Metal Men: Full Metal Jacket #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 2017 DC miniseries Metal Men: Full Metal Jacket, written by Dan DiDio with art by Shane Davis and Michelle Delecki. The story reimagines the classic Metal Men in a modern context, exploring themes of identity and humanity as the robotic team faces a new threat that challenges their purpose and unity. It collects all six issues of the series, offering a fresh take on these iconic characters.
"Robots, Go Home!" kicks off a high-stakes clash in Metal Men: Full Metal Jacket #nn, where Doctor Magnus and his original Metal Men face off against General Scaletti and her New Metal Men after capturing the cunning Nameless—revealed to be The Calculator. With Chemo back and running wild, tensions explode as loyalties are tested and the line between creator and creation blurs. Written by Len Wein and brought to life by Yıldıray Çınar’s dynamic art, with inks by Trevor Scott and vibrant colors by Dean White, Hi-Fi, and Ulises Arreola, the issue’s cover by Çınar and Scott captures the chaos perfectly.
In "Wanted: Dead or Decommissioned!", the Metal Men find themselves hunted after the government orders their decommissioning. With help from Doctor Magnus, they flee a high-security facility and seek refuge with Cliff Steele, hoping to stay hidden long enough to find a way out of the crisis.
In "Everything Old Is New Again!", Jo and the Metal Men race to uncover the truth behind the mysterious Nameless, only to discover he’s the long-lost Calculator—while a government program unleashes six new Metal Men, forged from unfamiliar metals, to hunt down the originals.
In "Choosing Sides!", Doctor Magnus and his Metal Men face a crisis when they're confronted by General Scaletti and her New Metal Men after capturing the enigmatic Nameless—revealed to be The Calculator—while Chemo's return sends shockwaves through the battlefield.
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↩ Reprints Legends of Tomorrow #1 (2016), Legends of Tomorrow #2 (2016), Legends of Tomorrow #3 (2016), Legends of Tomorrow #4 (2016), Legends of Tomorrow #5 (2016), Legends of Tomorrow #6 (2016)
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