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Spécial USA#17
Cover: Jordi Bernet

Spécial USA #17

Nov 1985 · Albin Michel · 20,00 FRF; 154 BEF; 6,50 CHF; 2.95 CAD
“Miko”

"Miko" is a chillingly inventive tale from 1985, blending Ray Bradbury’s and Al Feldstein’s sharp storytelling with Jack Davis’s masterful art—his inks lending the mechanical coffin a sinister, almost living presence. The story follows a man’s desperate attempt to cut funeral costs, only to unleash a self-burying machine that turns his brother’s prank into a horrifyingly literal grave. Jordi Bernet’s striking cover captures the tale’s darkly absurd tone, making this a standout in the Spécial USA series.

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writer Ray Bradbury · writer Al Feldstein · artist, inker Jack Davis · letterer Martine Ségard · cover Jordi Bernet

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artist, inker Jack Davis
cover pencils, inks Jordi Bernet

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A man builds an automatic coffin to lower the cost of funerals. The coffin plays music, reads a service, and unfortunately for his sponging kid brother who lies down in it, drains the corpse's blood, injects formaldehyde, and buries itself with shovel attachments on its side.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).