Digitek

    (Marvel UK, 1992-1993)
™ and ©1992 Marvel Comics UK, Ltd.

Some years ago, the shadow corporation known as MyS-TECH sent its Warheads force on a “retrieval mission.” Two Warheads troopers were killed on that mission, but the survivors succeeded in bringing back the strange substance known as proto-silicon. Through a project known as Digitek, MyS-TECH began to explore their new find. They discovered that proto-silicon had almost infinite potential, including the ability to mimic brain functions. In many ways, proto-silicon was alive.

Sensing the potential of proto-silicon, MyS-TECH’s competitors at the Miracle corporation introduced a virus into the proto-silicon programming and sent shock troops to storm Digitek, killing everyone there. Everyone, that is, except the project lead, Jonathan Bryant. Fatally wounded, he fell into the proto-silicon matrix, becoming one with it. Thus Jonathan Bryant became Digitek, and the war, involving the cyborg Deathlok, was about to begin.
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Digitek #1

December, 1992
Cover Price: $1.95
9 copies available from $1.50 		Andy Lanning, John TomlinsonDermot Power
Digitek #2

January, 1993
Cover Price: $1.95
9 copies available from $1.75 		Andy Lanning, John TomlinsonDermot Power
Digitek #3

February, 1993
Cover Price: $2.25
8 copies available from $2.98 		John Tomlinson, Andy LanningDermot Power
Digitek #4

March, 1993
Cover Price: $2.25
10 copies available from $1.00 		Andy Lanning, John TomlinsonDermot Power