Why Isn't This in Print? #2 - Laser Eraser and Pressbutton by Pedro Henry and Steve Dillon

From Wilipedia: "Pressbutton continued his adventures in the strip "The Stars My Degradation" (a punning reference to the classic science fiction novel The Stars My Destination), first published in 1980 in Sounds magazine.

Warrior magazine, launched in 1982, featured Laser Eraser and Pressbutton, written by "Pedro Henry" and drawn by Steve Dillon, in which Pressbutton was partnered with Mysta Mistralis, the 'Laser Eraser'. He got his own 6 issue title in 1984 from Eclipse Comics, which contained reprints of the Warrior material. This was followed by a further 6 issues of Laser Eraser and Pressbutton and a 3-D Special in 1985. This series would contain new material drawn by Mike Collins.

Later one-off stories appeared in anthology publications, always written by Steve Moore (aka Pedro Henry), originating in the UK: "A Long Time Dead" (A1 Volume 1 Book#2, Atomeka, 1989, 6 pages) Text story. Art by Glenn Fabry "Famous For Fifteen Minutes" (Blast#1, John Brown Publishing, 1991, 6 pages) Art by Steve Dillon "Axel Pressbutton - The Movie" (A1 Volume 2 Book#3, Epic/Marvel, 1992, 7 pages & cover) Art by Martin Emond & Poster page/Cover by Simon Bisley

Pressbutton's origin was given in a stand-alone story in the Warrior Summer Special drawn by Steve Jackson. Originally a mild-mannered and plant-loving florist, he took delivery of plant matter which included a sentient, telepathic, anesthetic, carnivorous fungus which attacked his body from the feet upwards. All the time it was consuming him, it was empathising with him, apologising for eating him and preventing him from feeling the pain. By the time he was rescued, the only remaining parts of his body were his head, right arm and part of his chest. As a result of this damage, he became extremely embittered, especially against vegetation. When rebuilt as Pressbutton, he was fitted with a cleaver as a left arm and, because of his lack of genital equipment, an orgasm-inducing button on his chest clearly marked "Press". Unfortunately, this was sometimes used by later adversaries to disable him (in rapture) while he was attacking them."


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