Following the attack of the Techno-sapiens, Cyborg must come to terms with the nanotech that makes him what he is! But in the Justice Leagues Red Room, Vic discovers a Ghost Machinea computer program thats strangely familiar to him
This issue serves as a great jumping-on point for anyone interested in the series. Walker is definitely setting up to something big in this second arc as Cyborg begins to learn more about himself. I'm also interested to see how he explores the family dynamic now that Elinore has returned. Read Full Review
Cyborg #7 was a great start to a new storyline which will change Victor's life for better or for worse when it seems the world is ready to define who he is for him after the technosapien invasion. Read Full Review
Cyborg starts up a new story arc for this issue and while it's dealing with the ramifications of the previous story arc, it's a great place to jump in. Yeah, there isn't much action in this issue, but that shouldn't be something that's a deal breaker in buying this because the setup for the story is great and we get some great conversation pieces about how Cyborg is dealing with his new found powers. Overall, we get great art all the way through and a very interesting plot that I can' t wait to explore. Read Full Review
With the beginning of a new arc, new themes to explore, and new plots with a brand new enemy that Cyborg can't punch his way through, Cyborg #7 is a slow building start to what's sure to be another great storyline. Read Full Review
The latest issue of Cyborg comes across as pretty standard epilogue fare in the aftermath of David Walker's big Technosapiens storyline. Read Full Review
Bottom Line: This is one of those issues where its heart is in the right place, but the execution is such shoddy framework, it's hard to divorce it from the rest of the book. Read Full Review
Cyborg is seven issues deep into its run and theres no indication anything about this series will stand the test of time. It does nothing to forge Cyborgs mythos as a solo character, he has no rogues gallery, no interesting headquarters, no supporting cast of fellow heroes or local officials. The handful of elements he does have are ripped off wholesale from the Superman mythos and the actual storylines at play wouldnt pass mustard in a Deathlok revival comic. It just doesnt feel like anyone writing this had a plan for Cyborg. Theres no spark of imagination or energy for the material, just a dull sense of well, its a living as the book continues to check off all the key components of the complete hacks guide to comic writing. Read Full Review
Good start to a new interesting arc....This issue is like an epilogue, to the previous Technosapians arc(which was an overall good story for the most part...:We get more emotion from cyborg and also continues the eternal struggles regarding his current evolving tech/humanity.....i will say though i hope they ease off a bit on the sentimental scenes, just beginning to feel a little forced and repetitive in my opinion
His dead mom shows up. It was interesting.
I feel like potential is here, but it's paying off so slowly. Also the villain of this issue is so cartoon-baddie it's hard to take seriously, right down to the silly smirk at the end.
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