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About this issue
- Writer
- Dean Motter
- Artist
- Dean Motter
- Colorist
- Chris Chuckry
- Cover
- Dean Motter
- Editor
- Anya Martin
- Cover date
- September 2001
- Cover price
- $2.95
- UPC
- 70985304490100211
- Pages
- 36
- Rating
- Unknown
A bi-monthly, six issue pilot series. "The Infernal Machine" Episode 2. Things are heating up in the city where "Every Day is the Day After Tomorrow" as Anesta Robbins and robot Menlo Park suddenly find themselves investigating the decades-old murder of their late boss, private eye Jacob Ladder. Police inspector Johnny Picasso also seems interested in re-opening the case, with no shortage of suspects. During a visit to the Color Bar nightclub for the Steppe Sisters Soviet Swing Show, fetishist femme fatale Tess LaCoyle flirts with Menlo, until she is kidnapped from right under his metal nose. There also seems to be some trouble brewing downtown between Mayo Gernsback, the Electricians Union and the power company. All this spell trouble for the citizens of Electropolis. Written and Illustrated by Dean Motter (Terminal City, Mister X, The Prisoner). Colored by Chris Chuckry (Batman Beyond: The Return of the Joker, World's Funniest).