The Literary Life of Famous Comic Creators In The Beginning
Introduction It’s no secret that the comics industry has a stigma attached to it, one of...
Read Moreby The Game of Nerds | Jan 27, 2023 | Books, Comics
Introduction It’s no secret that the comics industry has a stigma attached to it, one of...
Read Moreby J. Endress | Sep 19, 2018 | Comics, Image Comics, Marvel Comics
For fans of alt-history intrigue in the vein of Thomas Pynchon, Warren Ellis’ Cemetery Beach has your number. If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if a secret military-industrial cabal figured out space exploration in the 1920s and secretly colonized a planet, this book aims to answer all of your burning questions. Equal parts post-steampunk and 1984, Cemetery Beach, illustrated by Jason Howard, paints a bleak, mysterious world, ruled by a mysterious fat bald man with literary pretensions. By way of a prisoner interrogation we get a tantalizing slice of exposition as far as the powers at play and the gap in technology, and after a prison break, we find our hero knows very little more about the target of his intelligence-gathering mission.