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Blue Delliquanti
O Human Star Volume Two
by: Blue DelliquantiO Human Star is a long-form online comic by Blue Delliquanti that started in 2012. It follows the story of Alastair Sterling, an inventor who wakes up in a lifelike robot body sixteen years after his death and must come to terms with the unfamiliar, futuristic world that is the result of his work and his legacy. Along the way he reunites with his former research partner and comes face to face with another robot whose mind is a copy of Al’s – and is living as a teenage girl.
O Human Star is a long-form online comic by Blue Delliquanti that started in 2012. It follows the story of Alastair Sterling, an inventor who wakes up in a lifelike robot body sixteen years after his death and must come to terms with the unfamiliar, futuristic world that is the result of his work and his legacy. Along the way he reunites with his former research partner and comes face to face with another robot whose mind is a copy of Al’s – and is living as a teenage girl.
O Human Star is a 2015 Ignatz nominee for Outstanding Online Comic and its creator was one of the recipients of the 2012 Prism Comics Queer Press Grant.
ISBN: 9780990995609
Publish Date: 2017
Page Count: 164
“O Human Star Volume Two”
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