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In a distant future where sophisticated humanoid robots blend seamlessly with humans, a sinister force is methodically killing the seven most powerful robots. Europol’s elite robot detective Gesicht is dispatched to unravel the mystery of these serial killings. With his own life hanging in the balance, Gesicht must navigate a world rife with technophobic prejudice, hate groups, and complex geopolitical tensions. The investigation sheds light on robot identity and the societal dilemma of integrating sentient machines.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Manga
Authors: Takashi Nagasaki
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