- "You do not understand. When these people took Ellen and Jimmy they changed the rules. I will do anything to find them... even break the law."
- ―RoboCop
| "Beyond the Law! (Part 1)" | |
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| RoboCop | |
| Title: | "Beyond the Law! (Part 1)" |
| Volume: | 1 |
| Number: | 21 |
| Cover price: | $1.50 |
| Cover date: | November, 1991 |
| Publisher: | Marvel Comics |
| Credits | |
| Chief: | Tom DeFalco |
| Writers: | Simon Furman |
| Pencilers: | Lee Sullivan |
| Inkers: | Lee Sullivan |
| Cover artists: | Lee Sullivan |
| Cover inker: | Lee Sullivan |
| Colorists: | Gregory Wright |
| Letterers: | Ken Lopez |
| Editors: | Rob Tokar |
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| Previous: | RoboCop #20 |
| Next: | RoboCop #22 |
"Beyond the Law! (Part 1)" is the twenty-first issue of the first RoboCop ongoing comic book series. This series was published by Marvel Comics. The story was written by Simon Furman with artwork and inks by Lee Sullivan. It was colored by Gregory Wright and lettered by Ken Lopez. The story was edited by Rob Tokar. This issue shipped with a November, 1991 cover date and carries a cover price of $1.50 per copy (US).
"Beyond the Law!"[]
Featured characters
Supporting characters
Villains
- Austin
- Aza
- Colonel Flak (Cameo appearance only)
- Daniel Mozka
- Fat Matt (1st appearance)
- Kol
- Lot's Wife (Behind the scenes only)
- Weazel
Minor characters
- Ellen Murphy (As an afterthought only)
- Jimmy Murphy (As an afterthought only)
- Bryson
- Dia Ramirez
- Hulf
- Poledouris
- Sergeant Reed
- Wannaka
Organizations
Races & Animals
Locations
- San Arica
Items
Vehicles
Powers
Miscellaneous
Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of Alex Murphy, aka RoboCop, and all related concepts were created by director Paul Verhoeven and writer Ed Neumeier based on a story concept by Michael Miner. The original film series consisted of three theatrically released feature films, plus a remake film in 2014. There have also been two animated spin-off series, as well as two-live action series.
- President Poledouris was likely named after Basil Poledouris, who was the music score composer on RoboCop.