New year, new chapter, and a cover that alludes to one of the most formidable of all mad science tropes.
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Gnosis Transformations: Chapter Six, Cover written and commissioned by Dr. Faustus of EroticMadScience.com and drawn by Lon Ryden is published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.)
Okay, I get the homage to the Robotrix in Metropolis, but where are you going with this? An infernal device to strike into the heart of the Kupler Organization?
I think the robot in Metropolis was called “Futura,” at least in the Thea von Harbou novel that was the movie’s source material. (Robotrix being by the way, the title of a delightfully insane Hong Kong martial arts/softcore/sci-fi movie.) As for where this is going, well, you know I shouldn’t really be giving away spoilers.
Female (now Dead) Taylor Chase gets a new body? Couldn’t the brain implant transmit her personality? (Yes, still hopeful we did not see the last of her.)
Ah Futura. Saw the movie, have on disc, but can’t remember if the robot is ever named in the film. And Marie – the original cinematic tube girl! Have the book by Thea von Harbou, (bought from Forrest J. Ackerman in fact), but haven’t read it yet. Is it decent?
I find the book a little bit talky, but that might just be the influence of the movie in which, for obvious reasons, dialog has to be kept at a minimum. Perusing the book (see Ch. IV) one finds that Rotwang often refers to his creation as “Parody.” It’s probably well worth reading for the serious Metropolis fan.