Man of War #7

Oct 1993 · Malibu · 2.25 USD; 2.80 CAD

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In "Old Villains Never Die," Roger struggles to master his rocket pack just as police arrive following Donna's call—determined to save his grandfather, he flees instead of answering questions. He teams up with Man of War in a desperate hunt for Killinger, but his inexperience nearly costs them the fight. When they regroup at his grandfather’s retirement home, a shocking attack from above reveals the Zeppelin’s return—leaving Roger and Man of War staring into a new threat. Written by Dan Danko and Tom Mason, with art by Glenn Brown and inks by Thomas Florimonte Jr., this 1993 Malibu issue features a cover by Dan Jurgens and Ken Branch.

Contains 2 stories

Old Villains Never Die

17 pp · Superhero

Tom CoryMan of WarKillingerRocket Ranger [Roger Cory]Donna Yortan unnamed police detectivethe Zeppelin

In "Old Villains Never Die," Roger struggles to master his rocket pack just as police arrive following Donna's call, but he’s determined to save his grandfather. With Man of War caught in a battle against Killinger, Roger joins the fight—only to accidentally let the villain slip away. Together, he and Man of War race to his grandfather’s retirement home, only to witness Tom thrown from the building by the sudden appearance of the Zeppelin.

Bombs Away!

8 pp · Superhero

Man of War [Clay Carter]the Ferret [Cal Denton]Diana, Clay's datethe Bombadier

In "Bombs Away!" from *Man of War* #7 (1993), Clay and Diana step into Cal’s club, the Inferno, seeking quiet—until the Bombadier crashes the scene, a volatile force driven by vengeance. Hunted by the Ferret and targeted by Man of War’s past, the living bomb is on a deadly mission, but not before a clash that leaves the club—and its guests—on edge.