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Electric Crocodile
Electric Crocodile

By D. G. Compton

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[From back cover] In 1933, the physicist Kapitza ordered, for the facade of his new laboratory, a crocodile's head, in steel. The crocodile of science. The crocodile cannot turn its head. Life...

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Chronicules
Chronicules

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Synthajoy
Synthajoy

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Ragnarok
Ragnarok

By D. G. Compton, John R. Gribbin

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Ragnarok
Ragnarok

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Nomansland
Nomansland

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Justice City
Justice City

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Back of Town Blues
Back of Town Blues

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