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For fans who wanted more adventures beyond the weekly episodes, Charlton Comics provided a comic book series that ran from 1976 to 1978. This Archive item is the holy grail for comic collectors: all 9 issues scanned and preserved. The uploader notes that the series featured early work by the amazing Joe Staton, and that due to legal complexities (DC Comics later bought Charlton), it may never see an official digital restoration. The Archive, therefore, serves as the only reliable public library for these rare bionic adventures.
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