#25

Synopsis

Deathlok is shown to be a cybernetic organism with a human mind that has the ability to override its internal computer. Deathlok has a flashback showing that his old army buddy Major Simon Ryker is responsible for his creation. The conclusion of the story reveals that Simon Ryker is also a cyborg.

Notes

Reprinted in

• Captain America: Deathlok Lives! #[nn]
• Star Wars Weekly #89— pages 1-6 only
• Los Insuperables #26
• Biblioteca Marvel: Deathlok #[nn]
• Los Super-Heroes #5— recolored
• Marvel Masterworks: Deathlok #1— Marvel Masterworks border trade dress
• Heróis da TV #69
• Conan #5— page 1 partially
• Frankenstein #9— N&B et recadré [B&W and reframed]
• Marvel Firsts: The 1970s #2
• Mundo de Aventuras #121
• Deathlok the Demolisher: The Complete Collection #[nn]
• Démon #12— page 1 partially
• Démon #14— Page 1 partially
• A Coleção Oficial de Graphic Novels Marvel: Clássicos #31
• Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #134— Astonishing Tales #27 is incorrectly credited as the source for this comic story
• Le meilleur des super-héros Marvel #92
• Deathlok the Demolisher: Origins #[nn]
• Deathlok 50th Anniversary Special #1
• Uncanny X-Force: Deathlok Nation #[nn]

Credits

Script

Doug Moench, Stan Lee, Rich Buckler, Roy Thomas

Pencils

Rich Buckler, John Romita

Inks

Klaus Janson, Rich Buckler, John Romita, Mike Esposito

Colours

Klaus Janson, Glynis Oliver

Letters

Danny Crespi, Annette Kawecki

Editor

Roy Thomas

D.m.

Doug Moench

Deathlok figure

Rich Buckler

George perez

George Pérez

Illustration

Rich Buckler, John Romita

Ink assist

Klaus Janson, Al Milgrom, Mike Esposito

Plot, concept

Rich Buckler

Primary inks

Rich Buckler

Characters

• Deathlok
• Luther Manning
• Nina Ferry
• Simon Ryker
• Spider-Man
• Human Torch
• Peter Parker
• Johnny Storm
• Dracula
• Doug Moench
• Rich Buckler
• Son of Satan
• Daimon Hellstrom

Other printings & variants

• British