Strange Adventures #176
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Case of the Cosmonik Quartet," Albert Brock's latest invention takes an astonishing turn when it doesn't just repair old objects—it perfectly duplicates them, down to the smallest detail. Written by Dave Wood and illustrated by Jack Sparling, this 1965 Strange Adventures tale explores the surprising consequences of a device that brings the past back to life, one flawless copy at a time. The cover by Dick Dillin and Sheldon Moldoff captures the mystery with a striking, enigmatic scene.
In "The Case of the Cosmonik Quartet," Star Hawkins dives into a mystery where the electrifying performances of the hit singing group the Cosmoniks seem to be linked to a string of high-profile robberies—each one timed perfectly with their concerts. With rhythm and crime in sync, Star must unravel the connection between fame, music, and theft before the next show.
When Albert Brock's latest invention unexpectedly brings old objects back to pristine condition—complete with brand-new duplicates—what begins as a clever fix turns into something far stranger than he ever imagined.
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Reprinted in Etranges Aventures #11 (1969), Etranges Aventures #25 (1972), Aventures Fiction #26 (1972), Titanes Planetarios #228
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