Frank Miller's Robocop (2003) #7

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Frank Miller's Robocop (2003) - #7
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Writer(s):
Steven Grant
Frank Miller - 'Modern Age Creator'

Penciller(s):
Juan Jose Ryp

Colorist(s):
Nimbus Studios

Editor(s):
William A. Christensen

Cover Artist(s):
Juan Jose Ryp

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Cover Date: October 2004
Cover Price: US $ 3.50

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Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue

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Frank Miller's Robocop (2003) #7

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Synopsis:
Robocop vs O.C.P.'s head-quarters, making an entrance in the basement, then making his way until he finds Dr. Margret Love. Robocop orders everyone out of the room leaving just him, her, and Robocop two. Robocop forces Dr. Margret Love to erase his prime directive and leaves her in the butning room. Dr. Love uploads her mind in to Robocop two and goes after Robocop.

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