Cyber Phoenix
Published on 27. January 2026
128 pages
978-1-5458-2518-1 (ISBN)
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Ling Hoi, aided by her AI mechanical pet I.i., seeks her aunt Wong Yam's help at the Emei Mountain Spirit Power Academy to locate her vanished family, who were working to advance human evolution through technology.
In the near future, Dr. Yu Wong and her family, eager to use technology to enhance human evolution and adapt to the changing environment, have all vanished. Only the eldest daughter, Ling Hoi, managed to escape with the help of her artificially intelligent mechanical pet, I.i. Desperate, she seeks out her aunt, Wong Yam, at the Emei Mountain Spirit Power Academy and recruits her assistance in finding the rest of their family.
In the near future, Dr. Yu Wong and her family, eager to use technology to enhance human evolution and adapt to the changing environment, have all vanished. Only the eldest daughter, Ling Hoi, managed to escape with the help of her artificially intelligent mechanical pet, I.i. Desperate, she seeks out her aunt, Wong Yam, at the Emei Mountain Spirit Power Academy and recruits her assistance in finding the rest of their family.
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Andy Seto has worked in comics for nearly 20 years. In 1989, he joined Freeman Publications Limited and created "Sword Kill," followed by the renowned "Gambling Saint." In 1993, he produced his first major series, "Cyber Weapons Z," in collaboration with writer Chris Lau. This series was later adapted into an animated version. With its creation, he became a prominent figure in Hong Kong's comic world. Fast forward to 1997, when he illustrated "Story of the Tao," originally a novel. He then founded his own company, Neo Company Limited. Over the years, Seto and Neo Company Limited secured the copyrights to illustrate "The King of Fighters Z" and "Saint Legend," both of which received positive acclaim. In 2002, Seto took on the challenge of producing the "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" series, adapted from Ang Lee's film. The following year, he adapted the multi-award-winning movie "Shaolin Soccer" by Stephen Chow Sing-chi into a full-color, 128-page graphic novel.
