Sunpot by Vaughn Bode
Requirements: .CBR/.CBZ reader, 46.5MB
Overview: Vaughn Bode begun serializing Sunpot in 1970 in Galaxy, one of the most popular science-fiction magazines in the United States at the time. Galaxy published Sunpot in four-page chapters every month beginning in February, spearheaded by Ejler Jakobsson, the then-new editor-in-chief of the magazine, after Bode had won the 1969 Hugo Award for fan artist of the year. However, the strip was abruptly ended by the managing editor, Judy-Lynn Del Rey, and was published in 1971 as a deluxe comic book by Stellar Productions in New York City.
Sunpot is about an hyper-ambitious, artificial super-brain and a self-sufficient space ship staffed with an eccentric crew of androids. The experiment was discarded and the rejected organic mass survived in the swamp and grew stronger, developing into a self-sufficient organism that built a protective shell around its brain and then managed to sneak onto an unmanned NASA rocket ship that flew to the moon. Once on the moon, the thriving brain develops additional powers, builds itself a reptile-wasp-like body and gives himself the name of Doctor Electric and hatches a grand, elaborate plan designed to get himself elected as the king of the world.
Genre: Comics
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