Robocop Mortal Coils (1993) comic books
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Issue #1
Published Sep 1993 by Dark Horse.$2.50
$2.50
Written by STEVEN GRANT. Art by NICK GNAZZO and BRUCE PATTERSON. Cover by RAY LAGO. This 4-issue series gets off to a chilly start in the snow-covered environs of a strangely desolate Colorado. RoboCop and Marie Lazarus are looking for Coffin, implicated in the recent OCP break-in, and follow an FBI lead to Denver in search of the huge hatchet man. But before they get to delve into the reasons for Coffin being in Denver, they have to deal with Hooks and his band of high-tech highway scavengers! Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #2
Published Oct 1993 by Dark Horse.$2.50
$2.50
Written by STEVEN GRANT. Art by NICK GNAZZO and BRUCE PATTERSON. Cover by RAY LAGO. Detroit's no longer big enough to hold newly appointed Federal Marshall RoboCop, as he and Dr. Marie Lazarus travel to Colorado to track down Coffin. Multi-billionaire Edward Agincourt runs Denver with an iron fist and a big gun, and Coffin, his right-hand man, is loaded for bear - and out for RoboCop's blood! Add a bunch of bikers scavenging for spare parts, a dollop of local townsfolk with misplaced loyalties, and a pinch of police deputies-for-hire into the mix, and you've got the recipe for some slam-bang excitement! Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #3
Published Nov 1993 by Dark Horse.$3.00
$2.50
$2.50
Written by STEVEN GRANT. Art by NICK GNAZZO and BRUCE PATTERSON. Cover by RAY LAGO. With RoboCop seemingly at the mercy of Coffin, Hooks and his band of scavengers ride to his rescue at the last minute - but is it to save RoboCop's neck, or just Hooks' self-interest in a potentially lucrative salvage operation? Meanwhile, Marie Lazarus is a reluctant guest at Edward Agincourt's palatial Denver estate. Agincourt mysteriously hints that very soon time will no longer be of concern to him...but what does this have to do with Dr. Lazarus? Or RoboCop, for that matter? Cover price $2.50.
