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"Computers Will Replace Libraries" by Will Eisner (1973).
One of the thirteen little known illustrations Eisner drew for the book Freedom's Edge: The Computer Threat to Society by Milton R. Wessel (published in 1974 by Addison-Wesley). Created at a time when computers were giant-size Univac contraptions and viewed by many, including the book's author, as a "threat to society," these images are clearly anachronistic in the age of laptops, but that's part of the charm.
One of the thirteen little known illustrations Eisner drew for the book Freedom's Edge: The Computer Threat to Society by Milton R. Wessel (published in 1974 by Addison-Wesley). Created at a time when computers were giant-size Univac contraptions and viewed by many, including the book's author, as a "threat to society," these images are clearly anachronistic in the age of laptops, but that's part of the charm.
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Publication
- Freedom's Edge: Computer Threat to Society
- Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers Inc
- 1974-10-01
- Page 55
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About Will Eisner
William Erwin Eisner, known as Will Eisner, is an American comic book writer. He was the creator of the Spirit and of the concept of the "graphic novel" and its first applications in the United States, as well as a theorist and editorial director. He is a major figure in 20th-century comics and one of its greatest authors.
