The Manhattan Projects is so full of bizarre details that I almost don't know where to start. It's an alternate version of the real Manhattan Project, but here the atomic bomb is more of a smokescreen, to detract attention from the real, and really strange, work of the project. But that's just the b...
What an awesome read! Jonathan Hickman creates a sort of bad boys of science - re-imagining some of the greatest minds of the 20th century (Einstein, Feynman, Oppenheimer, von Braun, and Fermi) as eccentric geniuses with license from the government to work on fringe science projects under the guise ...
Twisted, bizarre, with insane clarity. This is a brilliant graphic novel that promises to grow into a fantastic series. There's more to The Manhattan Projects than The Manhattan Project. Atomic bombs? Child's play. There's much more afoot and much more at stake in this secret history of science. And...
This was excellent. An alternate history take on the Manhattan Project, which is now projects. We get to see the scientists in a whole new light. For instance, Einstein drinks, a lot, and Oppenheimer, well, you have to read it. From Nazis to aliens, there is a bit of everything here as the scientist...
I really am not sure what to think. Thought-provoking.. Entertaining.. Original.. Inventive.. But unresolved? Will read more. Takes a sharp right turn in the last issue though...
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