| Issue | #2 |
| Published | January 2010 |
| Cover Price | 3.99 USD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Matt Gagnon |
| Notes | Covers A and B shipped in equal quantities, with Cover C a 1-in-10 retailer incentive. Per indicia: Copyright 2010 Boom! Studios. Printed in Canada by World Color Press, Inc., 2010-01-13. |
| Characters | Max Damage; Jailbait |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Dennis Calero |
| Inks | Dennis Calero |
| Colors | Dennis Calero |
| Characters | Max Damage; Jailbait |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Rafael Albuquerque |
| Inks | Rafael Albuquerque |
| Colors | Rafael Albuquerque |
| Characters | Jailbait |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Jeffrey Spokes |
| Inks | Jeffrey Spokes |
| Colors | Jeffrey Spokes |
| Characters | Max Damage |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Jeffrey Spokes |
| Inks | Jeffrey Spokes |
| Colors | Jeffrey Spokes (grayscaled) |
| Letters | ? (design); typeset |
| Notes | The inside front cover has a recap of the story so far, credits, and indicia under a mock-up wanted poster listing Max Damage's vital statistics and a head shot of the character from Spokes' variant cover to #1. // Recap gives Lt. Armadale's first name for the first time. |
| Characters | Max Damage; Jailbait; Lt. Louis Armadale |
| Synopsis | Jailbait is frustrated by Max's newfound morality. Armadale takes him on a tour of the city to see what's become of it since The Plutonian turned. Max is only partly successful in breaking up a domestic-hostage standoff, where he learns that the mad scientist known as Origin is experimenting with making people superhuman again. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Mark Waid |
| Pencils | Jean Diaz |
| Inks | Belardino Brabo |
| Colors | Andrew Dalhouse |
| Letters | Ed Dukeshire |
| Notes | Story is untitled beyond series title. First lines of dialogue: "ptuh" "This is your idea of a hideout door?" |
| Pencils | Brian Churilla |
| Inks | Brian Churilla |
| Colors | Dave Stewart |
| Notes | The first Anchor trade-paperback collection and its 7-page preview in this issue are hyped with cover art. |
| Characters | The Anchor (introduction) |
| Genre | Fantasy; Adventure |
| Script | Phil Hester |
| Pencils | Brian Churilla |
| Inks | Brian Churilla |
| Colors | Matthew Wilson |
| Letters | Ed Dukeshire |
| Editing | Matt Gagnon |
| Notes | The first seven pages of the story from The Anchor #1 are excerpted as a preview of the trade-paperback collection. |
| Reprinted | from Anchor, The (Boom! Studios, 2009 series) #1 (October 2009) |
| Script | Matt Gagnon; ? (Q&A); Ivan Salazar |
| Pencils | various |
| Inks | various |
| Colors | various |
| Letters | typeset |
| Notes | Gagnon hints at upcoming projects and promotes Dingo in "Tick... Tick... Tick..." column. Page also includes Boom! masthead, small repros of covers to upcoming releases, and brief Q&A with marketing director Salazar. |
| Script | various |
| Pencils | various |
| Inks | various |
| Colors | various |
| Letters | various |
| Notes | The last interior page promotes CGC as "the official grading service of Boom! Studios". The inside back cover advertises the 2010 Emerald City Comicon. The back cover hypes the first Anchor trade-paperback collection. |