Fringe Comic Number 2

In Cambridge, Massachusetts, a young William Bell and Walter Bishop are conducting an experiment when a mysterious man named Bradbury arrives. He represents a private company called Fresh Start Soap who's interested in funding their research in teleportation. Hesitant, Walter seeks the advice of an elderly professor, who warns him about past scientific geniuses who sold their services to corporations and were never heard from again.
But Walter and Bell can't resist the "unlimited resources" Bradbury promised, and soon find themselves at a giant, secret particle accelerator in Alaska. They meet the beautiful chief scientist, Rachel Matheson, who shows them a teleportation experiment in progress. But the subject, a chimpanzee, turns monstrous in the process, a giant, mutated version of its former self.
Matheson asks for their help, and while Walter is enthusiastic, Bell remains skeptical of the organization's motives. That night, Bell convinces Walter to investigate the rest of the facility with him, and they stumble upon a room full of living disembodied heads floating in a greenish fluid. Even worse, Walter recognizes them as the very same scientists his professor mentioned had disappeared.

A man named Johnson wakes up disoriented on a train pulling into Hoboken. He realizes he has lost a very important briefcase, and that he's got an inexplicable wound on his forehead. When he arrives at home, a dangerous representative of "the agency" scorns him for losing the briefcase, but says he'll give Johnson has a chance to fix the problem. Johnson seeks the help of a friend, who refers him to an odd man named Anthony who can "find anything". Anthony asks where and when Johnson last saw the briefcase, and then gives him a device.

Johnson returns to the train station with the device, which locates his briefcase in the hands of a shadowed man on a train (the briefcase is marked property of the Fresh Start Soap Company). When Johnson accosts the man, he realizes it's a past version of himself. He hits the doppelganger on the head, steals the briefcase, and leaves.

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