The Black Hole Storybook

by Walt Disney Productions, Shep Steneman

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While maintaining surveillance over a black hole, the crew of the space craft Palomino locates a long-lost ship now manned by one human and an army of robots.

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The Black Hole [1979 film] by Gary Nelson

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There are at least five different book adaptations of the film:

Alan Dean Foster's novelization
"The Illustrated Adaptation of the Exciting Film", written by Mary Carey and illustrated by Dan Spiegle, containing the first two issues of the comic book from Whitman Comics (issues 3 and 4 continued the story in the parallel universe on the other side of the Black Hole)
"The Black Hole Storybook", adapted by Shep Steneman and with photos from the film
The storybook record with a read-along book
A comic book adaptation written by Carl Fallberg and drawn by Jack Kirby (with a blonde Kate McCrae)

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While maintaining surveillance over a black hole, the crew of the space craft Palomino locates a long-lost ship now manned by one human and an army of robots.

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