COMICS, GRAPHIC NOVELS AMERICA, AVVENTURA, MARVEL COMICS, AVENGERS, SUPERPOWERS, ROBOT, CYBORG, KARL BOLLERS, JOE BENNETT, MICHAEL HIGGINS, SUPERHEREOS, THE MACHINE MAN
ENGLISH BOOK
Scientists working for a top-secret U.S. military project worked on
creating an army of 51 experimental robotic soldiers capable of acting
like humans. Their goal was to create a sophisticated weapons system
capable of independent thought. Dr. Abel Stack
took X-51, one of the the projects robots, home to test his radical
theory--that a robot could only function like a human if it was raised
like one. The other 50 models began displaying psychotic tendencies due
to insufficient programming. The project was determined a failure and
the order came down to destroy them. Each of the robots was equipped
with an auto-destruct device that could be triggered remotely. Stack
managed to remove the self-destruct mechanism from X-51, but figured he
couldn't dispose of the bomb before it exploded, and urged Aaron to
leave him. X-51 vowed that Stack's dream of human and robot peace would
come true.