train are investigated by a topologist. The film is based on the short story "A Subway Named Möbius", which takes place in the Boston Subway. Other films with scenes shot in the Underground include Highlander II: The Quickening, Focus and The Official Story. In Ricardo Piglia's 1997 novel Plata Quemada, the bank robber protagonists enjoy riding the underground regularly. In Ernesto Sabato's novel On Heroes and Tombs, Fernando, one of its main characters, develops a paranoia with blind people in the underground. One of Jorge Luis Borges' earlier editorial jobs was for Urbe, a promotional magazine for the underground system, which was privately owned at that time. In the magazine, he wrote several articles on sci-fi topics under various pseudonyms. Line B and some of its stations feature heavily in the 2013 Argentine point-and-click adventure game Reversion: The Meeting. El Eternauta is a science fiction comic book created by Héctor Germán Oesterheld and Francisco Solano López in 1957. The story is about an alien invasion in Buenos Aires. Part of the action takes place at the Plaza Italia station, as the heroes try to use the tunnel to escape from the aliens, and successfully exploit the weakness of the alien leader to kill him. The comic book, published in the 1950s, made reference to the "Canning" station, a former name of the Scalabrini Ortiz station. Network Map See also List of Buenos Aires Underground stations List of Latin American rail transit systems by ridership List of metro systems Rail transport in Argentina Trams in Buenos Aires Transport in Argentina References External links Interactive Buenos Aires Underground Map Buenos Aires Ciudad Subte – Official Page Metrovías – Official Page 1913 establishments in Argentina Underground rapid transit in Argentina u 1500 V DC railway electrification 750 V DC railway electrification