Story Sequence
The sequence the Unity chapters is as follows:
- Unity #0
- Eternal Warrior #1
- Archer & Armstrong #1
- Magnus, Robot Fighter #15
- X-O Manowar #7
- Shadowman #4
- Rai #6
- Harbinger #8
- Solar, Man of the Atom #12
- Eternal Warrior #2
- Archer & Armstrong #2
- Magnus #16
- X-O Manowar #8
- Shadowman #5
- Rai #7
- Harbinger #9
- Solar, Man of the Atom #13
- Unity #1
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