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    Classic Dan Dare: The Reign of the Robots

    Part of Dan Dare

    Author Frank Hampson
    Illustrated by Don Harley
    Hardcover
    $29.95 US
    Titan | Titan Books
    9"W x 11.95"H x 0.6"D   | 30 oz | 15 per carton
    On sale May 27, 2008 | 112 Pages | 9781845764142
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    It’s chocks away once again as Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future, returns! First published in classic British comic Eagle, this is perhaps the most seminal adventure of one of Britain’s best-loved characters, presented in a gorgeous library edition.

    Dan, Lex, Digby, Flamer and new friend Stripey return from saving the Crypts — ten years after they departed! But in their absence, Earth has been conquered by the mysterious Elektrobots! Now Dan and his crew must liberate the people of Earth! But who is the Elektrobots’ master? And what of the even more advanced Selektrobots? The answer points to an old enemy — and a thrilling showdown!

    Featuring a bonus feature on Frank Hampson’s The Road of Courage, this is a must!
    "The most thrilling and accomplished work ever published in the comics form in Britain." - Philip Pullman (author of His Dark Materials).

    "Frank Hampson is one of the unsung geniuses of the Twentieth Century." - Terry Jones (Monty Python)
    Frank Hampson was perhaps best known as the creator and original artist for Dan Dare, but he also illustrated a number of children’s books for Ladybird. Dan Dare was first published in the British comic The Eagle in April 1950, and was last published as an ongoing series in 1996 — although Dan had undergone more than a few changes by then.
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    It’s chocks away once again as Dan Dare, Pilot of the Future, returns! First published in classic British comic Eagle, this is perhaps the most seminal adventure of one of Britain’s best-loved characters, presented in a gorgeous library edition.

    Dan, Lex, Digby, Flamer and new friend Stripey return from saving the Crypts — ten years after they departed! But in their absence, Earth has been conquered by the mysterious Elektrobots! Now Dan and his crew must liberate the people of Earth! But who is the Elektrobots’ master? And what of the even more advanced Selektrobots? The answer points to an old enemy — and a thrilling showdown!

    Featuring a bonus feature on Frank Hampson’s The Road of Courage, this is a must!

    Praise

    "The most thrilling and accomplished work ever published in the comics form in Britain." - Philip Pullman (author of His Dark Materials).

    "Frank Hampson is one of the unsung geniuses of the Twentieth Century." - Terry Jones (Monty Python)

    Author

    Frank Hampson was perhaps best known as the creator and original artist for Dan Dare, but he also illustrated a number of children’s books for Ladybird. Dan Dare was first published in the British comic The Eagle in April 1950, and was last published as an ongoing series in 1996 — although Dan had undergone more than a few changes by then.
    Frank Hampson View titles by Frank Hampson
    Don Harley View titles by Don Harley

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