Smash Comics #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Famine and Gold," Hugh takes a bold step in his partnership with the sentient robot Bozo, redesigning him from the inside out to allow direct control and equipping him with a telescopic eye for better reconnaissance. The story unfolds with a mix of mechanical ingenuity and cautious experimentation, as Hugh tests the limits of their new arrangement in a world where even the most advanced tools come with unexpected risks. Written and illustrated by George Brenner, with a striking cover by Gill Fox, this 1940 issue of Smash Comics delivers a classic blend of pulp adventure and early sci-fi wonder.
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After deciding that riding on Bozo's back was a bit dangerous, Hugh makes changes in Bozo's design so he can control him from the inside, and also outfits the robot with a telescopic eye.
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