Guillotine #1

Feb 1987 · Silverwolf · 1.50 USD; 2.25 CAD

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“Escape!”

"Escape!" kicks off Guillotine #1 (1987) with a high-stakes sci-fi twist: Ronald Chong’s mind is transferred into a mechanical body by SOURCE scientists, setting off a chain of events that draws in Lance, a mercenary from the Eradicators / Thieves. Written by Stephen Cook and illustrated by Paul Martin, with inks by Emilio Soltero, the story unfolds with a cold, precise intensity. The cover, also by Paul Martin, captures the eerie fusion of man and machine.

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writer Stephen Cook · artist Paul Martin · inker Emilio Soltero · cover Paul Martin

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writer Stephen Cook

artist Paul Martin

inker Emilio Soltero

cover pencils, inks Paul Martin

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Ronald Chong's brain is transplanted into a mechanical body by SOURCE scientists. Lance (of the Eradicators / Thieves) is hired to capture him.

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