The Fuse
Constant orbital revolutions
- Earliest known edition
- 2017
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- unknown
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- Not listed
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2017 · Image Comics, Inc. · eng
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"One year ago, Munich detective Ralph Dietrich was the first cop ever to volunteer for a transfer from Earth to The Fuse, a giant orbiting solar energy station 22,000 miles up. But Fuse cops are underpaid, undermanned, and overworked. It's a dead-end post, not a career stepping stone. Why would he give up a promising career for this? His partner, aging engineer-turned-cop Klem Ristovych, has worked up some theories. But the truth is more tragic and complex than even she realizes...and it's about to blow up in both their faces. When a young man is found dead in a zero-G ball arena, it looks like just another murder case for Klem to solve before she finally retires to a life of leisure on Mars. But the investigation soon takes a frightening turn, and before you can say "anti-terror task force" Ralph himself is in Klem's sights--as the number one suspect."--page 4 of cover
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| Edition | Publication | Format | Pages | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The FuseSelectedwriter, Antony Johnston ; artist, Justin Greenwood ; colorist, Shari Chankhamma ; letterer, Ryan Fe… | 2017 | unknown | — | Open Library ↗ |
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