Stranger Things. Six

It is 1978. America, bogged down in the Cold War, is dangerously expanding its scientific horizons.
What will the head of the secret project "MK ULTRA," Dr. Brenner, do to gain the power he so desperately desires? You will find out the answer in this prequel to the Netflix series "Stranger Things."
Frances may have been an ordinary teenage girl from the seventies if not for her mental abilities. She could have carefree danced with friends to trendy songs, but instead, she was placed in the Hawkins laboratory. Due to the close attention of Dr. Brenner and his colleagues, Frances feels that she is being used and is being turned into some kind of weapon. The girl undergoes severe trials, and as a result, a veil lifts, revealing a grim future. Now Frances will do everything in her power to change it.
If you are a fan of the Netflix series "Stranger Things," you must read this comic written by Jody Houser ("Faith," "Mother Panic," "Doctor Who"), illustrated by Edgar Salazar ("Deathstroke - New 52") and Keith Champagne ("Neon Future," "The Origin of the Black Panther," "Spider-Man/Deadpool") and colored by Marissa Louise ("My Wife is a Witch," "Fairness").