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Black Science, Volume 2: Welcome, Nowhere
Black Science, Volume 2: Welcome, Nowhere | Rick Remender
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"Readers and comics fans who prefer their sci-fi full of weird creatures, complicated world building, lots of action, and protagonists with heart will find plenty to like in this series. Hand to fans of Brian K. Vaughan's "Saga" (2012) or Jonathan Hickman's "Manhattan Projects" (2012)." -"Booklist" In this second volume of the hit series, the Anarchist League of Scientists dives further into the Onion construct of reality than ever before, jumping wildly through worlds of wonder, fantastic beauty, and cosmic horrors. Beset on dangers from without and within, the team must learn to be a family if they're ever to survive and find their way home again.
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JLaurenceCohen
Black Science Vol. 2 | Rick Remender
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At the heart of Black Science's pulp sci-fi rollercoaster ride from planet to planet is the story of a dysfunctional family. Will Grant redeem himself as a father or will his family be torn apart by his obsession with forbidden knowledge?

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TracyReadsBooks
Black Science Vol. 2 | Rick Remender
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This is some seriously tripy, out-of-this world fun in which science & magic collide with the fate of the Eververse (that‘s ALL the universes) at stake. Hubris, love, betrayal, hope, revenge & more power a cast of characters who are desperately trying to see their way back to a better future with, thus far, little luck. The artwork is fantastic, Remender‘s writing top notch & this comic is pulp science fiction at its best. Definitely a fun read.

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TracyReadsBooks
Black Science Vol. 2 | Rick Remender
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I have one more book in my formerly large stack of new to the library books to preview but before I get to it, I‘m going to read the tagged comic. It‘s a grey, rainy day outside—a weird thing to write since it is more typically a cold, snowy day for us at this time of year—so I‘m going to spend some time off planet with Black Science.