OMAC: One Man Army Corps #2
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OMAC: One Man Army Corps #2

1991

Series
OMAC: One Man Army Corps
Issue
2
Cover date
Dec 1, 1991
Story title
Brother, Can You Spare an Eye?
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Created by Jack Kirby in 1974, OMAC represents a unique chapter in his mid-70s DC Comics output, blending high-concept science fiction with his signature dynamic visual style. Collectors prize this issue for its role in the short-lived original series, which explores themes of surveillance and technology that remain strikingly relevant today.

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