OMAC #8 CGC 6.5 (1975) – DC Comics – Jack Kirby – Joe Kubert Cover – Last Issue

OMAC #8 is a classic Bronze Age DC Comics collectible and the final issue of Jack Kirby's original OMAC series. This copy is graded CGC 6.5, with Off-White to White Pages, as shown on the CGC label.

The striking cover features OMAC (One-Man Army Corps) confronting a powerful group of monstrous figures, with the dramatic headline “Will OMAC Meet His Fate in ‘The Place of Fear’?” The cover was illustrated by legendary artist Joe Kubert. The issue contains “Human Genius vs. Thinking Machine,” written and penciled by Jack Kirby, with inks and lettering by Mike Royer.

The story continues the futuristic adventures of Buddy Blank/OMAC, Brother Eye, and Doctor Skuba, as OMAC faces a dangerous threat involving Skuba's bizarre experiments and his Chamber of Monsters. The issue is particularly notable as the last issue of the original OMAC series, making it an interesting addition for collectors of Kirby's Bronze Age DC work.

Published at 25¢ with 36 pages, OMAC #8 is an excellent collectible for fans of Jack Kirby, Joe Kubert, DC Comics, Bronze Age science fiction, and Kirby's DC Universe.

    Key Details

• Issue: OMAC #8
• Publisher: DC Comics
• Cover Date: November–December 1975
• Grade: CGC 6.5
• Page Quality: Off-White to White Pages
• Writer: Jack Kirby
• Interior Art: Jack Kirby & Mike Royer
• Cover Artist: Joe Kubert
• Main Story: “Human Genius vs. Thinking Machine”
• Cover Feature: “The Place of Fear”
• Characters: OMAC / Buddy Blank, Brother Eye, Doctor Skuba
• Pages: 36
• Significance: Final issue of the original OMAC series