After bringing down the latest customized ED-209 monstrosity without a firearm or partner, RoboCop is beginning to question whether he is being set up for failure. Only Detective Anne Lewis can see the pattern. Everything going wrong in Detroit and crippling OCP is stemming from one man: Killian.
Thrilling, action-packed, a villain who is as smart as the good guys; this series has it all. With brilliant artwork from Magno and Louise, this title looks as good as it reads. Robocop is quickly becoming one of my favorite books and one that everyone should try out. Read Full Review
Comics based on a movie or a cartoon franchise usually don't interest me too much because I already know what we're going to get. RoboCop delivers the franchise's definitive voice with an intriguing narrative that is easy to follow and large in scope. Read Full Review
There isnt a ton left to say about it. "Robocop" delivers consistently, never missteps or disappoints, and remains at the top of my stack month after month. Sometimes the same ol' thing is all you really want. It doesn't blow my mind like the first time anymore, but I still get hard for it.' Read Full Review
ROBOCOP #7 begins with pure fan service and then rushes towards yet another exciting and crazy conflict. It's not big on character but it has a ton of plot progression as we're thrown back into the ugliness and violence of the classic franchise's world. Before everything hits the fan, we get a totally cheerworthy scene of a newly upgraded RoboCop in action and it's awesomely over-the-top and thrilling. Seeing as much of this chapter is building towards another big conflict (don't worry, the cliffhanger delivers), this was a great and unforgettable way to open the issue before focusing purely on story. It's looking like the next issue will have even more craziness, too! You know they're handling the franchise with respect and when every issue makes me want to go re-watch the first movie. Read Full Review
This book is fulfilling for those who remember watching that first film on VHS and being totally amazed by the brutality of that fictional future. Even though this is the seventh issue in the reboot, it's a good point to pick up the story and sets up what is sure to be a bloody and gruesome next issue. Read Full Review
RoboCop #7 feels a little too convenient at times, but, like the moments in a film just before Act 3 really kicks off it places all of the players in just the right places to make what is coming next possible. That said, I really cant wait to see what happens in Act 3 now. Read Full Review
Overall, I wanted to like this Robocop series but unfortunately there isn't much to like about this comic. The story is very ordinary and the upgrades given to Robo make him look cheesy rather than cool. A cool character that continues to be underutilized. Read Full Review
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