Generation X
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  • Reads 1,883
  • Votes 114
  • Parts 6
  • Time 49m
Ongoing, First published Jul 31, 2012
The Corporation has created powerful weapons. Genetically-enhanced children, in fact. But when a group of children escapes from their prison, they find that their involvement in the world may be bigger then they realized. In a world of hovercrafts, acid rain and orange skies, will they even live as normal children--or was their destiny really to be assassins?
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