They call it "Gridlocking"—maglev-bike races across the Fuse’s vast solar arrays. Fast, dangerous, and very illegal. So when the #1 gridlock racer turns up dead, Klem and Ralph begin their own race to catch a killer...in a case that will force them into the dark underbellies of drug smuggling and terrorism in zero-g! Collects THE FUSE #7-12.

"Perihelion", part two Annual day fuse chaos continues! The murder, riot, theft, politics, terrorism, and the gap in "haircut killer" case for Clem and Ralph!

"Deadlock" CONCLUSION Cathy Kuang MURDER'S - solved! But that will cost though Clem and Ralph? This is a dangerous place there on solar panels, and Ralph is going to find out ...!

"Deadlock" CONCLUSION Cathy Kuang MURDER'S - solved! But that will cost though Clem and Ralph? This is a dangerous place there on solar panels, and Ralph is going to find out ...!

"GridLock", Part Three Feels like Clem and Dietrich could not even interview someone without two more suspects pop up. But the fact that this case really? Billion future gridlocking? Sibling rivalry? Favorite tune each, drugs? Or maybe even something completely different ...? Boom! Mind blown.

"GridLock", Part Three Feels like Clem and Dietrich could not even interview someone without two more suspects pop up. But the fact that this case really? Billion future gridlocking? Sibling rivalry? Favorite tune each, drugs? Or maybe even something completely different ...? Boom! Mind blown.

22,000 miles up, no backup. Work murder in orbit energy platform five miles long hastily stuffed the city became a half million people, and no help from their so-called colleagues back on the ground, not more than tough ... it's murder. Cynical, foul-mouthed veteran Anthony Johnston (Grim, Wasteland) gets in partnership with the new face of

"Dead End", part one 22,000 miles, NO (STILL) NO BACKUP. They call him Gridlocking-maglev-bike races in the vast solar cells fuse. Fast, dangerous and very illegal. When gridlocker turns up dead, Ralph Clem and start your own race to catch the killer! PLUS: Bonus backup band "Tabloid" starts this question!

"RUSSIA SHIFT," Conclusion. Their first case: solved! Clem got it all figured out. But she will live to tell anyone? Ralph can get to her in time? Who is going to get shot? And can someone, anyone please explain why this is called "Russian shift"? Well, if you insist ...

"RUSSIA SHIFT," Conclusion Their first case: solved! Clem got it all figured out. But she will live to tell anyone? Ralph can get to her in time? Who is going to get shot? And can someone, anyone please explain why this is called "Russian shift"? Well, if you insist ...

"RUSSIA SHIFT," Part Four Bodies begin to pile up. None of this case does not lick damn sense. Clem has a mysterious lunch date and Ralph starts getting ideas ... ideas that would kill him faster than you can say, "On your knees, the police."

"RUSSIA SHIFT," Part Three Anyone who thought that the two dead homeless can be such a pain in the ass? Now even the office of the mayor is under scrutiny, but even the old Muscovite, as Clem Ristovych knows that is a brand new bag of hurt to be poking. And why the hell is Ralph investigation of terrorist groups?