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The Six Million Dollar Man

    (Charlton, 1976-1978)
™ and ©1976 Universal City Studios, Inc.

Steve Austin was an astronaut and test pilot who suffered a critical accident on reentry. His body shattered by the crash, he was rushed into emergency, experimental surgery. Both legs and an arm were replaced with bionic implants, making them several time stronger than the original limbs. In addition, one eye was replaced with a bionic camera which acts like a high-powered telephoto lens. It cost the government six million dollars to rebuild Steve, thus the name “The Six Million Dollar Man.” In his new life, Steve works as an agent in the Office of Special Investigations (O.S.I.), reporting to Oscar Goldman.

The Six Million Dollar Man was an incredibly successful TV show, launching the career of actor Lee Majors. The show spawned a sequel, The Bionic Woman, which was also adapted to comic form. It’s worth noting that Steve Austin’s story was originally taken from Martin Caidin’s “Cyborg” tales published by Arbor House.
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  • 1
    #1
    Jun 1976
    Cover: $0.30
    W: Joe Gill  ·  A: Joe Staton
    1st Appearance of The Six Million Dollar Man (in comics); Origin of The Six Million Dollar Man
    3 copies from $11.50
  • 2
    #2
    Aug 1976
    Cover: $0.30
    W: Nicola Cuti  ·  A: Joe Staton
    Action figure tie-in; Nicola Cuti, Joe Staton credits
    5 copies from $12.00
  • 3
    #3
    Oct 1976
    Cover: $0.30
    W: Nicola Cuti  ·  A: Joe Staton
    Marketing tie-in for action figure
    2 copies from $6.50
  • 4
    #4
    Dec 1977
    Cover: $0.30
    W: Joe Gill  ·  A: Joe Staton
    1 copy for $12.00
  • 5
    #5
    Oct 1977
    Cover: $0.35
    W: Joe Gill  ·  A: Demetrio, Joe Staton
    1 copy for $65.00
  • 6
    #6
    Feb 1978
    Cover: $0.35
    W: Joe Gill  ·  A: Demetrio, Joe Staton
    1 copy for $75.00
  • 8
    #8
    May 1978
    Cover: $0.35
    W: Joe Gill  ·  A: Fred Himes
    2 copies from $20.00