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And it gets a little Lovecraftian. Cyberpunk Cthulhu? Looks like it. Acts a little more human than all that, though. Corinne is circling around why this is getting so far under her skin, and who's behind this. It's a lot less pretty than I think she expected. And beautifully done....
And it's amazing so far. It all seems to be data more than anything else, but I'm definitely willing to go with it seeing as how much I like what Alexander is doing so far. You get to see more of Corinne's past, and you get to see her kick ass. You get to see her have sex with the female ba...
The second issue continues to provide excellent writing and lush art. Corrinne keeps seeing dead people. Is she going crazy? Maybe. Or maybe, as they tell her, they need to get information to her core. It's definitely way more fantasy than the previous series, all which were fairly hard...
If you've read Johnny Mnemonic or Neuromancer, you'll recognize the name. Corinne, the heroine of Empty Zone, is an ancestor of Molly: not quite the same, but in the same vein. She kicks ass, she's troubled, and yet she gets up and does the best she has with the shitty life she's been given. T...
A good deal more personal and political than the first volume had been. This is on point for me, but I imagine more than a few people would rather have the more action-fueled first volume back. I'm very grateful that, this time around, none of the artists felt the need to overly sexualize Chace.
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