Igor and Nika arrive in Siberia, where they find Kutkh, who has captured Friar. On the way north, Grom meets the ICA (International Control Agency) team along with Nika Chaikina, known as Red Fury, and offers them his help. Patrick and taken to Siberia to become an avatar for the raven god Kutkh. Grom tries to kill the Plague Doctor when he is transferred to another prison, but the latter is kidnapped by the Children of St. Later in the story, Grom decides to kill Razumovsky ( The Voices story arc). The miscreant claims to have heard voices coming from the helmet of the mythical raven god Kutkh, which he found at an archeological site. Grom catches the kidnapper, who confesses to his crime. He takes on the case of a mass disappearance of children and, during the investigation, establishes that they were abducted. To distract himself, he devotes all his time to work. Some time passes, with Igor trying to recover from Yulia's death. Grom fails to save most of his loved ones, including Yulia Pchelkina ( The Game story arc). In order to save them, Grom must go to Venice to play chess with Razumovsky, where each of Grom's pieces taken by his opponent equals the death of one captive. In addition, he kidnaps Grom's family and friends and sends the major a photograph of them in his captivity.
Petersburg and challenges Igor to defuse them. At this time, with the help of his childhood friend and mercenary, Oleg Volkov, Sergei Razumovsky escapes from prison and plans to get revenge on major Grom.
After returning to Russia, Grom stops a gang of three female bank robbers disguised as Disney princesses: Ariel, Jasmine, and Cinderella ( Just Like a Fairy Tale story arc). In the end, Grom manages to stop the Plague Doctor and imprison him.Īfterward, the major goes on vacation to Dublin, where he prevents the assassination of the British Queen by the terrorist group Children of St. In addition, Razumovsky hopes to take advantage of protests against corrupt government officials in order to seize power. It turns out that Razumovsky needs an alter ego in order to get rid of his former cronies among the elites, who could potentially incriminate him for the sadistic torture of homeless people that he commits in his mansion. In the end, Grom guesses that behind the mask of the Plague Doctor hides billionaire and founder of the Vmeste social network, Sergei Razumovsky. After the battle, Grom allegedly reveals the identity of the murderer, but the accusation turns out to be erroneous, and he is removed from the case. During the investigation, Igor meets journalist Yulia Pchelkina, whom he saves from thugs, and also fights with the Plague Doctor himself and loses. Igor Grom and his partner, a trainee named Dmitry Dubin, are charged with solving the case. The first story, Plague Doctor, revolves around a vigilante of the same name who kills corrupt medical practitioners, businesspeople, and government officials. In 2021, a feature film adaptation of the first story was released under the title Major Grom: Plague Doctor. On 19 February 2017, the short film Major Grom was released. Nevertheless, critics noted that the quality of the comics gradually improved with each subsequent story. The first story, titled The Plague Doctor, did not fare well with reviewers. In general, Major Grom received positive reviews.
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The main characters of the listed series interact directly in the crossover arc, The Time of the Raven. The series arc is intertwined with other Bubble Comics series, such as Red Fury, Demonslayer, and Friar. The protagonist is a police major named Igor Grom, who is known for his uncompromising attitude to crime, his honesty and integrity, as well as his detective abilities and hand-to-hand combat skills.
The main action of the comic takes place in Saint Petersburg. In 2021, Igor Grom was also ended and followed by the next series, Major Igor Grom. In January 2017, as part of the Second Wind event, the series was closed and replaced with another one, under the title Igor Grom, which serves as a sequel to Major Grom. Artists who contributed to the series include Konstantin Tarasov, Anastasia "Phobs" Kim, Yulia Zhuravleva, and Anna Rud. Most issues were written by Artyom Gabrelyanov and Evgeniy Fedotov. Major Grom ( Russian: Майор Гром, romanized: Mayor Grom) is a comic book series published by Russian publisher Bubble Comics.
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