Jules Verne'S Lighthouse Av David Hine, Brian Haberlin

Jules Verne'S Lighthouse Av David Hine, Brian Haberlin

In this adaptation of the Jules Verne classic, set inthe year 2717, The Lighthouse is a supercomputer the size of a skyscraper thatguides space craft through a turbulent sea of wormholes. Maria Vasquez haschosen this isolated base to escape her troubled past, but now she and herglitchy nanny bot, Moses, are the only ones who......
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<div><font>In this adaptation of the Jules Verne classic, set inthe year 2717, The Lighthouse is a supercomputer the size of a skyscraper thatguides space craft through a turbulent sea of wormholes. Maria Vasquez haschosen this isolated base to escape her troubled past, but now she and herglitchy nanny bot, Moses, are the only ones who can stop a crew of murderouspirates from seizing the most devastating weapons evercreated.</font><br><br><font>COLLECTS JULES VERNE''S LIGHTHOUSE#1-5</font><br><br></div>

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