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"Virtual Pets, Virtual Heck": A scientist once determined to use technology to improve the world has created virtual pets. Needing constant "attention" and "care" (provided by pushing the correct sequence of buttons), the pets prove to be very distracting to Bart Allen

Quote1 This is a very tricky situation! Hundreds of lives could be lost! I´m planning my strategy very carefully! Besides, I want to be sure history class is really over. Quote2
Bart Allen

Impulse #42 is an issue of the series Impulse (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 1998.

Synopsis for "Virtual Pets, Virtual Heck"

A scientist once determined to use technology to improve the world has created virtual pets. Needing constant "attention" and "care" (provided by pushing the correct sequence of buttons), the pets prove to be very distracting to Bart Allen's class, including his friend, Carol Bucklen. However, the scientist who created the pets unwittingly endowed them with his disillusionment over the state of the modern world. Upset at the lack of futuristic technology — moving sidewalks, flying cars, food pills, etc. — the pets come to life as energy creatures and begin to rampage. To stop them, Bart must work his way up the company's supply chain to find the virtual pets' creator, Herbert Jameson.

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  • In 1992, Herbert Jameson had a paper on his desk that said, "Compare notes with Julian September."


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