Can 1980s music videos on VHS tapes save humanity in the year 1,001,982? More than one million years in the future, murderous robots have wiped humanity out of existence and spread to the stars. The final remaining human beings known as "Sirens," are kept under lock and key for the robots' amusement.
A rebellious robot faction frees one of the last Sirens and awakens her to activate the greatest human discovery kept in stasis on the moon since the 1980s, Project Omega. Stored on secret mainframe computers in a sealed laboratory with the Space Shuttle Blade Horizon since 1988, Project Omega is the key to unlocking the greatest alien civilization the universe has ever known, but it is password protected. Only a human who can convince the computer that they love the 1980s as much as the original NASA programmers can unlock it. Will music videos on VHS tapes help to awaken an alien civilization and give hope to the remnants of humanity? Written and illustrated by Mark Bussler (Ethel the Cyborg Ninja, Magnum Skywolf, SwordRealm, ) Omega Ronin is the story of what happens when humans rely on social media and artificial intelligence instead of 1980s hair metal and new wave synthpop bands. Thankfully, Omega Ronin is there to save the day with rad alien superpowers beyond imagination.