Written by Steven Grant. Art by Hoang Nguyen and Art Nichols. Cover by Nelson.
The third chapter of the RoboCop films explodes onto the comics page! OCP -- the company responsible for Officer Murphy's transformation into RoboCop -- is planning to build a grand new community of the future on the ashes of Old Detroit, and perhaps a few of its current residents as well! When a gang of criminals calling themselves Splatterpunks start making things difficult for the OCP developers, RoboCop finds himself drawn into the struggle. Will RoboCop follow the orders of the OCP and drive the defenseless citizens of Detroit from their homes? Don't count on it! With the help of Nikko, a young computer genius, RoboCop takes on the forces of OCP in an inner-city battle to the death!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by Steven Grant. Art by Hoang Nguyen and Art Nichols. Cover by Nelson.
It's a sad day in Delta City when Officer Lewis, RoboCop's trusted friend and longtime partner, is shot by OCP's hired goons. Framed for the murder, the badly damaged cyborg is taken in by the Delta City underground, the very organization he was commanded to stop. Surrounded by uneasy allies and traitors, RoboCop sets out to avenge Anne Lewis and save the innocent citizens of Detroit from the corporation that created him.
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Script by JOHN ARCUDI. Art by JOHN PAUL LEON & JEFF ALBRECHT. Painted cover by NELSON.
Detroit's used to the wild antics of Insane Izzy, eccentric electronics entrepreneur extraordinaire and RoboCop basher. Now Izzy's been shot... with RoboCop's gun. And RoboCop's the only one who can fire it. How do you put a cyborg cop on suspension? And how can he clear his name when he can't trust his own recorded memories?
32 color pages. Cover price $2.50.
Script by JOHN ARCUDI. Art by JOHN PAUL LEON & JEFF ALBRECHT. Painted cover by NELSON.
Matthew Zieske had originally planned to offer his new creation to the Detroit police force, as an aid to RoboCop. Now Zieske's creation (the new ZED-309s, the debugged wonder robots with the newly-fixed "brains") will be used to hunt down RoboCop. ZED-309: the last word in modern policing. Also the last word RoboCop wants to hear.
32 color pages. Cover price $2.50.
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Script by JOHN ARCUDI. Art by JOHN PAUL LEON & JEFF ALBRECHT. Painted cover by NELSON.
Matthew Zieske had originally planned to offer his new creation to the Detroit police force, as an aid to RoboCop. Now Zieske's creation (the new ZED-309s, the debugged wonder robots with the newly-fixed "brains") will be used to hunt down RoboCop. ZED-309: the last word in modern policing. Also the last word RoboCop wants to hear.
32 color pages. Cover price $2.50.
Written by John Arcudi. Art by Mitch Byrd and Brian Garvey. Cover by Nelson.
This premiere issue is your ticket back to dystopian Detroit, where corpses keep popping up, and where RoboCop is the officer on the case. RoboCop begins to follow the trail of murder and mayhem back to OCP, taking time out along the way to face off with an ED-209 gone berserk and a man who could be the most pernicious villain of all -- an IRS agent!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by John Arcudi. Art by Mitch Byrd and Brian Garvey. Cover by John Bolton.
IRS agent Philo Drut begins efficiency tests on RoboCop, but what are his true motives? Meanwhile, a robot abducts former OCP scientist Crimmins from his prison cell and takes him to a mysterious trio of hoodlums. When RoboCop discovers that yet another scientist, Szyck, is in grave danger, he assigns himself to the case. But instead of Szyck, RoboCop finds himself face to face with a mechanical adversary he hadn't counted on!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Written by John Arcudi. Art by Mitch Byrd and Brian Garvey. Cover by John Bolton.
IRS agent Philo Drut begins efficiency tests on RoboCop, but what are his true motives? Meanwhile, a robot abducts former OCP scientist Crimmins from his prison cell and takes him to a mysterious trio of hoodlums. When RoboCop discovers that yet another scientist, Szyck, is in grave danger, he assigns himself to the case. But instead of Szyck, RoboCop finds himself face to face with a mechanical adversary he hadn't counted on!
32 pages, FC. Cover price $2.50.
Writer: Frank Miller. Artist: Walter Simonson. Cover Artist: Walter Simonson. Letterer: John Workman. Colorist: Steve Oliff Genre: Science-Fiction, Action/Adventure.
After encoding his own personality and programming directly into Skynet's memory banks, RoboCop plays a deadly hide-and-seek game with the master computer bent on destroying all organic life on Earth. Is RoboCop beaten? Don't place any bets until you see the "RoboCop of the future"!
Cover price $2.50.
