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Space-Mimic!

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Space-Mimic!
Space-Mimic!
An issue of the Marvel Comics series.
Issue No. 9
Writer(s) Bill Mantlo
Illustrator(s) {{{illustrator}}}
Penciller(s) Sal Buscema and Klaus Janson
Inker(s) Klaus Janson
Colorist(s) Bob Sharen
Letterer(s) John Costanza and Irv Watanabe
Editor(s) Allen Milgrom and Jim Shooter
Collection Design {{{designer}}}
Cover Artist(s) Terry Austin and Pat Broderick
Adaptation of
Published November 1979
Collects
Collected in The Memory Machine
Reprints
Reprinted as
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ISBN [[Special:Booksources/|]]
Population 0 Survivors
Special {{{special}}}
Chronology
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Shuttle Diplomacy! Space-Mimic! This Planet Hungers
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Plot Synopsis

As the Fleet continues its voyage through the void, Sire Uri and his men are placed under house arrest. Meanwhile, a "space vampire" from the void has boarded the Galactica, killing people for their energy, and assuming the appearance of its victims. Arriving at the chamber of the Memory Machine, the Mimic touches the mechanism and assumes the identity of Adama. However, the force of Adama's personality ultimately proves to be the creature's undoing.