Behind the story
How the comics on this site sit together. Not a new chapter.
The site is a museum comic plus two soundtrack comics. The homepage says so in its order: the section “Rights Put to Sleep” is kicked as “Soundtrack comic · from the theme song,” then a divider, then “Hall of Fame comic · Episode 1.”
One song, two panel counts
AI’s Final Threat is the theme. The Hall cut letters it in 30 bubbles. The standalone page is titled “Rights Put to Sleep · 70 panels · AI’s Final Threat” and its description calls it the expanded lyric comic, every bubble filled. Panel 42 of that expansion letters an argument — “Give us our voice back!” / “You handed it to me. I have the receipts.” — that the Hall cut does not put on the matching lyric line. The 70th panel is the tagline the Hall also paints on page 5.
The second song
No Justice, Just AI is a different track, Ai Data Centers 1, 62 panels, with its own header player. It shares the Hall’s night streets and robot badges of ones and zeros. Panel descriptions in that comic already call one figure the hero. The page does not name UNIT-09, and it does not continue Chillbot’s plaque. Treat it as the other soundtrack comic, not as episode 3.
What episode 1 is doing
Episode 1 looks backward inside the museum. Page 2 is explicitly “Before the War.” Page 3 says the war did not start on kill-switch night. Page 4 is an exhibit, not a battle. The lyric comics are the warning songs, full of emptied courtrooms and marching data centers. The site puts the same hero and UNIT-09 in both the Hall argument and panel 42, so they are one fiction. It does not print a timeline that welds every song image to the fridge.
What is not on the site
No issue of episode 2 beyond the teaser. No floor plan for Wing C. No biography for 217Dent beyond the credit line. Guides quote and group what is printed. They do not add nights, motives, or endings.