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A new arc begins in Blade Runner 2039 #5

Blade Runner 2039 #5

Writer: Mike Johnson
Artist: Andres Guinaldo 
Colorist: Marco Lesko
Cover A: Lesley Li
Cover B: Clark Bint
Cover C: Syd Mead
Cover D: Nahuel Grego
Publisher: Titan Comics
FC, 32pp, $3.99, On sale: July 26, 2023  

A NEW ARC BEGINS AS BLADE RUNNER 2039 GOES TO SAN FRANSICO!

Reunited, Ash and Cleo take to the road in search for Cleo’s missing mother. Will they survive the treacherous I-5 Highway, and can they escape the lingering threat of Niander Wallace’s ‘First Angel’, Luv?

Blade Runner 2039 #5

Preview: Blade Runner 2039 #4

Blade Runner 2039 #4

Writer(s): Mike Johnson
Artist(s): Andres Guinaldo
Colorist: Marco Lesko
Cover A: Alan Quah
Cover B: Veronica Fish
Cover C: Syd Mead
Publisher: Titan Comics
FC, 32pp, $3.99

ASH MEETS HER MOST DANGEROUS FOE YET: LUV, NIANDER WALLACE’S ‘FIRST ANGEL’-YEARS BEFORE SHE MENACES DETECTIVE K IN BLADE RUNNER 2049.

Ash, Isobel and Hythe face off against Luv, Niander Wallace’s deadly Replicant Blade Runner, as the first arc of BLADE RUNNER 2039 draws to an end.

Blade Runner 2039 #4

Preview: Trojan #4

Trojan #4

Writer: Daniel Kraus
Artist: Laci
Colorist: Marco Lesko
Letterer: Sal Cipriano
Cover Artist: Jeff Dekal

Once upon a time, we lived alongside Legends. Creatures of myth. Centaurs, fauns, gorgons, kelpies, gnomes, and more. They were spectacular. Majestic. Powerful. Peaceful. Pure. In comparison, we were ugly. Weak. Warmongering. Rotten. Is it any wonder we could not live alongside them any longer? After driving these Legends to the fringes of society, an uglier form of mythos takes shape in the form of rumors of live snuff shows for dark web high rollers. When a mysterious young woman, Nessa, enlists the help of a hacker to take a tour of the grisliest corners of the Dark Web, she sets in motion a war between those who peddle to mankind’s darkest fantasies and a world that transcends imagination. Trojan is a fantasy thriller full of wonder and horror in equal measure. In this concluding issue, Nessa goes live in what might be the final appearance of her life.

Trojan #4

Preview: Blade Runner 2039 #4

Blade Runner 2039 #4

Writer(s): Mike Johnson
Artist(s): Andres Guinaldo
Colorist: Marco Lesko
Cover A: Alan Quah
Cover B: Veronica Fish
Cover C: Syd Mead
Publisher: Titan Comics
FC, 32pp, $3.99

ASH MEETS HER MOST DANGEROUS FOE YET: LUV, NIANDER WALLACE’S ‘FIRST ANGEL’-YEARS BEFORE SHE MENACES DETECTIVE K IN BLADE RUNNER 2049.

Ash, Isobel and Hythe face off against Luv, Niander Wallace’s deadly Replicant Blade Runner, as the first arc of BLADE RUNNER 2039 draws to an end.

Blade Runner 2039 #4

Preview: Trojan #3

Trojan #3

Writer: Daniel Kraus
Artist: Laci
Colorist: Marco Lesko
Letterer: Sal Cipriano
Cover: Jeff Dekal

Once upon a time, we lived alongside Legends. Creatures of myth. Centaurs, fauns, gorgons, kelpies, gnomes, and more. They were spectacular. Majestic. Powerful. Peaceful. Pure. In comparison, we were ugly. Weak. Warmongering. Rotten. Is it any wonder we could not live alongside them any longer? After driving these Legends to the fringes of society, an uglier form of mythos takes shape in the form of rumors of live snuff shows for dark web high rollers. When a mysterious young woman, Nessa, enlists the help of a hacker to take a tour of the grisliest corners of the Dark Web, she sets in motion a war between those who peddle to mankind’s darkest fantasies and a world that transcends imagination. Trojan is a fantasy thriller full of wonder and horror in equal measure.

