The Humanoids
by Jack Williamson
Publisher: Gerard Arthus 1954
Number of pages: 130
Description:
On the far planet Wing IV, a brilliant scientist creates the humanoids - sleek black androids programmed to serve humanity. But are they perfect servants - or perfect masters? Slowly the humanoids spread throughout the galaxy, threatening to stifle all human endeavor.
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