RoboCop #1

Jan 1991 · Juniorpress · 4,95 NLG; 98 BEF

📊 ~8,520 copies sold its debut month

🌐 Dutch edition · synopsis shown in English

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RoboCop #1 (1991) kicks off a gritty, thought-provoking take on a privatized police force in Detroit, where human officers are replaced by human-machine hybrids. Written by Bob Harras and Siebe Snoeren, with art by Javier Saltares and Alan Kupperberg, and a striking cover by Lee Sullivan, the story follows a prototype hybrid whose growing memories begin to unravel the line between man and machine.

writer Bob Harras · writer Siebe Snoeren · artist Javier Saltares · artist Alan Kupperberg · inker Tony DeZuniga · colorist Michael Rockwitz · letterer BeauType · cover Lee Sullivan

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Full credits

writer Bob Harras

writer Siebe Snoeren

artist Javier Saltares

artist Alan Kupperberg

inker Tony DeZuniga

colorist Michael Rockwitz

letterer BeauType

cover pencils Lee Sullivan

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In Detroit is de politie geprivatiseerd. Het ordehandhavingsbedrijf wil besparen door politiemensen te vervangen door mens/machine hybrides. Een test met een proefmodel geeft aanvankelijk uitstekende resultaten. Maar daarna beginnen er herinneringen terug te komen, en uiteindelijk keert de mens/machine zich tegen de leiding van het bedrijf.

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

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