Futura #2
In "Étoiles filantes," mad scientist Von Thorp unleashes a metal robot on the city, baffling the police until they summon the resourceful Hugh Hazzard. Stowing away inside the machine, Hazzard follows it to its hideout, where he captures Von Thorp and, defying orders to scrap the robot, names it Bozo the Iron Man and turns it into his unlikely partner. Written by George Brenner and Jean Depelley, with art, inks, and letters by George Brenner, and a striking cover by Thomas Frisano, this 2013 issue from Organic Comix blends steampunk flair with a heartfelt odd-couple dynamic.
In "Hugh Hazzard et son Iron Man," a mad scientist's mechanical menace terrorizes the city, leaving the police helpless—until Hugh Hazzard stows away inside the robot and turns the tide. After the machine is condemned to be sunk, Hazzard intervenes, renaming the metal giant Bozo the Iron Man and forging an unlikely partnership.
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Reprinted in Blandice #2 (2017)
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