Futura #3
In "Étoiles filantes," Hazzard’s latest invention—a robot with a newly added flying device—comes under scrutiny when Commissioner Hunt demands its surrender after the machine escaped destruction. Just as tensions rise, a news alert about a kidnapping shifts the focus, giving Hazzard the perfect opportunity to prove the robot’s worth in action. With a bold move that turns suspicion into heroism, he uses the machine to intercept a fleeing kidnapper’s plane, demonstrating its potential in ways Hunt can’t ignore—especially when the solution comes at no cost to the city. Written by George Brenner and Jean Depelley, with art, inks, and lettering by Brenner, and a striking cover by Thomas Frisano, this 2013 issue from Organic Comix delivers a tense, character-driven moment in a world where technology and duty collide.
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While Hazzard wastes no time in adding a flying device to the robot, Commissioner Hunt is very displeased that this robot was on the loose after ordering it destroyed. Hunt is in the process of ordering Hazzard to turn the robot over to him when a news flash concerning a kidnapping interrupts the demand. Hazzard sees a chance to prove Bozo's worth, and uses the robot to capture the kidnapper's plane, thus proving the value of the robot in crime fighting, especially since Hunt liked the idea that he could use Hazzard's services at no expense to taxpayers.
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