Taking place directly after the events of Volume I, The Heist of Spring Road Toys will dive deeper into the Kid Combat universe.

In Volume II, Kid Combat must face off against a new villain - the curator of the Science Museum. As the museum becomes more successful and respected around town, the curator feels that expansion is not only a necessity, but his right - no matter what the costs.

As he threatens all the businesses that neighbor him on Spring Road, the curator, with the help of an old friend, find little opposition. That is, until they come to Spring Road Toys.

The two owners, Mr. & Mrs. Thompson, refuse to sell their property to the curator, which, only infuriates the man.




The curator hires two local boys to send the Thompsons a message. That message was heard by the entire town loud and clear.

With the toy store being one of the last few businesses in Elmcrest not owned by Jones, Kid Combat has a soft place in his heart for the store. He calls his group into action to protect the store and the Thompsons.

While focused on their mission, one of the members slips up and leads an intruder to their new secret base.

Kid Combat will be forced into action to save his friends, and his base, from certain annihilation.

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Volume II starts with Samantha on a mission of great importance. She is met, though, with a ton of obstacles blocking her final objective.

High atop the Science Museum in Elmcrest, the curator of the museum discusses the situation with the mysterious Boy in Blue.

With Gears looking over him, Roller - the newest member of SOCKs - works on a case.

While Gears and Roller work, Kid Combat and Samantha find the situation surrounding Spring Road Toys is worse than they first feared...

The Science Museum, pictured above, has become the center of controversary in Elmcrest.

With so many people dressed up in the same costumes, it's hard to tell who is your friend and who is your enemy...