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The is the name of three different fictional comic book teams in the DC Comics Universe, plus an alternate universe's fourth team. Each team has had six members, led by a mysterious figure named Mockingbird whom the characters assume to be one of the six themselves. The first version is composed of superheroes that make up a strike team of covert operatives. The second version consists mainly of existing villainous characters in the DC universe who undertake missions of dubious moral quality and often resulting in a high body count. DC re-launched the ongoing Secret Six series on September, 2008 reuniting some of the villains of the second version plus another and an original character. The current incarnation of the Secret Six are technically villains; yet several members of the team are treated sympathetically and come across as heroic, if only on the virtue of the team encountering individuals who are even more bloodthirsty and villainous.

The is the name of three different fictional comic book teams in the DC Comics Universe, plus an alternate universe's fourth team. Each team has had six members, led by a mysterious figure named Mockingbird whom the characters assume to be one of the six themselves. The first version is composed of superheroes that make up a strike team of covert operatives. The second version consists mainly of existing villainous characters in the DC universe who undertake missions of dubious moral quality and often resulting in a high body count. DC re-launched the ongoing Secret Six series on September, 2008 reuniting some of the villains of the second version plus another and an original character. The current incarnation of the Secret Six are technically villains; yet several members of the team are treated sympathetically and come across as heroic, if only on the virtue of the team encountering individuals who are even more bloodthirsty and villainous.

The is the name of three different fictional comic book teams in the DC Comics Universe, plus an alternate universe's fourth team. Each team has had six members, led by a mysterious figure named Mockingbird whom the characters assume to be one of the six themselves. The first version is composed of superheroes that make up a strike team of covert operatives. The second version consists mainly of existing villainous characters in the DC universe who undertake missions of dubious moral quality and often resulting in a high body count. DC re-launched the ongoing series on September, 2008 reuniting some of the villains of the second version plus another and an original character. The current incarnation of the Secret Six are technically villains; yet several members of the team are treated sympathetically and come across as heroic, if only on the virtue of the team encountering individuals who are even more bloodthirsty and villainous.

is a comic book 4-part mini-series published by the Epic Comics imprint of Marvel from July to October, 1984. It was followed by a sequel series in 1986 titled Six from Sirius II. Six From Sirius featured the incredible pairing of writer/creator Doug Moench and artist/creator Paul Gulacy, best known for their collaborative run on Marvel Comics' , among other classics. The series, featuring the intergalactic adventures of a team of agents, combined action, intrigue and suspense, all against the backdrop of that final frontier - space! It remains a high-water mark for action-filled science fiction comics.

is the sequel to and follows the intergalactic exploits of the same team of agents working for a governmental organization, published from December 1985 to March 1986 by the Epic Comics imprint of Marvel. The 4-part limited series has the same creative team of Doug Moench and Paul Gulacy as first, and takes up the story where Six from Sirius volume 1 left off. As previously mentioned, a high-water mark for action-filled science fiction comics.

Collects The Six Million Dollar Man: Season Six #1-6!
Better. Stronger. Faster. The original Six Million Dollar Man, Steve Austin, was a man barely alive until the OSI transformed him into the world's first Bionic Man. Now, he and Oscar Goldman are the most effective team in National Security. But a rogue faction in the OSI is making a power play for that position with a new type of infiltration agent - one that is completely obedient and robotic. Fan-favorite classic action figure Maskatron joins the official Six Million Dollar Man original television continuity. Can a soulless machine that wears Steve Austin's very face make the Six Million Dollar Man obsolete? And as Steve's world is threatened from within, his very actions unknowingly release an alien menace upon an unsuspecting world. It's a return to the original 1970s Six Million Dollar Man in all its groovy bionic glory - Da-Na-Na-Na-Na!

is the name of three different fictional comic book teams in the DC Comics Universe, plus an alternate universe's fourth team. Each team has had six members, led by a mysterious figure named Mockingbird whom the characters assume to be one of the six themselves. The first version is composed of superheroes that make up a strike team of covert operatives. The second version consists mainly of existing villainous characters in the DC universe who undertake missions of dubious moral quality and often resulting in a high body count. DC re-launched the ongoing Secret Six series (now Volume 3) on September, 2008 reuniting some of the villains of the second version plus another and an original character. The current incarnation of the Secret Six are technically villains; yet several members of the team are treated sympathetically and come across as heroic, if only on the virtue of the team encountering individuals who are even more bloodthirsty and villainous. Writer Gail Simone and artist Nicola Scott have been consistently garnering rave reviews for their intelligent handling of this series, and it seems they're getting even better at it. IGN awarded Issue #12, part three of the story arc entitled, "Depths", an outstanding 9.0 rating. If you like your heroes weird, anti-social, filled with a healthy dose of lethal vigilantism, you should be reading this book. One of the best DC titles right now.

The is the name of three different fictional comic book teams in the DC Comics Universe, plus an alternate universe's fourth team. Each team has had six members, led by a mysterious figure named Mockingbird whom the characters assume to be one of the six themselves. The first version is composed of superheroes that make up a strike team of covert operatives. The second version consists mainly of existing villainous characters in the DC universe who undertake missions of dubious moral quality and often resulting in a high body count. DC re-launched the ongoing Secret Six series (now Volume 3) on September, 2008 reuniting some of the villains of the second version plus another and an original character. The current incarnation of the Secret Six are technically villains; yet several members of the team are treated sympathetically and come across as heroic, if only on the virtue of the team encountering individuals who are even more bloodthirsty and villainous. Writer Gail Simone and artist Nicola Scott have been consistently garnering rave reviews for their intelligent handling of this series, and it seems they're getting even better at it. IGN just awarded Issue #12, part three of the story arc entitled, "Depths", an outstanding 9.0 rating. One of the best DC titles right now.

Editorial: Six Gun Gorilla es la historia de un gorila armado con un revolver que busca venganza en el viejo oeste. Creador desconocido. Six Gun Gorilla es también el título de un serial anónimo que fue publicado en Gran Bretaña en 1939, y que habría pasado a la Historia como parte del imaginario cultural británico si la perdida de la mayoría de las copias no lo hubieran convertido en una rareza.