β Scribed by Andrew Vaillencourt
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Roland Tankowicz hates Venus.
The last time he went there, he died. So, no one could really blame him if he never went back.
Nevertheless, when a squad of Venusian assassins ruins date night, everybodyβs least-favorite Army-surplus cyborg decides to take a trip to Earthβs sister planet and have a sit-down with an infamous group of terrorists.
Perhaps itβs because he really likes date night. Maybe he just wants to keep the promise he once made to a troubled young man. It is even conceivable that he might still have a heap of unresolved issues with the separatists who blew his body apart years ago. For whatever reason, the big man and his motley crew of misfits strap on their guns and hurl themselves into the murky world of interplanetary terrorism.
To his dismay, Roland discovers that Venus has changed since his last visit. The black-and-white politics of the fanatics and governments he remembers have now merged into...
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**Roland Tankowicz hates Venus.** The last time he went there, he died. So, no one could really blame him if he never went back. Nevertheless, when a squad of Venusian assassins ruins date night, everybodyβs least-favorite Army-surplus cyborg decides to take a trip to Earthβs sister planet and hav
**Roland Tankowicz hates Venus.** The last time he went there, he died. So, no one could really blame him if he never went back. Nevertheless, when a squad of Venusian assassins ruins date night, everybodyβs least-favorite Army-surplus cyborg decides to take a trip to Earthβs sister planet and hav
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