I don’t have issue #2, but if you want to find out on the last story arc ends Linkara reviewed it. And I wish I owned it.
Mr. T And The T-Force #3
NOW Comics (October, 1993)
WRITER: Mike Baron
ARTIST: Norm Breyfogle
COLORISTS: Suzanne Dechnik, Holly Sanfelippo, & Todd S. Tuttle
COVER ART: Dave Dorman
LETTERER: Andrea Albert
EDITOR: Joan Weis
CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Mr. T
The leader of a car theft ring doesn’t like to be displeased, or have the heat come on him. However, the wife of a mechanic he’s forcing to work for him goes to Mr. T due to how suspicious he’s been acting and worried about him. T infiltrates the gang, but the leader’s leader told him to be ready, and has a killer truck waiting for him. I have to show you this thing.
What they got right: If you’re going to have Mr. T running around I think Chicago since that’s where he’s from (I don’t think the comic ever says) with a big camcorder, have fun with it. Have Mr. T beating fools down with one hand, and facing a killer truck. Baron knew that and did that. He even tries to help the mechanic whose wife went to T for help.
What they got wrong: Are you kidding? Did you read anything I wrote? Why would you think there would be anything wrong?
Recommendation: I want the rest of this series real bad. This is what a Mr. T comic should be. Sadly this is the last one I own and Linkara hasn’t gotten to the fourth issue so I have no idea how it ends. Someday that will change and I’ll share my findings with you. Unless you already go out and read this comic. Which you should.
Chicago needs somebody like Mr. T to clean up the current crime issue. Right now, Chicago is probably the deadliest city in America.
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