DestroyerBook 118
Destroyer 118: Killer Watts

Destroyer 118: Killer Watts

Jan 9, 2008 · Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir · Directed by Ken Jackson · Destroyer #118 · at GraphicAudio

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Synopsis

What do you get when you cross a maniac with a microwave? An army experiment gone wrong—and a walking power plant with a compulsion to kill. Complete with optical sensors, capacitors and rechargeable batteries, Elizu Roote has been transformed to a bionic monster whose death zaps are nothing sort of... electrifying. Not even a body trained to the perfection that is Sinanju can withstand a jolt from this human lightning bug. Remo's in a coma and now it's up to Chiun and Dr. Smith to find a way to short out this live wire's lethal charge, ASAP.
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themesdiscoverysurvivaltechnologyheroism
A bizarre experiment creates a deadly foe, forcing unlikely heroes to act fast.
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Cast · 13 voices

Christopher GraybillDavid CoyneDylan LynchJames KonicekKen JacksonMichael GlennMichael John CaseyMort ShelbyPeter StrayRichard RohanTerence AselfordThomas PennyTim Carlin andy Clemence

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Directed by Ken Jackson

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