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Tokutember for September 7 - “Steam-Powered”
The Steam Man #3 [Texless] (2015)
Art by: Piotr Kowalski and Aurore Folny
Robot science fiction story papers, The Boys of New York Nos. 588-591, November 20-Dec. 11, 1886, "The Electric Man; or, Frank Reade, Jr., in Australia" by the author of "Frank Reade, Jr., Exploring New Mexico in His New Airship", etc. (Luis Senarens).
For a comprehensive overview, see Dime Novel Robots: 1868-1899, An Illustrated History and Bibliography by Joseph Lovece. Available from The Steam Man of the West.
The Steam Man
Story by Joe R. Lansdale and Mark Alan Miller
Art by Piotr Kowalski
Dime novel robot British penny dreadful reprint, The Aldine Romance of Invention, Travel and Adventure No. 15, 1894, “Frank Reade and his Steam Team”, anonymous (Harold Cohen). Originally appeared as a Boys of New York serial Nos. 229-238 (1880). Also reprinted in Frank Reade Library No. 16 (1893) and Wide Awake Library No. 597 (1884).
The Steam Man of the West
The Steam Man #3 (2015)
Art by: Piotr Kowalski and Aurore Folny
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