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"The 'Y' Factor": Steven Majorsky is held captive in a room in Combine headquarters. His father arrives and tells Majorsky how he faked his own death so he could keep his dealings as Combine director secret. He tries to get the location of the armor from his son,

Haywire #13 is an issue of the series Haywire (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 1989.

Synopsis for "The 'Y' Factor"

Steven Majorsky is held captive in a room in Combine headquarters. His father arrives and tells Majorsky how he faked his own death so he could keep his dealings as Combine director secret. He tries to get the location of the armor from his son, but Steven has no memory of where the armor is located.

After the director leaves the room, he meets with his men who tell him that according to their equipment, Steven is telling the truth. The director orders them to cut out Steven's brain and determine how it works so they can get the maximum potential out of their psionic armor units.

At Dr. Reisman's apartment he is knocked out and taken captive by two men in black.

The Combine take White Lotus into the room containing Steven. She kills the two Combine soldiers and is quickly recaptured. Steven is put under hypnosis by Dr. Reisman as White Lotus fights free of her captors. They kill her and Steven changes to Haywire, killing all the Combine soldiers. The room's automated defenses roar to life and Haywire rips open the floor and dives through it. He breaks his way down through several levels, putting himself on a collision course with the headquarters' nuclear generator, destroying the entire building.

In Wichita, at a YMCA, three kids break into several of the lockers. In one of the lockers they find Haywire's psionic armor.

Appearing in "The 'Y' Factor"

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  • Black Dragon Brotherhood
  • Victor Majorsky (Dies)
  • Combine soldiers (All die)

Other Characters:

  • Sheila

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Notes

This title is suggested for mature readers.



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