ROBOCOP'S LAST STAND, AS FRANK MILLER INTENDED.
Robocop must defend the people of Detroit as a fighter for justice and a symbol for resistance. But will that be enough to prevent its hostile takeover and destruction? With the help of his newfound, beautiful and mysterious ally, Marie, he may have a chance.
There's a pretty limited sweet spot for this comic consisting of those who still enjoy the original movie, and those who can forgive it and Miller their excesses. For comics progressives there's less to entice, but for fanboys lapsed and practicing, it's a blast. Come and get it. Read Full Review
The art is brutally ugly in places, stiff and stagnantly posed during action sequences and cartoonishly manic during casual dialogue. To be somewhat fair to the artist, quite a bit of information is crammed into the six panel grids that make up nearly every page, but for the most part it just feels like rushed hired-gun artwork. Read Full Review