Ciannon Smart

Comic books based on television shows were quite popular in the 1960's and Dell was the leading publisher of TV comics. Get Smart is one such, based on the popular 60's American comedy television series of the same title created by Mel Brooks with Buck Henry that satirizes the secret agent/espionage genre. There were only eight issues published of the Get Smart comic, and they had absolutely no relationship to the show in terms of content or continuity. Some of the artwork was done by Steve Ditko, who, as any self-respecting comic book fan knows, also drew the original Spiderman, thus driving up the price of the Get Smart comics. Please note that Dell published issue #8 as an exact reprint of issue #1, just with a different price, issue number and cover date; but which is included here for library purposes. I don't know Dell's reason for the reprint, so simply consider it a bonus.

El genial artista Fernando Dagnino ofrece su obra más personal. Smart Girl es una historia cibernoir que bebe de obras como Blade Runner o Black Mirror, con una combinación única y para adultos de ciencia ficción especulativa y superhéroes. Yuki es una “Smart Girl”, una ginoide de compañía y asistencia. Cuando su amo, Hiro Tonazzi, decide que es momento de cambiarla por un modelo nuevo, Yuki desoye la voz de su programación y decide tomar una decision que cambiará su destino para siempre.

Imagine an alternative gamingverse. One where TV games you've never heard of (yet, somehow, find oh-so familiar) are the norm. We know what you're thinking. If only there was an awesome mix of comics and video games magazines to let you in on what's going on?
In the grand tradition of British comic weeklies like Star Lord and 2000AD Smart Bomb!! is packed with stories, features, puzzles, posters and much more!