After fighting his way into the heart of enemy territory, the Bionic Man is forced to go deep undercover. Once there, Steve positions himself to not only complete his mission but to help the war torn country of Libue in the process. Little does he know a new player has entered the game and they have the United States in the crosshairs!
Review: Here we go with part three of the arc Desert Deathtrap. We begin with Steve Austin posing as the dictator who is in charge of the nation of Libue. He is recording a message telling the people they are free from his tyranny. He plans to rid the nation of its military until he runs into an unexpected problem. The issue didnt really pick up until about halfway through but it had a strong cliffhanger ending. The art team has again knocked it out of the park with the realistic style of the character design. The colors are rich with great detail of the geographical locations. This is a great book to pick up if you need something new. Its not only for fans of the TV series, anyone can pick it up and enjoythat is if you like solid story with great art. Read Full Review
All in all, this issue delivers. Its not the best issue, but its a very good example of Bionic Man. Whilst it teases a lot about the next issue, that's for Bionic Man #20 to follow up with. This issue offers a very Austin-centric story that suits Bionic Man well. Read Full Review
The action is always intense with this title, but the DEFCON 1 style cliffhanger just may blow your mind. Read Full Review
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