Following on from the end of Volume 1, Flak leaves LA for Tokyo to take the resources there for himself. This post-apocalyptic world depends on technology. Only Debbie stands in his way, hoping that Led will resist the drugs and technology to fight alongside her. Battle after battle ensue with a hig...
I really wanted to like this graphic novel. It had me hooked at the start, but as I continued I felt myself slowly disengaging. The premise is cool and I like the idea of the story. But it just doesn't feel developed enough. A lot happens, but everything feels disconnected. The shifting narrators al...
This is the story of hope that never fades. Even in the face of the unimaginable horror a woman faces. The power of her hope keeps her children seeking a future that is safe and free from the poison sun that is slowly extinguishing life on the planet. This book was really depressing. While I liked t...
Book – DevolutionAuthor – Rick RemenderStar rating - ★★☆☆☆No. of Pages – 170Cover – GoodWould I read it again – No** COPY RECEIVED THROUGH NETGALLEY **This, by far, was not my cup of tea. I appreciated where it was trying to go and the basic idea of the story, but it just didn’t pull together for me...
This volume kicks off with the freshman hunt of the rats in the school for assassins. The body count is high and the action is gory as Marcus and his “friends” fight for survival. One long running battle takes place with betrayal and double-crossing figuring highly. To be honest, all the bloodshed...
This volume brings the reader up-to-date with this series starting with Marcus's first involvement with the school for assassins, how his relationships develop with the other students and there's a body count to match the character development. He is being “stalked” by Chester Wilson while learning ...
I haven't read this in a while, but I picked it up, and I remember what happened before. I'm loving this series, which was originally recommended to someone else. I overheard it, and asked when the other customers didn't pick up this book. I did, and I fell in love with Remender's run on Captain...
In the first chapter, Constable Led Dent and Debbie Decay are out to get Davey Trauma, a villain controlling the isles of Los Angeles through nano-technology. Debbie and Led then go to Tokyo which is theoretically tech-free to secure resources for Los Angeles and start a journey of discovery with ...
I'm really glad I pushed through the first couple of pages, which didn't engage me at all. Reminder presents a depressing world that's all about what technology can do to us when left unchecked. Nothing else seems to matter, not laws, not humanity, nothing but information and entertainment. ...
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