State of War

by Chuck Rogers · November 2012

6.0 / 10 average from 1 rated reviews

Death floods the streets of Florida as rival gangs kill for blood rights to the distribution of a new synthetic drug, Crocodil. The Russian substitute for heroin, it's the ultimate prize in the drug turf wars-a cheap high that brings even cheaper death. As rival Mexican and Salvadoran cartels shoot it out for kingpin status, Mack Bolan joins the war. Unleashing incendiary hell on gang territory in Miami, he blasts his way through a pipeline that leads south to Guatemala, where a corrupt Swiss pharmaceutical company has set up manufacturing. Allied with a couple of locals equally dedicated to stopping this lethal fix before it hits Main Street, U.S.A., Bolan faces an army of hard-core mercenaries and miles of cartel blood lust. Outgunned but never outmaneuvered, the Executioner doesn't soft-sell his brand of payback to these merchants of human misery. Bolan goes in hard and without mercy.

Reviews (1)

Gunslinger 6/10 February 23, 2025

Enjoyable romp with the likable cast of characters that Rogers always seems to include. This time Bolan is taking down a lethal drug operation that starts in Miami where he meets up with a cop and a lady fed. When they hit Mexico, two more team members join them, Murph and Donuts, who were quite a hoot in their banter. The man crushes for Bolan are entertaining and funny. Good action with taking down armored vehicles with homemade weapons and assaulting a drug kingpin's hacienda. On to Guatemala to finish off the ringleaders with help from a local spec ops soldier named Bang, and the return of Valentina Swarzkova. Brutal action here as the team gets put through the meat grinder, as is Rogers' usual MO. Very entertaining, with movie references and plenty of comedic quips.