Washington D.C. lies in ruins, O.S.I. headquarters is occupied by a hostile cyborg army, Steve Austin's bionic parts are failing, and the cybernetic madman known as Hull holds Jaime Summers in his unbreakable grip. It may be too much to ask for a happy ending now, but we guarantee an exciting one. Be there for the conclusion of Kevin Smith's epic reinterpretation of the beloved hero.
In closing, I have mostly praise for this title. Some might find it unrealistic, but Bionic Man #10 plays its cards well and never truly goes over the top. Well.. despite the gun hand, but that's pretty cool anyway. Read Full Review
The concept is great and I really have no idea what to expect next. Read Full Review
Ultimately this a well-written, well-drawn book for fans of blockbuster action films, of which I am and I intend to keep reading. Read Full Review
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