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Ghost in the Shell 2: Man-Machine Interface (2003)

Ghost in the Shell 2: Man-Machine Interface #2

Dark Horse Comics · February 2003

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About this issue

Writer
Masamune Shirow
Artist
Masamune Shirow
Letterer
Dan Jackson and Tom Orzechowski
Cover
Masamune Shirow
Editor
Chris Warner
Designer
David Nestelle
Translator
Frederick L. Schodt and Toren Smith
Characters
Motoko Kusanagi
Teams
Section 9
Cover date
February 2003
Cover price
$3.50
UPC
76156812117900211
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

March 6, 2035 -- four and half years since cyber-cop Matoko Kusanagi joined with an artifical intelligence and quit the 9 Police Squad. Now, a hyper-advanced cyborg called Motoko Aramaki -- a fusion of multiple entities and identities -- heads the investigative department of the giant multi-national, Poseidon Industrial, deploying remotely controlled humanoid surrogates around the globe as on-the-ground agents. When a herd of specially-bred pigs used to clone human organs for transplant are slaughtered, Motoko dispatches herself through cyberspace and utilizing surrogate cyborgs at far-flung locales to do the heavy lifting, Matoko hunts down the attackers, battling online and on the ground, but there may be more to the mystery than meets the eye...even the all-seeing eye of artificial intelligence. No work of graphic fiction you've ever experienced can prepare you for the mind-warping journey that is Man-Machine Interface.