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All-Star Squadron #17 cover
Cover: Joe Kubert

All-Star Squadron #17

Jan 1983 · DC · 0.60 USD; 0.25 GBP; 0.75 CAD
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“To Slay the Body Electric!”

In "To Slay the Body Electric!", Robotman faces a pivotal trial that forces the world to confront a profound question: what does it mean to be human? Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by Adrian Gonzales, this 1983 issue reveals the shocking truth behind Robotman’s identity in a courtroom drama that challenges both law and morality. The cover by Joe Kubert captures the tension of the moment, setting the stage for a story that redefines the line between man and machine.

writer Roy Thomas · artist Adrian Gonzales · inker Rick Hoberg · colorist Carl Gafford · letterer Adam Kubert · cover Joe Kubert

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writer Roy Thomas
colorist Carl Gafford
letterer Adam Kubert
cover pencils, inks Joe Kubert

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Robotman is arrested and tried in court to determine if he is a man or just a machine belonging to the heirs of Robert Crane. During the trial it is revealed to the public that Robotman actually contains the living brain of Robert Crane.

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