Deathlok #5

Jan 2000 · Marvel · 1.99 USD; 2.99 CAD

📊 ~12,053 copies sold its debut month

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“Reconstructive Perjury”

In "Reconstructive Perjury," Truman confronts fragmented memories as SHIELD rebuilds him into the new Deathlok, wrestling with a past he can’t fully recall. Meanwhile, Fury attends a political fundraiser and senses an unsettling familiarity in Martin Thraller, the Utilitarian Party’s presidential hopeful. Written by Joe Casey and brought to life by Leonardo Manco’s dynamic art and Mariana Sanzone Manco’s vivid colors, this 2000 Marvel issue blends cybernetic unease with political intrigue—cover by Leonardo Manco.

writer Joe Casey · artist, inker Leonardo Manco · colorist Mariana Sanzone Manco · letterer Jon Babcock · cover Leonardo Manco

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Cast · 7 characters

Deathlok Jack Truman Nathan Summers Nick Fury Quentin Beck Spider-Man Wolverine

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writer Joe Casey

artist, inker Leonardo Manco

colorist Mariana Sanzone Manco

letterer Jon Babcock

cover pencils, inks Leonardo Manco

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Truman relives portions of his past as SHIELD remakes him into the new Deathlok cyborg. At a fundraiser, Fury meets the Utilitarian Party candidate for president and finds something very familiar about Martin Thraller.

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