DEATHLOK #8 (1992)

DEATHLOK #8 (1992)

Deathlok fights Mainframe, who has the power to animate/control machines–so he does that to Deathlok for a while.  Mainframe was from Deathlok’s first 4-issue miniseries.

That’s pretty much it. It’s a fine fight-based comic. This is a solid series.



* This article was originally published here

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