Collects Astonishing Tales (1970) #25-28, #30-36; Marvel Team-Up (1972) #46; Marvel Spotlight (1972) #33; Marvel Two-In-One (1975) #27, #54; Captain America (1968) #286-288.

'Deathlok the Demolisher' presents the world's most off-beat super-hero to a whole new generation.

For sixty years, Keen Marlowe has been a super hero, taking down bad guys, fighting the good fight. But it's about to come crashing to an end. See, Marlowe is dying - maybe today, tomorrow, the only question is when. But Marlowe isn't about to go quietly into the night. Before he goes, he intends to leave the world a safer place for his family.

Col. Luther Manning has been locked in a state of living death. He is no longer a man, but a mockery of a man. He has become an amalgam of reanimated flesh and computer circuitry, stripped of his family, his humanity...but not his will. He has become Deathlok the Demolisher - a weapon of war programmed solely for destruction. A challenging blend of science ficti on and psychological war journal, Deathlok set the pace for anti-heroes in the turbulent post-Watergate '70s. COLLECTING: ASTONISHING TALES (1970) 25-28, 30-36; MARVEL TEAM-UP (1972) 46; MARVEL SPOTLIGHT (1972) 33; MARVEL TWO-IN-ONE (1975) 27, 54; CAPTAIN AMERICA (1968) 286-288

A pulse-pounding cyberpunk thriller by Alexander Irvine (Buyout) and Lan Medina (Deathlok: The Demolisher). The future belongs to Tony Stark. So when a violent heart attack pushes the billionaire playboy and visionary inventor to the brink of death, he's not about to go down quietly. Enter Stark 2.0 - a fusion of man and machine unlike anything the world has seen before, an entity that will push its host past the brink of sanity as it attempts to recreate the world in its own image. Collecting: Iron Man: Singularity #1-4