William Gibson is writing comics now and it's actually pretty good
Archangel #01 storytime
John Lewis
Angel Long
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Jaxson Myers
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Kayden Thomas
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Brody Diaz
>William Gibson is writing comics now
Oh, cool.
Jacob Mitchell
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Jackson Reed
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Jace Gonzalez
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Chase Bennett
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Nathaniel Williams
bumping this
Adam Myers
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Dylan Young
>starts by giving the finger to the grandfather paradox
Thomas Foster
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Austin Hernandez
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Christopher Walker
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Oliver Fisher
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Gavin Thompson
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Jonathan Myers
Heinlein book takes place in 2016.
William Peterson
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Alexander Jackson
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Juan Hughes
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Owen Young
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Austin Rodriguez
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Logan Ross
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Gabriel Hall
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Lincoln Walker
How's that for a cliffhanger
Julian Martin
Posting some of the extras that give a bit more of an insight
Leo Ramirez
thanks OP
Luis Gonzalez
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Julian Robinson
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Cooper Williams
Thanks for storytiming. I liked it. I was expecting (hoping) for an immediate and compelling sense of aesthetic from Gibson, but this is more in line with recent stuff like the Peripheral and preceding more grounded books.
Gavin Ramirez
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Easton Baker
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Christopher Lewis
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Jack Morris
It definitely reads more like The Peripheral and/or Spook Country than Neuromancer, which is great for me
Isaac Martinez
Slightly related, wonder how Fight Club 2 ended. I gave up halfway in, such a confusing mess
Adrian Rodriguez
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Julian Lee
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Logan Long
And that's all for now. Rest of the extras are process pages and a preview of Fear and Loathing.
Thanks for joining me, hope that this picks up some more attention
Wyatt Mitchell
Thanks again, I enjoyed it, looking forward to seeing where it goes.
Nathaniel Morris
Neuromancer is my favourite thing he ever did, but that's a bugout genre now and you can't ask someone to stay in one place. Gibson is still doing his best to make unique readings on the same subjects that produced Neuromancer, but he's reevaluated them for the times. I'm still interested in this.
Ryder Cooper
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