Michael Green (11)

This book sis excellent primer what happens when people build on the existing fiction - when they do not try to retell the same story over and over again but create original characters and events.

Our main protagonist is anti-hero, Blade Runner Ash. We follow her as she hunts down the replicants and takes them out in a very gruesome way (she has almost sadistic tendencies towards replicants). And then she gets offered the job to find wife and daughter of one of the corporate giants. What starts as the simple investigation soon becomes fight for life and death and it is not only Ash's life that will hang in balance.

Art is truly beautiful, everything from the interiors, exteriors and characters - pure joy for the eyes.

Highly recommended to all fans of cyberpunk and gritty noir SF stories.… (more)

Ash finds out that world is too small when one is chased by the mighty and rich, even when one tries to hide in the deep space colonies. Faced by hunters from Earth and replicant guerilla fighting against the colonists Ash will have to make a decision - keep on running or turn and face the chasers.

Excellent book, art is again breathtaking - artist managed to create the atmosphere of the space pioneers, miners stations vulnerable to pirate attacks and deep space havens for the rich.

Highly recommended to fans of SF and cyberpunk.… (more)

Second story arc starts explosively with Ash's failed arrest attempt 10 years earlier - replicant successfully escapes and Ash is left intentionally as a witness of his escape.

Back in the time of the story Ash starts to follow very disturbing religious cult of replicants - as is case with majority of cults main prize here is immortality. But what are the true goals of the mysterious cult leader?

Art is standardly excellent.

Highly recommended to fans of cyberpunk and SF.

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