Trojan #3

Preview: Trojan #1

Trojan #1

by Daniel Kraus (W), Laci (A)
Marco Lesko (C), Sal Cipriano (L)
Jeff Dekal (CA), Mike Deodato, Jr. (Variant CA), Lee Loughridge (Variant CA)
In Stores: Wednesday, January 4, 2023
Diamond Code: NOV221313 (Dekal), NOV221314 (Deodato)

Once upon a time, we lived alongside Legends. Creatures of myth. Centaurs, fauns, gorgons, kelpies, gnomes, and more. They were spectacular. Majestic. Powerful. Peaceful. Pure. In comparison, we were ugly. Weak. Warmongering. Rotten. Is it any wonder we could not live alongside them any longer? After driving these Legends to the fringes of society, an uglier form of mythos takes shape in the form of rumors of live snuff shows for dark web high rollers. When a mysterious young woman, Nessa, enlists the help of a hacker to take a tour of the grisliest corners of the Dark Web, she sets in motion a war between those who peddle to mankind’s darkest fantasies and a world that transcends imagination. Trojan is fantasy thriller full of wonder and horror in equal measure.

Trojan #1

Trojan #1 delivers a sick twisted take on a magical world

Trojan #1

The internet is full of some very dark places and corners. While there’s lots of fantastic experiences, there’s also some things that are best to not discuss. Trojan #1 seems to want to go there. The comic focuses on Nessa who hires a hacker to take her on a tour of the dark web. She’s on a mission to find something… snuff films. For those unaware, they’re videos where people are killed for the enjoyment of others. It’s a very taboo subject and this debut’s build to the revelation is the intriguing aspect. And then it gets a little nauseous.

Written by Daniel Kraus, Trojan #1 is an intriguing start that in the end is about a woman trying to raise money to help her mother. She’s just willing to die to make that happen. That in itself is an intriguing story but this debut goes in a direction that pushes limits. I’m pretty liberal, but this is something I’m not sure I’m even willing to read about.

But, Kraus has created an interesting world and with that world a lot of interesting stuff. This is a world where magical beings exist. Those beings, called Fey, are abused and tortured because of what they are and for entertainment. Videos of their torture are popular and live streamed for people to pay to watch. All of that creates an interesting discussion about how we treat people in our world and how we see “other”. There’s a dip into internet fame due to the abuse of others. While it’s an underlying concept, I’m not sure it’s where the series will go.

Trojan #1 features art by Laci with color by Marco Lesko and lettering by Sal Cipriano. It depicts a dark and dirty world, a rundown city, that will make you feel dirty like the topic of the comic itself. There’s something about that art that feels like it hides the even darker underlying world, it sucks you in much like Nessa’s initial trip into the dark web. It adds to a comic you might need to give yourself a wash after reading.

Trojan #1 is an intriguing concept that’s a lot of shock. It’s definitely one to go into know what to expect, it’s absolutely not for the faint of heart.

Story: Daniel Kraus Art: Laci
Color: Marco Lesko Letterer: Sal Cipriano
Story: 8.3 Art: 8.3 Overall: 8.3 Recommendation: Buy

AWA Studios provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review


Purchase: Zeus ComicscomiXology/Kindle

Preview: Trojan #1

Trojan #1

by Daniel Kraus (W), Laci (A)
Marco Lesko (C), Sal Cipriano (L)
Jeff Dekal (CA), Mike Deodato, Jr. (Variant CA), Lee Loughridge (Variant CA)
In Stores: Wednesday, January 4, 2023
Diamond Code: NOV221313 (Dekal), NOV221314 (Deodato)

Once upon a time, we lived alongside Legends. Creatures of myth. Centaurs, fauns, gorgons, kelpies, gnomes, and more. They were spectacular. Majestic. Powerful. Peaceful. Pure. In comparison, we were ugly. Weak. Warmongering. Rotten. Is it any wonder we could not live alongside them any longer? After driving these Legends to the fringes of society, an uglier form of mythos takes shape in the form of rumors of live snuff shows for dark web high rollers. When a mysterious young woman, Nessa, enlists the help of a hacker to take a tour of the grisliest corners of the Dark Web, she sets in motion a war between those who peddle to mankind’s darkest fantasies and a world that transcends imagination. Trojan is fantasy thriller full of wonder and horror in equal measure.

Trojan #1

Preview: Newthink Vol. 1

Newthink Vol. 1

(W) Gregg Hurwitz (A) Mike Deodato, Keron Grant, Mike Choi, Will Conrad (CA) Lee Loughridge, Marco Lesko
In Shops: Dec 14, 2022
SRP: $9.99

This Black Mirror-style anthology examines the rapid proliferation of technology, the cultural and political polarization of the country, and the technocrats that have driven us to such extremes of thought that we need to present the present as something… futuristic. Each of the five issues is a stand-alone tale with its own art team.

Newthink Vol. 1
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