RoboCop comic has been mixed. Randy Lander of comic review site The Fourth Rail gave the first issue a score of 7 out of 10, saying that "there's not a lot of personality to the book" but added that it's "certainly interesting to read and full of potential." Ken Tucker of Entertainment Weekly gave the comic a "D" score, criticizing the "tired story" and lack of "interesting action." A recap written for the pop culture humor website I-Mockery said, "Having spent quite a lot of time with these comics over the past several days researching and writing this article, I can honestly say that it makes me want to watch the movie version of RoboCop 2 again just so I can get the bad taste out of my mouth. Or prove to myself that the movie couldn't be worse than this." Continuity Picking up after the events of the first film. Frank Miller's vision is quite different from the comics that came before and is at odds with established continuity, especially RoboCop 3 and the Dark Horse Comics run. RoboCop: Killing Machine (one-shot) (Aug 2004) RoboCop: Wild Child (one-shot) (Jan 2005) Wild Child contained an advertisement for a three-issue mini-series called "Robocop: War Party", again from Grant & Ferreira. However, the mini-series was never published and it is not clear how much work was done on it apart from Ferreira's full page advert. Dynamite Entertainment RoboCop Vol 1: Revolution Dynamite Entertainment announced they would be producing the next RoboCop with writer Rob Williams and artist Fabiano Neves. The first Dynamite solo adventure was "Revolution" which was later collected as a trade paperback. Terminator/RoboCop: Kill Human Vol 1 The first Dynamite RoboCop and Terminator crossover, Terminator/RoboCop: Kill Human Vol 1, and the second overall. Later collected as a trade paperback. RoboCop Vol 2: Road Trip Second Dynamite solo adventure. A trade paperback was scheduled for release in August 2014 but did not materialize. BOOM! Studios In 2013, Boom! Studios obtained the rights to produce a new RoboCop series as well as republishing Frank Miller's Robocop. RoboCop Vol 1 A republishing of the Avatar series Frank Miller's Robocop. BOOM! Studios released their own trade paperback of the series under the name RoboCop Volume One, which was larger in size and featured some black and white sketches as additional material. RoboCop Vol 2: Last Stand Part One Last Stand is an eight issue