The Bionic Woman #1
In "Rico, Come Home!", Jaime confronts the dangerous consequences of having her bionic enhancements dialed down to protect her secret, forcing her to push past physical limits in a high-stakes mission. Written by Joe Gill and illustrated by Jack Sparling—whose dynamic art brings every tense moment to life—this 1977 Charlton issue captures the raw vulnerability beneath the hero's strength. The cover by Jack Sparling perfectly captures the urgency of the moment.
In "Weaker Sex?", Jaime Sommers finds herself pushed to her limits when Oscar Goldman enacts a risky protocol to conceal her bionic abilities—reducing her enhancements between missions. With her strength and speed dialed down, Jaime must rely on her wits and resolve to survive a mission that tests her endurance in ways she never expected.
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