War Machine #2

May 1994 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 2.05 CAD

📊 ~37,086 copies sold its debut month

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“Between Deathlok and a Hard Case”

In "Between Deathlok and a Hard Case," War Machine finds himself in the middle of a brutal three-way brawl with Cable and Deathlok, each vying to be the one to rescue Vincent Cetewayo from a ruthless African dictator. The tension only ramps up when S.H.I.E.L.D. intervenes, turning a simple rescue into a high-stakes clash of agendas. Written by Scott Benson and Len Kaminski, with dynamic art by Gabriel Gecko and inks by Pam Eklund, this 1994 Marvel issue delivers sharp action and layered conflict—perfect for fans of gritty superhero showdowns. The cover, by Gecko and Eklund, captures the chaos with precision.

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writer Scott Benson · writer Len Kaminski · artist Gabriel Gecko · inker Pam Eklund · colorist Ariane Lenshoek · letterer John Costanza · cover Gabriel Gecko, Pam Eklund

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writer Scott Benson

writer Len Kaminski

artist Gabriel Gecko

inker Pam Eklund

colorist Ariane Lenshoek

letterer John Costanza

cover pencils Gabriel Gecko

cover inks Pam Eklund

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War Machine, Cable and Deathlok beat up on each other to see who gets the privilege of rescuing Vincent Cetewayo from the evil African dictator who has taken him captive. Even when they finally decide to cooperate, things become complicated when S.H.I.E.L.D. shows up.

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