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Suzan Fitzroy is in Sweden, where her adopted father is filling in for the American Ambassador. The most exciting prospect on her agenda is the Nobel Prize ceremony. But her quiet life in Stockholm is disrupted when the mysterious Orion, the secretive anti-terror agent, contacts her: He has another job for her. The “simple task” turns into something much more complex, and before long Suzan is deeply involved in a conspiracy that has links to her past–and to her heart

Because you demanded it! Exploding out of the pages of HARBINGER WARS comes AN ALL-NEW ONGOING SERIES starring GENERATION ZERO from New York Times best-selling writer Fred Van Lente (IVAR, TIMEWALKER) and blockbuster artist Francis Portela (FAITH)! If you have a problem… If your parents won't help? And if your cause is worthy? Log onto network #ZERO?because Generation Zero is listening. Years ago, the children of the experimental strike team known as Generation Zero were taken from their families by Project Rising Spirit, a private weapons contractor, and raised to be psychic soldiers. After years of taking orders, they have fought for and won their freedom. Now, the world's most wanted teenagers have pledged to protect each other tooth and claw, while using their extraordinary abilities to right wrongs for a generation without a future? To fight for kids, just like them. One of those kids is Keisha Sherman, whose boyfriend just turned up dead after a suspicious car crash in Rook, Michigan - a newly booming tech town that sprang from rags to super-riches seemingly overnight. When Keisha makes a desperate plea into her webcam, the local high school suddenly finds itself with several unusual new students? But as word of Generation Zero's presence spreads rapidly through the halls, this volatile band of teenage upstarts is about to discover that they're far from the most extraordinary thing lurking behind Rook's stainless-steel facade…

Zero Girl is a five-issue comic book written and illustrated by Sam Kieth, published by Homage Comics.
The plot concerns high school student Amy Smootster, and her attempts to start a relationship with her guidance counselor Tim. Another plot thread follows her relationship with circles and squares–-it seems that circular objects tend to help or defend her, while squares try to hurt her. All of this has something to do with her feet producing copious but never-defined fluid when she feels shame.
There was a five-issue follow-up story, set fifteen years later, called Zero Girl: Full Circle, which put Amy and Tim in the background and focused on Tim's daughter, Nikki.(Wiki)

Much-hyped before and during its debut, that became a big let-down for everyone; the first issue turned out to be just another average comic book delivering an average story with better than average art. However, things started to verry slowly develop with each succeeding issue. It is understandable the creators would want to go through the origin story first, but they seem to be taking their own sweet time. Still, with issue #6 Soldier Zero has fleshed out just enough to have interesting characters that makes you want to see the next issue to find out how they'd interact. New and cool ideas are starting to pop out here and there. Javier Pina's art is a big pull from the very first, and it's nice to see a new ongoing series being expanded and making it on its own, with or without the Stan Lee cognomen. All HQ Minutemen scans, and all with multiple variant covers in a single-download RAR.