Cyborg #7

Cyborg #7 made a lot of progress for a single issue and lands us right where we need to be for a confrontation Victor was not prepared for. What's so great again about this book is that as action-packed as it is, you aren't allowed to overlook the underlying messages about culture and human rights projected through Cyborg's perspective of the world. Read Full Review

The action packed train-ride of this story arc is quickly coming to an end and I can't wait for the next issue to see how this ends. Read Full Review

This issue of Cyborg really starts getting interesting once we get past a lot of forced backstory at the beginning and with that, I find myself actually looking forward to what we get next and that's something for me because since this arc has felt like it's only been running in place for all these issues, this series hasn't really interested me all that much.  Hopefully all that changes now and if the art continues to be as great as it is here, I can start to become a happy Cyborg reader. Read Full Review

Cyborg #7 is an enjoyable read and helps you understand how ultimately alone Victor feels. Throughout the course of this series no matter who he's encountered, for better or worse, he's always been different. The making of Variant changed that for him and made him feel better about himself as well. Read Full Review

Holyjiebus

Dec 30, 2016

Comic Book Review (9/10) "Amazing" Cyborg #7 "The Imitation of Life Part 7: Bionic Betrayal" Writer: John Semper, Jr. Penciller: Paul Pelletier Plot: Variant has revealed that she is actually a double agent and was part of an elaborate scheme to transform her into the Variant (a female Cyborg) and obtain Boom Tube technology. This Boom Tube tech would allow her and her allies to transport a large army anywhere in the world to take over the world and replace the corrupt governments of the world. Can Cyborg stop Variant and her invading army before it's too late? Semper is back with a vengeance in his story telling and the introduction of Variant into this storyline was a great way of injecting new life into this series. A rogue spy t hat was infused with Cyborg technology and someone that Cyborg loves...it becomes a compelling mess when her superiors turn on her and the question of the difference between a weapon and a human being comes into question. It was a very thought provoking as well as an entertaining action adventure comic. Pelletier also happens to be my favorite artist on this book and he delivers the goods in spades in this book. He does take like 2 issues off to draw his stuff, but you can see why he needed the extra time in his detailed panels. more