Cyborg #8
| Writer | David F. Walker |
| Artist | Oclair Albert, Felipe Watanabe |
| Cover Price | $2.99 |
Following the Technosapien invasion, the government implements greater regulation on cybernetics. Their first step is determining ownership of the cybernetics implanted in Vic Stone, setting up a major conflict when it is decided that Vic is actually property of the government. And when he refuses to comply, a warrant is issued for his arrestand Vic Stone becomes a hunted man!
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8.5
PopOptiq - Terrence Sage
Feb 25, 2016All things aside, Cyborg #8 is a step in the right direction for Victor Stone. David Walker gives him clear voice and empowers to Cyborg strike out on his own in a specific corner of the DCU. The solid art team gives him style and flair as theyall work to create a great second installment to the latest arc. Read Full Review
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8.5
Black Nerd Problems - Oz Longworth
Feb 25, 2016Overall, this was a far better effort than last month's offering. Better pacing, consistent tone, excellent balance of banter and exposition and consistent visuals. It looks like Cyborg is back to being the book we deserve. Read Full Review
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8.5
Weird Science - Eric Shea
Mar 08, 2016Cyborg breaks out of it's emotional slump in this one just to have a good time and it was really about time because I've been waiting to have fun with this series and now I finally have it. With a story that progresses our overall arc, while stopping to poke fun of a D-list supervillain, you're sure to have fun with this issue and it's awesome art. Read Full Review
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8.4
Geeked Out Nation - Jideobi Odunze
Feb 24, 2016With the conclusion of Cyborg #8 is now public enemy #1. That much you saw coming, though what led to this moment was an excellent read. There is a lot at stake here and it starts with taking a stand when the government extends their reach a bit too far for the sake of control. Read Full Review
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8.3
IGN - Jesse Schedeen
Feb 25, 2016The series also continues to thrive on the strength of David Walker's characterization. He's especially adept at capturing the playful banter between Cyborg and Shazam, to the point where this issue left me craving a team-up book featuring the duo. Read Full Review
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8.0
I haven't been as excited by this standalone Justice Leaguer's book as I had hoped, but this issue really got me back interested, seeing Cyborg and Shazam working side-by-side. I think this book has a great handle on art, I just wish there was more to this book story-wise. I think that Victor has a lot of great, meaty emotional storylines to delve into, and it seems like this issue is starting to push the character back in the right direction. I hadn't seen much of the humor in this book being appreciated by the characters in it's pages, so the jokey nature of some of the scenes was something that felt like a moment we had been waiting for, for EIGHT ISSUES now. This issue opens with a page that thoroughly engrossed me, both because it sho more
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8.0
Another Good installment to this public enemy type of story arc can't wait to see what's next.... The cyborg and Shazam relationship is genuine as ever that delivers nothing but fun and laughs. The art continues to be exceptional. Definitely a series you should be reading.
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Not good at all
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