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Sable’s Wild Pack teams up with Deathlok when someone steals the Statue of Liberty.
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Seriously?
Yes.
SHIELD brings in agent Deathlok and the government hires Silver Sable—a leader of a foreign country—to manage this domestic threat.
This is so, so, soooooooooooo dumb.
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The thief is a sexy cyborg named Cathode who has her own private army. She looks like a porn Matrix character.
Turns out, she also wants to steal Deathlok.
Thankfully, this villain is defeated and we never see her again.
Note: From here, we go directly into Deathlok #17 where Silver Sable helps him find the remains of his human body.
There’s also a subplot where Paladin, who is employed by Sable, fights Hydra in South America.
The art in #6 is credited to Steve Carr and Deryl Skelton as “Kirk Wood Studios.”