Oops, I Did It Again!

• Writer - Igor Kordey
• Writer - David Tischman
• Penciler - Igor Kordey
• Inker - Igor Kordey
• Lettering - Richard Starkings
• Lettering - Comicraft
• Lettering - Saida Temofonte
• Colorist - Chris Sotomayor
• Ass't Editor - Lynne Yoshii
• Editor - Andrew Lis
• Editor in Chief - Joe Quesada

Summary

  The Serbs' building got blowed up, with precious data, samples, and test subjects. Popov calls Cvetkovski stupid.

  Albanian clones play soccer in their underground facility, the only home they've known.

  Viktoria tells Cable about the clones, a concept he understands (cf. Stryfe, Maddie Pryor). She's been stealing drugs to help orphans; he only kills when he has to; she says nobody's innocent, which is why they go to church. At her church, the priest disappears and gunmen attack: he sold them out. Many bullets fly past the icon of Jesus, and Cable gets Viktoria to the door, only to find more gunmen. Then he bodyslides away with her.

  Hoyle's living high in the hotel in Skopje.

  Samir gives a rousing speech to his clone army and takes two Helens to the gardens.

  At Cable's safe house, Viktoria has concerns about his vigilantism; he says right isn't subjective, and if everyone did right, the world would be a better place. He decides to do something about the clones.

  Gani plays chess with a clone of his sister; she's dating a clone, and Gani won't let them go to the gardens. Yacoupi gets a report that says in part, "synaptic disintegration -- two years."

  Cable opens his hotel room door, but Hoyle emerges from the next room and shoots him.