OMAC Vol 4 3

"Offensive Meetings, Antagonistic Communications": Kevin Kho is arrested for a crime he didn't commit. While in prison, he is confronted by the mind-altering power of the Psi-Fi Man, whom Brother Eye considers one of its greatest threats. Meanwhi

"Offensive Meetings, Antagonistic Communications"
OMAC Vol 4 #3
January, 2012
Rated T for Teen (12+)
Executive Editor	Eddie Berganza
Cover Artists	Keith Giffen Scott Koblish
Offensive Meetings, Antagonistic Communications
Writers	Dan DiDio Keith Giffen
Pencilers	Keith Giffen
Inkers	Scott Koblish
Colorists	Hi-Fi Design
Letterers	Travis Lanham
Editors	Harvey Richards
Previous Issue	OMAC Vol 4 # 2
Next Issue	OMAC Vol 4 # 4

Smash indeed.

— Brother Eye

OMAC (Volume 4) #3 is an issue of the series OMAC (Volume 4) with a cover date of January, 2012. It was published on November 2, 2011.

Synopsis for "Offensive Meetings, Antagonistic Communications"

Kevin Kho is arrested for a crime he didn't commit. While in prison, he is confronted by the mind-altering power of the Psi-Fi Man, whom Brother Eye considers one of its greatest threats. Meanwhile, Sarge Steel and his Checkmate Elite, under orders from Maxwell Lord, begin their hunt for O.M.A.C.

Appearing in "Offensive Meetings, Antagonistic Communications"

Featured Characters:

• O.M.A.C. (Kevin Kho)

Supporting Characters:

• Brother Eye
• Checkmate
  • Little Knipper (First appearance)
  • Maribel (First appearance)
  • Maxwell Lord
  • Sarge Steel
• Jody Robbins

Villains:

• Psi-Fi Man (First appearance)

Other Characters:

• Shreveport Police

Locations:

• Shreveport, Louisiana
  • Shreveport Prison
• Mount Rushmore, South Dakota
  • Checkmate Headquarters

Items:

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Vehicles:

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Notes

• The A.T.M. that Kevin Kho "robs" money from is owned by LexCorp.

Trivia

• For the last few issues, the initials O.M.A.C., has been spelled out from the story's title.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the OMAC series
• Images from OMAC Vol 4 3

Recommended Reading

• O.M.A.C. Recommended Reading
  • OMAC (Volume 1)
  • OMAC (Volume 2)
  • OMAC (Volume 3)
  • OMAC: Omactivate!
  • Kamandi (Volume 1)
  • The OMAC Project

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