OMAC #2
dc • 1974
- Series
- OMAC
- Issue
- 2
- Publisher
- DC Comics
- Cover date
- Dec 1, 1974
- Story title
- Blood-Brother Eye
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Where it came from
OMAC, standing for One Man Army Corps, was launched by DC Comics in 1974 as a singular vision from legendary writer and artist Jack Kirby. Emerging from the post-New Gods era of his career, Kirby crafted the series as a satirical, high-concept critique of future corporate control and technological dehumanization. The story follows Buddy Blank, an unassuming man who is transformed into an unstoppable super-soldier by a satellite artificial intelligence known as Brother Eye.
Issue #2 continues the kinetic, bombastic visual style synonymous with Kirby’s 1970s work, characterized by explosive action panels and dense, imaginative world-building. While the series was cancelled after only eight issues, it has since attained a significant cult following. Critics and historians frequently cite OMAC as a visionary work that anticipated modern anxieties regarding surveillance, mass media, and the integration of technology into the human experience.
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