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    Deathlok #1

    Deathlok » Deathlok #1 - For One Purpose Trained released by Marvel on January 2010.

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    For One Purpose Trained last edited by gravenraven on 05/19/23 07:59PM View full history

    Marvel’s ultimate cyborg is back in this 7-issue Marvel Knights limited series written by Charlie Huston (MOON KNIGHT) and breathtakingly illustrated by Lan Medina (FOOLKILLER). In the not-too-distant future, war is a spectator sport, warriors die hard and live fast, and living larger than anyone is super-soldier Lieutenant Mike Travers. That is, until Travers hotdogs it on the battlefield and gets himself and his C.O., Luther Manning, blown to bits. The show must go on. Enter: Deathlok the Demolisher!!!

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    Deathlok the Demolisher 1/7: Born to Kill 0

    Deathlok #1 - For One Purpose Trained by dr__detfink on November 04, 2009

    Eighteen years from now, the United States will battle other countries for the last oil reserves on the planet in a glorified war game that would be disturbingly reminiscent of Gulf War I if Monday Night Football were its producers. Charlie Huston (MoonKnight) goes all the way back to the original source material in Astonishing Tales to find his inspiration and re-create/re-interpret this Frankenstein meets Universal Soldier character.   Since he was a little boy Mike Luther Manning wanted to be...

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