OMAC, One Man Army?, #2 (DC Comics, 1974)

This is a classic issue from the short-lived yet iconic series "OMAC, One Man Army?" published by DC Comics in the early 1970s. In this action-packed second issue, OMAC continues to fight against threats in a future where the world is controlled by the super-rich. This issue introduces Mister Big, a villain who can "Rent a City" for assassination, thus upping the stakes for OMAC. Known for its socially relevant themes and Jack Kirby's distinctive artwork, it remains a beloved piece for collectors and fans of the Bronze Age of Comics.

About the cover

The cover of this issue, masterfully illustrated by Jack Kirby, depicts OMAC in dynamic action. The bold typography and vibrant colors typical of Kirby's style draw readers into the exciting narrative within. The cover also teases the perilous adventures OMAC will face against the backdrop of a futuristic society governed by wealth and power.

Issue Details

• Title: OMAC, One Man Army?, #2
• Issue Number: 2
• Publisher: DC Comics
• Release Date: December 1974
• Estimated Value: $30 - $100
• Cover Artist: Jack Kirby
• Condition: Ungraded, Bagged and boarded, depending on age: may have slight yellowing in pages or slight creasing on the edges/spine.
• Notations: Introduction of Mister Big.
• Genre: Superhero, Sci-Fi
• Language: English
• Age Level: All ages
• Format: Single Issue
• Signed: No
• Writer: Jack Kirby
• Universe: DC Universe
• Tradition: US Comics
• Superhero Team: N/A
• Character: OMAC (Buddy Blank)

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