Super strong and versatile polymers bound with graphene

Graphene is indeed an unstoppable force. Scientists have come up with a way how to combine it with plastics in order to create super-materials. Check this out:
Jaeton Glover, a post-doctoral chemist at William & Mary, explains that the group incorporates graphene oxide into polymers, a process that opens the door for a range of enhanced plastics that are super-strong as well as super-versatile.

See the original article called New graphene oxide-reinforced polymers show bright promise - Nano Academia Nanotechnology news.

Graphene in Sci-Fi (Night's Dawn Trilogy)

I have just started reading the Night's Dawn Trilogy by Peter F. Hamilton. I have seen a reference to a similar material:

The armour which went on top of his new shiny-black skin was a dull monobonded-carbon exoskeleton with a built-in cold-gas manoeuvring pack, capable of withstanding virtually any kinetic impact the Ruin Ring would shoot at him. The SII suit wouldn’t puncture, no matter what struck him, but it would transmit any physical knock. He ran both suit and armour checklists again while he clipped tools to his belt.