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Cosmos #17

Oct 1971 · Arédit-Artima · 1,50 FRF
“Le bolide "Alpha"”

In "Le bolide 'Alpha'", a computer programmer’s relentless focus begins to blur the line between man and machine, unlocking a mind sharp enough to aid the police in solving crimes—though at a cost only he can sense. Written by Dave Wood and illustrated by Gil Kane, with inks by Gil Kane, this 1971 issue from Cosmos #17 captures a uniquely cerebral thriller in the early days of sci-fi noir. The cover by Gil Kane perfectly frames the story’s cool, calculating tension.

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writer Dave Wood · artist, inker Gil Kane

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writer Dave Wood
artist, inker Gil Kane

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A computer programmer works so diligently at his job that his brain begins to work like a computer, which allows him to help the local police solve crimes.

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