Deathlok #15

Sep 1992 · Marvel · 1.75 USD; 2.15 CAD; 1.20 GBP

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“Till Deathlok Do Us Part”

In "Till Deathlok Do Us Part," Deathlok races against time to contain two Biohazard threats—one born from Billy Hansen’s mind, the other driven by a chilling vendetta against John Kelly’s family. Written by Dwayne McDuffie and brought to life by Denys Cowan’s dynamic art, this 1992 Marvel issue delivers a tense, emotionally charged showdown where survival hinges on cutting deep—literally—into the heart of the enemy. The cover by Lee Weeks captures the grim intensity of the moment.

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writer Dwayne McDuffie · artist Denys Cowan · inker Mike Manley · colorist Gregory Wright · letterer Richard Starkings · cover Lee Weeks

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Michael Collins

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writer Dwayne McDuffie

artist Denys Cowan

inker Mike Manley

colorist Gregory Wright

letterer Richard Starkings

cover pencils, inks Lee Weeks

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Deathlok manages to stop the second Biohazard created from Billy Hansen's brain and contains the creature in an adamantium barrel. At the same time, the parent Biohazard plans on killing John Kelly's wife and daughter to steal their memories. Deathlok defeats Biohazard by cutting its brain from the creature's body and seals it in a separate adamantium barrel.

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