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Ongoing, First published Jun 29, 2016
Rebellion had always been the focal point of Amelia Conway's life. But when a small act of rebellion ends with Amelia's body almost entirely destroyed by a terrorist organization's attack her life goes from one of rebliion, to that of crime fighting. Now at with almost eighty percent of her body replaced by Cybernetics,  Amelia is faced with the decision to go rogue rather than be controlled by the Federal Division of Enhancements. But if her new cyber-enhancements serve to be much power for her to handle, will Amelia be able to focus her mind on taking down the organization that took away her life, or will she fall victim to more rampant hardware.

Character and concept credited to Nathan Diaz (@Nathan_S_Diaz)
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