Preview: Planet Atmos: Exordium #6 – Graphic Policy

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Planet Atmos: Exordium #6

(W) D. R. Bushnell (A) Andrea Cucchi

The season has taken lives. Bodies are broken, and the pilots who remain carry scars that don’t show on the leaderboard. As Nik Erikkson unveils his grandest ambition yet – a Dyson sphere arena built to make ExoGP the galaxy’s premier spectacle – the human cost of his vision mount behind closed doors. Fathers and sons, rivals and allies, masters and slaves: everyone on Atmos is hurtling toward a reckoning. And the finish line is a cliff’s edge.

Cover of the comic book 'Exordium' featuring two characters facing each other, with a spacecraft descending between them. The title 'PLANET ATHMOS EXORDIUM 06' is prominently displayed at the top.
Cover art for Exordium #06, featuring two characters in a dynamic pose, one shouting and the other looking intense, against a yellow background with geometric designs.
A decomposed pilot in a damaged space suit lies among debris, with various rubble and wreckage surrounding them. The image conveys a sense of loss and devastation, highlighted by text boxes discussing the fate of the pilots.
A comic book page featuring a sci-fi medical scene. The top panels show a worried figure discussing a comatose subject with various injuries and the need for recovery. The bottom panels depict medical personnel surrounding the injured individual, connected to advanced technology, as they prepare to test a device on him.
A comic panel depicting a conversation between two characters: one is working with machinery while the other, a female figure, discusses safety and equipment. Close-up details of futuristic tools and a serious tone are present.
A group of individuals seated around a modern conference table in a futuristic setting, discussing issues related to planetary conditions and sponsorship threats. The backdrop features a large window with a view of celestial bodies.

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