La nuit des trépassées : roman /

A musician's wife goes missing. He thinks he recognizes her as a chorus girl. However, he learns that she had fallen into the clutches of a sinister industrialist, who uses the skin and hair of real women to fabricate physically perfect and docile automatons. An efficient robot assists in this...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Murelli, Jean
Other Authors: Gourdon, M. (Michel), 1925-2011 (Illustrator)
Format: Book
Language:French
Published: Paris : Éditions Fleuve noir, 1967.
Series:Angoisse ; 139.
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Summary:A musician's wife goes missing. He thinks he recognizes her as a chorus girl. However, he learns that she had fallen into the clutches of a sinister industrialist, who uses the skin and hair of real women to fabricate physically perfect and docile automatons. An efficient robot assists in this nefarious business.
Item Description:Cover illustration of a robot carrying the body of a chorus girl, signed by M.Gourdon.
The Cushing Library/Science Fiction copy is housed with La nuit des trépassées [cover illustration by M. Gourdon] in a clamshell box.
Physical Description:218 pages, 5 unnumbered pages ; 18 cm.