A science fiction horror series about social media, big tech, and influencer culture.
As the world reels from the most depraved livestream ever put online, Anne and her co-workers lean into the violence. Horrific appetites are revealed, death is made into spectacle, and the world changes in an instant. Step behind the curtain of online outrage to see the people pulling the strings. Become those who push the limits of what’s acceptable, deny responsibility and make billions in the process.
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The opening installment of the series is one that was interesting in a lot of ways, something that I’ll find with just about every Zac Thompson book out there. The ideas are definitely there but sometimes the execution doesn’t get me. This issue proved harder to get into on a number of levels and has left me questioning going further with it as it’s leaning harder into “not my thing” territory, which honest
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The Best Comic of the Week:
Two Moons #1 – I’ve been looking forward to this comic since I saw it in Previews. John Arcudi is writing a horror series set in the US Civil War. That, with some pages of Valerio Giangiordano’s art, was enough to guarantee the preorder. This issue introduces the main character, Two Moons, a young Pawnee man who was raised by a white family, and who is fighting on the side of the Union in the war. He’s plagued with visions he doesn’t understand, and things take a very dark turn during a small skirmish. I love historical fiction grounded in a strong understanding of history, and it looks like that’s what Arcudi is bringing to the table. This is a dark book, and with the possible exception of Brian Azzarello’s short-lived Loveless, is something I’ve never quite seen in comics before (we are a long way from the Haunted Tank era of war comics). I’m excited to see where this book leads, and I love Giangiordano’s detailed and c
Silver City Launches, Babyteeth Returns, Aftershock May 2021 Solicits
Silver City Launches, Babyteeth Returns, Aftershock May 2021 Solicits
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Babyteeth #17, solicited before the pandemic and now being resolicited with
Donny Cates and Silver City, by
SILVER CITY #1
(W) Olivia Cuartero-Briggs (A) Luca Merli (CA) Roberta Ingranata
When a young roughneck lands in Silver City, the gritty, purgatorial metropolis of the afterlife, she must adapt to her new existence, while attempting to uncover how and why she died. Her mission is derailed, however, when she rescues a newly dead girl from a mysterious kidnapping attempt, and discovers powerful, kinetic abilities.
Welcome to Silver City, where the sun never rises and nothing ever chang-es…until now.
Incentive Cover: Anand RK
Black Death Foil Incentive Cover: David Mack
Synopsis :
● A powerful new series for fans of The Wicked + The Divine and The Dreaming from Ram V ( Justice League Dark ) and Filipe Andrade ( Captain Marvel ) that explores the fine line between living and dying in Mumbai through the lens of magical realism.
● With humanity on the verge of discovering immortality, the avatar of Death is fired and relegated to the world below to live out her now-finite days in the body of twenty-something Laila Starr in Mumbai. ● Struggling with her new-found mortality, Laila has found a way to be placed in the time and place where the creator of immortality will be born…
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