The Tick relocated to the city, where he encountered Arthur, a man consumed by aspirations of heroism. It was Arthur who aided the Tick in confronting a Soviet-era automaton, unearthed from the depths of forgotten archives and inexplicably …

The hero’s demise occurred during a book tour, while under the protection of Captain Liberty. Following the incident, she swiftly initiated a cover, with Batmanuel assuming the role of a plausible stand-in. Meanwhile, Arthur and the Tick we…

The Tick observed the crimefighters with a degree of admiration for their synchronized efforts, yet Arthur noted a subtle strain beneath their practiced coordination.

The gaps in Tick’s memory force him to confront the mystery of his origins; meanwhile, Captain Liberty navigates a relationship with a man who believes her to be an ordinary person.

Arthur anticipates the Tick’s unwelcome presence, as he prepares for an evening with a high school sweetheart he once deeply admired. Meanwhile, Captain Liberty is troubled by the resurfacing of old, explicit photographs, and faces a formal…

The League of Superheroes, an organization exclusively for men, extended an invitation to Tick and Arthur to become members, a move that spurred Captain Liberty to file a lawsuit alleging discrimination.

Because of his testimony against the supervillain, Tick now faces imprisonment for contempt of court. The villain had been offering counsel to Captain Liberty, her assigned guard, regarding her romantic affairs.

Alarmed by Arthur's declaration that he had chosen a life as a superhero and formed an alliance with someone called Tick, his mother and sister sought the counsel of a deprogrammer.

Annoyed by Tick’s boundless energy, Liberty goads him into confronting a formidable foe – one who is, inconveniently, confined to bed and a staggering one hundred and twelve years of age.