Another example (but like in Dreadstar, non-adversarial) is when Jack went into space in James Robinson's Starman. Somehow the characters had gotten ahold of a mother box, and it was programmed with Jack's father's personality.
Philip | Homepage | 10.26.05 - 8:22 am | #

If I'm remembering correctly, some of the characters (like Phaedra) and themes from "Seeker 3000" were used in Moench's later "Six from Sirius" Marvel/Epic miniseries.
Michael | Email | 10.26.05 - 10:02 am | #

The JSA had the Thinker as their computer for a while before he betrayed them and joined Johnny Sorrow's Injustice Society.
David Lawson | Email | Homepage | 10.26.05 - 12:34 pm | #

Morgan Primus, mother of Star Trek's Robin Lefler (which you think would mean she looks like Naomi Judd, but she's been described in novels as looking like Christine Chapel/Lwaxwana Troi/Number One), has died and become a consciousness bonded with and controlling the U.S.S. Excalibur in Peter David's Star Trek: New Frontier novels.

And is Andromeda on the TV show starring Kevin Sorbo a human bonded with a computer or just a computer-generated hologram? (I've never watched enough of the show to learn which.)
Bully | Email | Homepage | 10.26.05 - 7:23 pm | #

In Sigil (the CrossGen book), Sam's friend died, but her personality and memories were downloaded into the ship's computer.

Yes, I bought some issues of Sigil. Look, Mark Waid wrote them, okay? The art wasn't bad, either.

Hey, I like good comics, too!

Alright, alright, I promise I'll never bring up CrossGen again.
Mike Loughlin | Email | 10.27.05 - 5:55 am | #

Bully: She's an AI program that's pretty much developed sentience over time. "Rommie", the android version, is pretty much independent from the Ship's AI.
Dan Coyle | Email | 10.27.05 - 8:47 am | #