Flash#17

Flash #17

May 1974 · Arédit-Artima · 2 FRF

📊 ~42,936 copies sold its debut month

🌐 French edition · synopsis shown in English

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“L'homme puzzle”

In "L'homme puzzle," Brad Stanton and Jim Kirby take a job as space-miners lured by a tempting ad promising $1000 a day—only to discover their shift lasts 24,000 hours. Written by Otto Binder and illustrated by Manny Stallman with inks by John Giunta, this 1974 Flash issue from Arédit-Artima delivers a mind-bending twist on time and labor in a story that's as clever as it is surreal.

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writer Otto Binder · artist Manny Stallman · inker John Giunta

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writer Otto Binder

artist Manny Stallman

inker John Giunta

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Brad Stanton and Jim Kirby answer an ad for space-miners promising to pay them $1000 a day. When they sign on they learn that one day on this asteroid is 24,000 hours long.

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