Allison Mann reflects on her life: the tempestuous relationship between her parents, moving to Los Angeles as a child, and being a rebellious teen. She is disowned by her father and goes through a difficult break up. At Harvard University, she learns that her father is engaged in dangerous and cutting edge genetic experiments.
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Allison Mann reflects on her life: the tempestuous relationship between her parents, moving to Los Angeles as a child, and being a rebellious teen. She is disowned by her father and goes through a difficult break up. At Harvard University, she learns that her father is engaged in dangerous and cutting edge genetic experiments. She gets a graduate student to help her experiment by cloning herself and bringing her own clone to term.
In the present day, she is on a ship with Rose Copen and experiences severe vaginal bleeding, which she thinks may be a side effect of her work.
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Source and revision history ↗ · Adapted from DC Database contributors, Y: The Last Man Vol 1 47. Illustrations and reference markup removed; synopsis paragraphs combined. · Content license