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ROM #14Issue(s): ROM #14 Review/plot: ![]() He's even built a little ROM toy. ![]() The Thinker's motivation is a concern that his mastery of androids is threatened by the appearance of newer forms of artificial intelligence that he can't control. ![]() The Thinker sends his Awesome Android to soften ROM up. ![]() ![]() ![]() When the Thinker discovers that ROM is actually a cyborg, not a robot, he decides to destroy him instead. But the Awesome Android, affected by ROM's Neutralizer, turns on his master. ![]() In a subplot, Brandy's fiance has been captured and replaced by a Dire Wraith. And a reporter, Ace O'Connor, reveals what she's learned about the Wraiths only to discover that her boss is one. ![]() ![]() These early Dire Wraiths, which will later be revealed to be just the male half of the species, don't suck the brains out of a person to duplicate them. They're more like Skrulls. It's too bad they hadn't thought of the second version initially as they are much more frightening. A Tales of the Spaceknights back-up shows that ROM's girlfriend Ray-Na was killed by Dire Wraiths. ![]() This seems to contradict the scene from ROM #5 where ROM recalls telling Ray-Na that their love would never die and then repeats that vow in the present day. But i guess you could reason that he meant it in the sense that he'll always remember her. Quality Rating: C- Chronological Placement Considerations: N/A References:
Crossover: N/A Continuity Insert? N My Reprint: N/A Inbound References (1): showCharacters Appearing: Ace O'Connor, Awesome Android, John Clark, Mack Killburn, Mad Thinker, ROM, Sarah Clark, Starshine II Comments are now closed. |
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