What does CP stand for?

In a 1990 raid on the offices of Steve Jackson Games, Secret Service agents seized copies of a guide to GURPS Cyberpunk, claiming the game's rules were a "handbook of computer crime.

Byline: Mamta03 Last month, Intel showed off Light Peak for the first time with something of the wistfulness of one of those compelling and wonderfully engineered cyberpunk evolutions in computing that they know, full well, is a decade away from coming to market.

He was a sort of cyberpunk anchorman who didn't make sense when he occasionally malfunctioned.

Gamarjobat Soho Theatre, W1 As if one needed any proof that manic physical clowning is a truly international affair, this Japanese duo show that anything British knockabout acts can do they can do too, with added cyberpunk outfits.

Eve Encounters The Internet Some animals have the (to us) unpleasant habit of everting their stomachs to digest their food Squeamish about the physical ungeneric man has no qualms about everting his brain Eve encounters the internet and finds Spewed metaphors, half-digested, Boy's Own Bluster A cyberpunk is but a punk, after all No more colonies No more Empire No more Cold War Limitless space left to conquer?

HOW TO DRAW FANTASY FEMALES: CREATE SEXY CYBERPUNKS, SEDUCTIVE SUPERGIRLS AND RAUNCHY ACTION HEROINES shows how, using key characters from cartoons, computer games, and graphic novels to illustrate step-by-step processes of creating characters.

William Gibson, Neuromancer The cyberpunk existence first posited by William Gibson in 1984 and then expanded by a number of other writers including Bruce Sterling has become more science (or factual) than fiction.

To call up a demon, you must learn its name," cyberpunk author William Gibson wrote in his novel Neuromancer.