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Dark Horse Comics Sets September 2021 Release Slate
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Full Dark Horse Comics Solicits & Solicitations For September 2021
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from August 2013, in which a purported time traveler shared a dystopian future brought on by the proliferation of Bitcoin in the year 2025. “Things are looking bleak here, and some of you will carry blood on your hands,” the time traveler warned readers, telling them of a world of vast inequality and economic decline. The Bitcoin “earlies” live in fortified cities, as there are no more governments due to the difficulty of enforcing taxation.
This is the inspiration of the setting created by ENCODE Graphics, a comic publisher committed to “expressing the myths of the crypto scene and the metaverse in narrative form.”
Twists, Turns and Teases!
We open with a creators credits page, but it’s Aaron Lopresti not Tony Harris who rendered the variant cover.
There is a cool ad that is a riff on the Death and Return of Superman in the form of a Blu-Ray telling how Patron fought Woe, the Doomsday analogue, 30 years ago and seemingly lived to tell the tale.
Patron is a do-gooder, but…
…he’s not his own, but a sophisticated robot aka Reploid manned by Commander Conrad Kone under orders by the United Nations.
So, the actual Patron did die at the hands of Woe 30 years ago; we then meet the rest of the team including the pilot Nadia Ketz.
Rob Liefeld s The Mighty Crusaders: The Shield Reveals Stunning New Covers (Exclusive)
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