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Replicator
Humanity, science, and technology violently collide in a post-apocalyptic London.
When the deadliest of viruses hits England, the rest of the world is forced to abandon it. Two companies intent on exploiting science and technology for their own gain will do whatever it takes to seize control.
Then, as one scientist develops a cure for the virus – a chance to pull the country back from the darkness – she goes missing in unusual circumstances…
When the deadliest of viruses hits England, the rest of the world is forced to abandon it. Two companies intent on exploiting science and technology for their own gain will do whatever it takes to seize control.
Then, as one scientist develops a cure for the virus – a chance to pull the country back from the darkness – she goes missing in unusual circumstances…
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October 20, 2017
Replicator is the brainchild of Australian writer Robert Arnold. Arnold’s creative team includes Bosnian artist Armin Ozdic (named Best Young Balkans Comic Book Artist), colorist Ross A. Campbell who has worked with mainstream publishers such as Image, Top Cow, Aspen, Zenescope, Dynamite, and Action Lab, and letterer Jamie Me (The Forgotten Man, Cavemen vs. Zombies). The first issue has been edited by Nick Glenister and Alison Arnold.
The 55-page issue sets Replicator ten years hence in the UK where a virus, known as Red Death, has been released. The island’s borders have been closed; the government has issued Martial Law, but both the media and military are ineffective with coping with the growing hunger and rioting that ensue. Those not infected and have something to offer are allowed to enter a walled sanctuary. Chapter One – “Fading Light” – introduces readers to the main character, Ryker, a Sanctuary investigator turned rogue after the kidnapping of his wife Sarah, who developed a cure for Red Death. The two factions, Sanctuary with its private military mechanized force called “contracts” and the military, situated outside of Sanctuary, at a site called Odessa, are also introduced; both are not without blemish and have their own internal struggles. In other words, Sanctuary is not a bed of roses.
Please read my full review at Fanbase Press: http://www.fanbasepress.com/index.php...
The 55-page issue sets Replicator ten years hence in the UK where a virus, known as Red Death, has been released. The island’s borders have been closed; the government has issued Martial Law, but both the media and military are ineffective with coping with the growing hunger and rioting that ensue. Those not infected and have something to offer are allowed to enter a walled sanctuary. Chapter One – “Fading Light” – introduces readers to the main character, Ryker, a Sanctuary investigator turned rogue after the kidnapping of his wife Sarah, who developed a cure for Red Death. The two factions, Sanctuary with its private military mechanized force called “contracts” and the military, situated outside of Sanctuary, at a site called Odessa, are also introduced; both are not without blemish and have their own internal struggles. In other words, Sanctuary is not a bed of roses.
Please read my full review at Fanbase Press: http://www.fanbasepress.com/index.php...
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