THE END OF THE NEW BEGINNING!
The Chairwoman of the massive CDI corporation will stop at nothing to get back her runaway daughter, Velocity. In her rampage, she has ordered the execution of every member of the rogue Cyber Force faction who stands in her way. But Velocity has turned and, faced to confront her mother, she doesn't know what's worse - being annihilated alongside her compatriots, or having her memory wiped clean with a brain box implant.
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There's no way else to put it: this issue represents exactly what this franchise needed. After being gone from comic stands for a while I have to admit peeling through this book brought a smile to my face, as some seriously worthwhile elements successfully caped off this re-imagining. Read Full Review
This book is exactly what the current volume has needed, if you've not read it then you can pick up this issue and the previous four for free on Comixology and most comic book shops as well as through Top Cows website. Pick them up and come back here and let me know in the comments below what you thought. Read Full Review
OK, are you interested in reading the book now? Well head on down to your local LCS and pick them up – all issues should still be on the shelf! Or, if you want to really give it a try right now, Top Cow has made these first 5 issues available free for digital download! For that price you really cannot go wrong in giving it a shot! Read Full Review
The original Cyberforce series always felt very much like X-Men with bionics, and this new version does some interesting things to get away from that conceit. Unfortunately, there is a whole new string of story-telling tropes opened up here, none of which do a lot to distinguish these characters from any of the various terse badasses of the New 52 or Marvel's deep bench of X-titles. They did, however, lower the number of extra limbs that Stryker has, which seems positive, if only from a balance perspective. Cyberforce #5 falls apart in visually, which combines with the uninspiring story being told to deliver a very disappointing 1.5 out of 5 stars overall. Perhaps the long-term fan can find more that appeals to them, but this issue really does nothing for me... Read Full Review
. . FREE, 25pgs. Minimal ADs. Grade A cover. . . The conclusion of the first arc of Silvestri & Pham's CyberForce reboot. Kickstarter supporters should be excited after the wait, for this killer issue with extra pages. While it has plenty of action, its not non-stop ultra-violence. Instead it gives us plenty of backstory, character and plot development which really rounds out the arc and helps hook new and old readers. The art has quite a change this issue and plenty of backup was needed to finish this up, so we will have to see what the future brings there. The art is only OK but better at times, and the color is quite good. I never thought i would be so excited for a 90s reboot, but this arc did well in hooking me. Im in for the next arc more
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