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This volume was long and graphic, the bloodiest thing I have ever read by far. The story was pretty good, but the art was sometimes very hard to follow. I much prefer the newer comics like The Human Element and Dead or Alive. This one was very original Robocop, with snide jabs at women and lots of u...
Wonderful storyline, full of action and mystery and politics, all surrounding an experiment with clones. It's also an insanely fast read, partly because I needed to know what happens to Luke's family, so I just keep reading, frantic to know if they'd be saved. The one problem I had was with one ...
I've been a fan of Wolverine ever since I was but a wee nerd, spending my hard-earned 60 cents on The Uncanny X-Men issue #173. Comic prices may have gone up, times may have changed, but thankfully Wolvie is still "the best there is" at what he does…and what he does "ain't pretty." I remember gettin...
And yet I'm going to try to string together a review. Wow. This is far, far superior to the Robocop 2 that was made, and, yeah, it has to do with it being a little darker, and more violent, and more like the original. But mostly it has to do with a lot of the social commentary - the whole p...
This was really good. This is how Frank Miller actually intended Robocop to be, and it is definitely much better than anything in the movies. Not only the action, but the dark humor we know so well, are present in this collection. Fans of Robocop should definitely check this out. The talk show chara...
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