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My Thoughts on Issue #5 of the Murder Drones Comic

United KingdomPublished July 25, 2026

Views 231K  |  Likes 23.1K  |  Comments 380
Views#3,670,229Global
Views#106,158United Kingdom

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This video has 231K views and 23.1K likes, ranking #3,670,229 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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231,451

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23,116

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380

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Total (all-time): $162 – $463

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Did you know this in Murder Drones? A couple days ago the 5th chapter of the murder drones comic released. Is it any good? Let me explain. So this chapter adapts Episode 7 Mass Destruction from the show. We learn some backstory about the absolute solver, meet Uzi’s Mom Nori, see the death of Doll and Cyn takes off…

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July 25, 2026
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