Alien Dawn

The authorities call off the investigation on Brady Turner leaving Cameron and his mom without the benefit of closure. When someone breaks into his family's home, the police are unable to corroborate Cameron's account of the incident.

After the break-in, Cameron decides that he has had enough, fortuitously leading him to discover a secret in his father's office. With a little ingenuity, Cameron and Boris begin to piece together clues to a mystery Mr. Turner left behind.

Cameron and Lucy hack into the school database to change their increasingly poor attendance records, but upon doing so they find the school has secrets of its own. To understand why, they need a Bear Claw, and Lucy knows how to find one.

Cameron and Boris begin to question Lucy's mysterious past. Their suspicion grows when they learn Lucy must attend an exclusive meeting at Condon Aerospace, so the two decide to sneak into the event to investigate matters further.

Cameron wants to enter a skateboarding competition at Crater skate park but soon finds out that he is grounded and must clean his father's studio. Upon doing so, Cameron discovers a way to sneak out to the skate park after all.

Concerned about Cameron's behavior, the school sends him to a psychologist. When Boris visits the psychologist in Cameron's place, he reveals a little too much information, and they soon realize that this is no ordinary psychologist.

Rock and Roll suggest to Cameron that his father may be at Olivine House, a psychiatric hospital run by Black Dawn. Cameron and Boris sneak in, only to find they may be more familiar with Olivine House than they first realized.

Cameron, Boris, and Lucy hear of a secret underground rave and decide to go. Strangely enough, Cameron's crush Stella, the one he dreamed of the night prior, is there, and she has a big surprise for him and his friends.

A night of terror, and the disappearance of Shane, leads to Cameron, Boris, Lucy, and Pierce being questioned by the authorities the next morning. Cameron decides it is up to them to find Shane, and they have the goggles to assist them.

Thanks to Boris's carelessness, Rock and Roll find footage of the alien encounter and post it on the Internet. When Condon Aerospace finds out and captures the two conspiracy theorists, Cameron, Boris, and Lucy attempt to free them.

After Cameron and Boris accuse her father of working with aliens, Lucy becomes suspicious herself and not only confronts her father but decides to investigate Orion Academy, a strange school her father enrolled her in for two years.

On the anniversary of the Tunguska Mission, a supposedly "deceased" astronaut makes a shocking return and tries to help Cameron find his father.

Cameron and Boris follow clues in the graphic novel to figure out where the Olivine compound is. After a news leak, aliens believe Hugh Condon has the Olivine compound and they confront him.

Stella seeks Cameron's help in locating the Olivine compound, and Cameron begins to believe a partnership would be beneficial. Pierce tips off Hugh as to Cameron and Stella's intentions, but in the end, nothing for anyone goes as planned.

Black Dawn captures Cameron, Boris, and Lucy and accuses them of working with the aliens. Lucy must also stand trial for the death of Black Dawn's Grand Master, in which Cameron and Boris are introduced to shocking evidence about Lucy.

Boris's date with a girl he met at Crater Comics turns out to be more than he bargained for. Meanwhile, Lucy attempts to retrieve vital information from Pierce's memory bank prior to when the explosion at Condon Aerospace took place.

With Condon Aerospace in ruins, Lucy finds herself shut out of the company. Desperate, Cameron and Boris help her investigate a secret warehouse where her father kept his most confidential projects -- including possibly the Olivine compound.

Cameron, Boris, and Lucy find the Phoenix device and use it to travel back in time to the launch of the Tunguska mission. Discovering what they have done, Hugh must also travel back in time to prevent the three from altering the future.

After Ruby catches Cameron levitating objects in his room, Boris encourages Cameron to explore his developing superpowers. Cameron is reluctant but soon learns it's his responsibility to learn how to control his superhuman abilities.

When an embarrassing incident puts Boris's student council presidential campaign in jeopardy, he goes to great lengths to restore his public image. Cameron learns that a powerful villain has been working undercover at Armstrong High.

Cameron, Boris, and Lucy are shocked when Keaton and Taryn are introduced as new students at the school. Even worse, they're planning a big Spring Slumber, and it's up to Cameron to figure out what evil plan's up their sleeve before it's too late.

Boris accidentally loses the Mission Dawn graphic novel at a comic convention. As he and Cameron race to get it back, they discover it is not just obsessive nerds who want Mission Dawn, but a far more intimidating foe.

Pierce rebels after learning he is a robot. Cameron, Boris, and Lucy try to calm him down, but he is inconsolable. Soon Pierce visits the head scientist at Condon Aerospace where he learns that they also made an evil twin prototype of him.

Lucy learns that she has inherited Condon Aerospace. However, she soon faces strong resistance from a member of the company's board of directors who wants to keep Lucy out of all Condon Aerospace affairs.