USA magazine #30
In "Moi, robot. Toi, escroc !", Bruce Jones and John Totleben craft a quietly unsettling tale of transformation and connection, following a werewolf and his dog on a moonlit walk that blurs the line between man and beast. The story unfolds with a quiet intimacy, as both man and dog undergo their changes under the silver light—each becoming something neither expected, yet deeply familiar. Daryl Isaacs' colors and Kanarek's moody cover bring a haunting, dreamlike quality to this 1987 issue, a standout moment in the series' early run.
In "Pipi de chien," a man takes his dog for a walk under the full moon, unaware that the night will twist his fate—and his pet’s—into something far stranger. As the moonlight deepens, both man and dog are changed, their forms shifting in ways neither can control, and the walk home becomes a journey into the unknown.
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↩ Reprints 1984 #43 (1982), Twisted Tales #6 (1984), Twisted Tales #7 (1984), Twisted Tales #8 (1984), Alien Worlds #8 (1984), Mechanics #3 (1985), Marvel Graphic Novel #[22] (1986), Zona 84 #36 (1987), Totem el Comix #11
Reprinted in Torpedo #8 (1988)
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