OMAC: One Man Army Corps #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJohn Byrne's four-part reimagining of OMAC continues with Book Two, and the cover makes a striking statement all on its own — a solitary young man in a flat cap and long coat stands against a stark black background, rendered in crisp black-and-white linework beside the series' bold green geometric logo. The deliberately understated design feels more like a noir character study than a superhero cover, hinting at the mature, grounded tone this 1991 miniseries brings to Kirby's classic concept. Suggested for mature readers and wholly crafted by Byrne, it's an intriguing chapter in this compact, ambitious series.
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With amnesia OMAC adopts the identity Buddy Blank and lives for 10 years.
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