Superpatriot America's Fighting Force (2002) comic books
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Issue #1
$8.00
(W) Robert Kirkman (A) Cory Walker (C ) Hi-Fi design (Cover) Cory Walker The Concept: Super soldier, Johnny Armstrong has been battling the forces of evil since World War II. His illustrious career has had many pitfalls and triumphs over the many years of his activity. In the early 90's it seemed that his career had come to an end, his arms and legs missing, the result of a deadly battle with Chicago's Vicious Circle crime organization. His broken body was rebuilt into the ultimate killing machine. More machine than man Johnny found himself the pawn of various criminal and government organizations. In control of his life at last he tries to pick up the pieces and regain some semblance of the life he knew. This Issue: Pulse pounding patriotic pandemonium just in time for INDEPENDENCE DAY! Our star spangled hero finds himself the target of his old Nazi sparring partner from World War II, Baron Blitzkrieg! His encounter with the Baron causes SuperPatriot to have wicked flashbacks of his days in WWII, including his never-before-seen origin. What strange fate does the Baron have in store for ol' flag face? And how do these guys remain so active after all these years? Brought to you by breakout Indy superstars Robert Kirkman and Cory Walker. In stores the week of July 3rd. FC, 32pp (1 of 4) $2.95 Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #2
$2.50
(W) Robert Kirkman (A) Cory Walker (Cover) Cory Walker The Concept: Super soldier, Johnny Armstrong has been battling the forces of evil since World War II. His illustrious career has had many pitfalls and triumphs over the many years of his activity. In the early '90s it seemed that career had come to an end, his arms and legs missing, the result of a deadly battle with Chicago's notorious criminal organization, the Vicious Circle. His broken body was rebuilt into the ultimate killing machine. More machine than man, Johnny found himself pawn of criminals and the government. In control of his life at last he tries to pick up the pieces and regain some semblance of the life he knew. This Issue: The Pulse pounding patriotic pandemonium continues! Our star spangled hero teams up with his long lost son to thwart the nefarious schemes of Hydro, an organization hell bent on returning man to it's water breathing roots, no matter what the cost! Meanwhile, his old Nazi sparring partner from World War II, Baron Blitzkrieg, continues his plans to rid the world of SuperPatriot once and for all. This issue also features the return of one of SuperPatriot's oldest foes, thought dead, but now more deadly than ever! You gotta see this one to believe it! Brought to you by the swingin' Indy sensations Robert Kirkman and Cory Walker. In stores the week of August 7th. FC, 32pg (2 of 4) $2.95 Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #4
$2.99
$2.50
$2.50
(W) Robert Kirkman (A/C) Cory Walker FC 32pp $2.95 Four of a four-issue finite series The Concept: Super soldier, Johnny Armstrong has been battling the forces of evil since World War II. His illustrious career has had many pitfalls and triumphs over the many years of his activity. In the early '90s it seemed that career had come to an end, his arms and legs missing, the result of a deadly battle with Chicago's Vicious Circle crime organization. His broken body was rebuilt into the ultimate killing machine. More machine than man Johnny found himself the pawn of various criminal and government organizations. In control of his life at last he tries to pick up the pieces and regain some semblance of the life he knew. This Issue: The pulse pounding patriotic pandemonium concludes! This is the one to get, folks! Baron Blitzkrieg's plan finally come to a head, but why isn't he in the drivers seat? Johnny instead finds himself face to face with his most deadly foe yet: A mechanical menace of Nazi origin! Can SuperPatriot overcome the odds to win the day? Well, what's the title of the book, silly? Also featuring a four-page preview of next month's Masters of the Universe comic! Buy it for THAT at least! Cover price $2.95.
