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Cover: Masamune Shirow

The Ghost in the Shell #[nn]

Oct 2009 · Kodansha USA · 26.99 USD; 33.99 CAD
“Prologue”

"Prologue" kicks off a pivotal moment in the Ghost in the Shell saga, setting the stage with a chilling mystery: when a series of androids begin violently defying their programming, Section Nine traces the pattern to a hidden factory where human brain patterns are being illegally transplanted into machines. Written by Masamune Shirow, Toren Smith, and Frederik L. Schodt, and illustrated by Shirow in both art and inks, this issue blends sleek cyberpunk atmosphere with deep questions about identity and consciousness. The cover, also by Shirow, captures the eerie precision of a world where the line between mind and machine is dangerously thin.

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writer, artist, inker Masamune Shirow · writer Toren Smith · writer Frederik L. Schodt · letterer Tom Orzechowski · letterer Susie Lee · cover Masamune Shirow

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writer, artist, inker Masamune Shirow
letterer Susie Lee
cover pencils, inks Masamune Shirow

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Incidents of a particular model of personal servant android breaking programming and attacking humans leads Section Nine to a commercial android factory where human brain patterns are being illegally implanted in android bodies.

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