Turncoat #1

Turncoat #1

4.0 (1 التقييمات)
2016 · الإنجليزية · كيندل
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What’s to Love: Employing the most compelling elements of science fiction and the detective genre, Turncoat is a gripping exploration of power vacuums and the legacy of oppression. Alex Paknadel (Arcadia) and Artyom Trakhanov (Undertow) tell the story of a guilt-ridden protagonist through a grisly quest for a truth. Turncoat will scratch that itch you have for dark sci-fi like Blade Runner, The Forever War, and Neuromancer. What It Is: 300 years since humanity was brutally subjugated by the alien race known simply as the Management. Two years since these invaders abandoned Earth to return to their home world. Following her participation in the brutal massacre of human-alien hybrids left behind by the Management, resistance fighter Marta Gonzalez declines to join the new human government and starts her own private detective agency instead. Gonzalez is forced to confront her own bloody past and acknowledge the fact that the transition from oppression to emancipation is anything but clean.

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تنسيق كيندل
صفحات 31 صفحات
لغة الإنجليزية
منشور مارس 16, 2016
الناشر BOOM! Studios
رقم ISBN-10 1681597659
رقم ISBN-13 9781681597652

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I honestly only gave this a quick read because it was in my comics/manga to read this year. I didn't know anything about it, I don't recognise the author/artist names at all, but this?This was a pleasant surprise. This contains alien vs human war. Gore to a mild/medium degree. Mysteries. Private detectives. Weird cult-like nuns. And this is just the first issue out of the four issue series. The artwork is pretty unique, and I (personally) haven't seen a story line like this at all. It's unique, is somewhat special, and I think this is probably definitely worth reading the next three issues. I'm definitely intrigued, I definitely want to know more, and I definitely recommend this one!

September 23rd 2018
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