"Once upon a time, there were five crazy people and they poisoned the 21st century. Now they have to deal with the corrosion to try to save us all from a world becoming too weird to support human life. Injection... is science fiction, tales of horror, strange crime fiction, techno-thriller, and ghost story all at the same time. A serialized sequence of graphic novels about how loud and strange the world is getting, about the wild future and the haunted past all crashing into the present day at once, and about five eccentric geniuses dealing with the paranormal and numinous as well as the growing weight of what they did to the planet with the Injection." -- Page [4] cover.
"Once upon a time, there were five crazy people and they poisoned the 21st century. Now they have to deal with the corrosion to try to save us all from a world becoming too weird to support human life. Injection... is science fiction, tales of horror, strange crime fiction, techno-thriller, and ghost story all at the same time. A serialized sequence of graphic novels about how loud and strange the world is getting, about the wild future and the haunted past all crashing into the present day at once, and about five eccentric geniuses dealing with the paranormal and numinous as well as the growing weight of what they did to the planet with the Injection." -- Page [4] cover.
Dark and multilayered. Really enjoyed how this first volume unfolded,and I'm glad I have the second and third out the library already, to keep exploring this creepy, weird story.
Dark and multilayered. Really enjoyed how this first volume unfolded,and I'm glad I have the second and third out the library already, to keep exploring this creepy, weird story.
Very interesting beginning of a saga fusing AI, folk magic & humanity's futurism angst. Warren Ellis returns to his beloved theme of technology plus/versus spirit world in a story supported by nice drawings by Declan Shalvey and meaningful color contrasts by Jordie Bellaire.
I'm eager to see where this goes on from here.
Very interesting beginning of a saga fusing AI, folk magic & humanity's futurism angst. Warren Ellis returns to his beloved theme of technology plus/versus spirit world in a story supported by nice drawings by Declan Shalvey and meaningful color contrasts by Jordie Bellaire.
I'm eager to see where this goes on from here.
