La nuit des trépassées /
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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| Format: | Photo |
| Language: | French |
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[Paris] :
[Éditions Fleuve noir],
[1967]
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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. |
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| Item Description: | Title from verso. "mars 67"--Verso. Original painting of a robot carrying the body of a chorus girl, reproduced as the cover of "La nuit des trépassées : roman" by Jean Murelli, published as number 39 in Collection "Angoisse". Signed by the artist. The Cushing Library/Science Fiction copy is housed with La nuit des trépassées. Paris : Éditions Fleuve noir, 1967 in a clamshell box. Picture. |
| Physical Description: | 1 painting : color ; 27 x 20 cm., on card 32 x 24 cm. |