vegan Shepard's Pie. As Scott's relationship with Ramona grows more complicated, he prepares for a showdown with Lucas Lee at Casa Loma, where a daring skating stunt will test his resolve. Written and illustrated by Bryan Lee O'Malley, this issue blends quirky humor and heartfelt moments, with the cover by O'Malley capturing the story's vibrant, offbeat energy.

Contains 6 stories
6 The new kid
31 pp · Adventure, Humor
Lisa MillerScott Pilgrim's ParentsStacey PilgrimKim Pine

In a flashback from Scott Pilgrim #2, young Scott Pilgrim forms a band called Sonic and Knuckles with Lisa Miller and Kim Pine at St. Joel's Catholic High in Northern Ontario—where a brief but electric romance with Kim begins before Scott’s family uproots their lives and moves away.

7 Dating a High Schooler, Part II
26 pp · Adventure, Humor
Wallace WellsKnives ChauKim PineStephen StillsYoung NeilRamona Flowers

In "7 Dating a High Schooler, Part II" from Scott Pilgrim #2, Scott grapples with the fallout of ending things with Knives under his roommate's urging, while Ramona makes her first real appearance in his life—watching Sex Bob-Omb rehearse and then stepping into his apartment for the first time. The story unfolds with its signature mix of awkward charm and escalating absurdity, as Scott’s chaotic love life takes another surreal turn.

8 The Late Scott Pilgrim
26 pp · Adventure, Humor
Kim PineRamona FlowersStacey PilgrimWallace WellsStephen StillsYoung NeilKnives Chau
9 As long as the road lacks perspective
40 pp · Adventure, Humor
Ramona FlowersScott's Parents (on the phone)Stephen StillsYoung NeilKim PineKnives ChauTamaraWallace WellsLucas Lee

In "9 As long as the road lacks perspective," Scott navigates a messy mix of family calls, vegan cooking, and shifting relationships as Ramona drops a surprising truth on him. With Wallace by his side and a showdown looming at Casa Loma, Scott must face Lucas Lee—using wit and a risky skate trick to turn the tide.

10 Nothing's ever over
40 pp · Adventure, Humor
Julie PowersRamona FlowersStacey PilgrimKnives ChauStephen StillsEnvy Adams (on the phone)Wallace Wells
11 Things Keep Happening
32 pp · Adventure, Humor
Wallace WellsStacey PilgrimKim PineStephen StillsYoung NeilRamona FlowersKnives ChauHollieJosephMoniqueSandraSaraLuke WilsonEnvy AdamsTodd IngramLynette Guycott

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Bryan Lee O'Malley
cover pencils, inks Bryan Lee O'Malley

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Reprinted in Скот Пилгрим #2 (2012), Scott Pilgrim #2 (2012)

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