WHY COLLECTORS WANT IT
- Teresa Deveraux (typically from Earth-7484) — introduction
Dates
- Cover date
- March 1976
- Pages
- 36
Editions and covers (2)
Copies of #34 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.
- Original edition25¢ coverSource ↗
Creators
Stories
- And All the King's Madmen... Couldn't Put Deathlok Back Together Again.. Or Could They? · 17 pages
When Deathlok is unable to escape the explosive attached to his wrist his bionic arm is blown off and the rest of his body is damaged. Mike Travers manages to extract his body and the CIA fixes the damage and reprograms him to stop Simon Ryker (the Savior Machine). Deathlok goes after Simon and encounters a second Luther Manning clone with the mind of the surgeon that created him. With this clone's help Deathlok plugs his mind into the Omni Computer to confront Simon's mind.
Publisher’s description
After failing to detach an explosive on his wrist, Deathlok loses his bionic arm and much of his body. Mike Travers, anti-hero, manages to retrieve Deathlok’s body from the blast and takes him to the C.I.A for tinkering. There, Deathlok is re-programmed with one mission operative; take down Simon Ryker once and for all. Ryker re-invents himself as the half-cyborg, Savior Machine.
Characters
Reprinted in
Star Wars Weekly (1978), Marvel Masterworks: Deathlok (2009), Deathlok the Demolisher: The Complete Collection (2014), Deathlok the Demolisher: Origins (2014)