OMAC Classic VG-F 1-8 (1974-1975)

OMAC (1974-1975) issues 1-8, graded as follows: #1 is in Very Fine (VF) condition, #2 is Very Fine Minus (VF-), #3 is Fine Plus (FINE+), #4 is Very Good-Fine (VG-F), #5 is Fine Plus (FINE+), #6 is Fine to Very Fine (F-VF), #7 is Fine (FINE), and #8 is Very Good-Fine (VG-F). Dated October 1974, issue #1 features one of Jack Kirby's most iconic cover images, reflecting the overall greatness of the series itself. According to the Slings & Arrows comic guide, OMAC is hailed as "another great concept from Jack Kirby," known for its strong plots and artwork. The series explores a futuristic world where technology has advanced rapidly, outpacing humanity's ability to control it. The World Peace Organization, a non-partisan group with cosmetically blank faces to conceal their racial identities, emerges as a force to combat those who misuse technology for nefarious purposes. At the center of the story is Omac, the One Man Army Corps, who is connected to an orbiting satellite named "Brother Eye" through a sigil on his chest. This link grants Omac incredible powers and vital information for his missions as a covert operative targeting tech-driven threats. Though the original series only lasted eight issues, Omac's legacy endures through appearances in other works like Kamandi and Warlord, as well as a four-issue revival by John Byrne. In conclusion, OMAC (1974-1975) showcases another classic creation by Jack Kirby, capturing the essence of his innovative storytelling and visionary world-building.

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