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Jack Kirbys O.M.A.C.: One Man Army Corps Free FREE JACK KIRBYS O.M.A.C.: ONE MAN ARMY CORPS PDF Jack Kirby | 176 pages | 10 Sep 2013 | DC Comics | 9781401240424 | English | United States OMAC (Buddy Blank) - Wikipedia Here at Walmart. Your email address will never be sold or distributed to a third party for any reason. Sorry, but we can't respond to individual comments. If you need immediate assistance, please contact Customer Care. Your feedback helps us make Walmart shopping better for millions of customers. Recent searches Clear All. Enter Location. Update location. Learn more. Report incorrect product information. Jack Kirby Jack Kirby's O. Jack Kirby. Walmart Out of stock. Book Format. Select Option. Current selection is: Paperback. Delivery not available. Pickup not available. Add to list. Add to registry. In one of his last major works for DC, Kirby envisions a inspired dystopia starring corporate nobody Buddy Blank, who is changed by a satellite called Brother Eye into the super-powered O. One Man Army Corps. Enlisted by the Global Peace Agency, who police the world using pacifistic means, O. About This Item. We aim to show you accurate product information. Manufacturers, suppliers and others provide what you see here, and we have not verified it. See our disclaimer. Witness the early tales of Jack Kirby's legendary creation O. Write a review See all reviews Write a review. Average Rating: 4. July 29, Pretty campy, but some of Kirby's futurism is on poit. See more. Reviewed by jtodd jtodd Written by a librarything. Ask a question Ask a question If you would like to share feedback with Jack Kirbys O.M.A.C.: One Man Army Corps about pricing, delivery or other customer service issues, please contact customer service directly. Your question required. Additional details. 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Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Mike Royer Illustrator. Bruce Berry Illustrator. Mark Evanier Introduction. In the future, a world ravaged by war and controlled by hyper-rich overlords needs a saviour. Mild-mannered scientist Buddy Blank has been given superhuman strength and near-invincibility so that he can fight for humanity's survival. Get A Copy. Hardcoverpages. More Details Original Title. OMAC BarkerMrs. Skuba's henchman Other Editions 7. Friend Reviews. To see Jack Kirbys O.M.A.C.: One Man Army Corps your friends thought of this book, please sign up. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Apr 18, Dan Schwent rated it liked it Shelves:comics. Jack Kirbys O.M.A.C.: One Man Army Corps by the Brother Eye satellite, weakling Buddy Blank becomes This hardcover contains all eight issues, written and drawn by the King. Based in part on a "Future Captain America" concept that never saw print, OMAC works for the Global Peace Agency, an organization of faceless men protecting the world in a dystopian future. OMAC goes up against monsters, body thieves, and mad scientists in a world that is quickly go Empowered by the Brother Eye satellite, weakling Buddy Blank becomes OMAC goes up against monsters, body thieves, and mad scientists in a world that is quickly going to hell in a handbasket. Apart from lettering and inking by Mike Royer and D. While the writing, the dialogue in particular, isn't fantastic, the art and characters crackle with bombastic Kirby energy. OMAC kicks a lot of ass and busts up a lot of criminal schemes. Once the Captain America comparison was made in the foreword, it was hard to ignore. When the series is cancelled after the eighth issue, a lot of threads are left dangling. Not literally, of course. The threads were later resolved by other creative teams but I have to wonder what Kirby had in mind. Jul 03, Shannon Appelcline rated it really liked it Shelves: comicscomics-dc. Another wonderful bit of creativity from Jack Kirbys O.M.A.C.: One Man Army Corps. These futuristic stories offer up all kinds of dystopias, with criminals buying cities and young bodies and stealing up lakes and other waters. And OMAC is a dynamic and heroic force. The only thing that really lets down his story are the faceless Peace Agents, who one constantly hopes will turn out to be evil, creating a real moral dilemma. One wonders how much this was all influenced by Shazam! And, oh! Jun 19, K. Shelves: science-fictioncomics. Even geniuses have to eat. Even Kirby's grocery work has a few bits of genius. Buddy Blank is a boring, picked on schmuck who is chosen to become the most powerful man in the world. All the drama and pathos this could be mined for is flush Even geniuses have to eat. All the drama and pathos this could be mined for is flushed down the bin as his personal memories are total erased. He fights crime full-time, without a supporting cast to speak of, with Brother Eye, a satellite who beams him exactly the power he needs at any time. Yes, he has a literal Deus Ex Machina hanging in the sky overhead. There's some interesting bits here. I love the faceless Global Peace Agency, who are cosmetically altered to appear as no race or ethnicity in the interest of objectivity. Some modern writer could chuck OMAC in the bin and really reinvent them interestingly. There's Jack Kirbys O.M.A.C.: One Man Army Corps dystopia, monsters, and mad science, with fights in the dynamic Kirby style. But the parts never come together. The situations may be Jack Kirbys O.M.A.C.: One Man Army Corps, but it's entirely too easy for him and that statement comes from a Superman fan. Yes, it's a silver age ccomic. I know the good guy's gonna win. I want it to Jack Kirbys O.M.A.C.: One Man Army Corps harder. The book ends incredibly abruptly, but that's because Kirby's contract ended and no one wanted to pick the book up. Still, I liked some of the little bits. For one thing, I love the future gangsters who talk like 40's stock Hollywood crooks and commit supertech crime. There's a few little sci-fi threads, like OMAC's parents-on-order, that never get proper attention. OMAC gets some good one liners, too. All in all, this is an average read, not Kirby's best, with a few nuggets of inspiration in a sea of. Jul 24, Andrew rated it really liked it Shelves: comicssuperheroesdc-vertigoking-kirby. I don't know if Jack Kirby read Philip K. Dick, but he creates a very PKD-like future here. The supervillains are rich capitalists with schemes that involve privatizing the planet's water supply and renting entire cities to turn them into assassination theme parks. Our hero works for a benevolent- but-also-undeniably-creepy entity known as the World Peace Agency, which monitors the world through a super-powered satellite known as "Brother Eye. It only lasted 8 issues Kirby then returned to Marvelso there isn't much in the way of character development, but the world is fully formed and utterly fascinating from the very first issue. Jan 15, Timothy Boyd rated it really liked it. Great post apocalyptic story by Jack Kirby, a comic artist master. Very recommended. Oct 15, Thomas Maluck rated it it was ok Shelves: dc. I am a new convert to the wild ideas and constant action of Jack Jack Kirbys O.M.A.C.: One Man Army Corps, and his style is easy to appreciate. There is plenty of fertile soil in Kirby's visions, but I hope these 8 issues are not the fruit of his orchard. View 1 comment. Oct 19, Zack! Empire rated it really liked it Shelves: dc-comics. This one is really freaking out there though, even for Kirby. It tells the story of a dystopian future where the technology is so powerful and so great, it's actually become a threat to mankind itself. If two armies were to meet on the battlefield, it would mean the end of the earth! However they aren't allowed to use violence of any means, and trying to keep the peace without violence is kind of like trying to shit without an asshole, so they have OMAC One Man Army Corps to do their dirty work. OMAC almost seems like a marvel character, with his origin.
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