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As 41st century Japan spirals into chaos, will Rai protect his nation?or help tear it down? As Rai grapples with a life beyond the control of Father, new feelings distract him from uprisings, secret armies, and a bomb that could all doom the mission to free New Japan before it even begins! Matt Kindt and Clayton Crain?s astonishing saga of the year 4001 rockets toward a terrible reckoning as ?Battle for New Japan? continues!

A brand-new arc of the critically-acclaimed series starts here! Rai and Raijin are drafted into the positronic Roman legions to face a savage threat.

Retake your future? Join New York Times bestselling and award-winning writer Dan Abnett (Guardians of the Galaxy) and breathtaking artists Juan Jos? Ryp (X-O MANOWAR) and Adam Pollina (X-Force) for a complete deluxe edition hardcover of the essential sci-fi series of the next two thousand years! In the year 4002 A.D., the cyborg samurai called Rai will face an impossible battle for the fate of humanity. Joined by the very first of his kind, the robot boy named Raijin, the pair will journey the wastelands of Earth to put right the wrongs of their onetime overlord and creator once and for all. Collecting Rai (2019) #1-10, Fallen World #1-5, Rai: The History of the Valiant Universe #1, and material from Bloodshot 2019 FCBD Special along with 20+ pages of rarely seen art and extras!

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