Toyboy

From 1986 to 1989, Continuity Comics published this seven-issue series, a short-lived but visually striking title most associated with writer/artist Neal Adams and co-writer Cary Bates, with key artistic contributions from Trevor Von Eeden and Michael Golden. The series explores the premise of a humanoid android built for pleasure who develops a conscience and a will of his own, navigating a world that sees him as either a toy or a threat. It stands as a distinctive example of late-80s independent superhero storytelling, blending Adams’ signature dramatic flair with a thoughtful, if unconventional, take on artificial intelligence and identity.