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Prophet, Volume 1: Remission (Prophet #1)

Brandon Graham

Paperback | Pages: 136 pages

Rating: 3.88 | 3199 Users | 308 Reviews

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Title	:	Prophet, Volume 1: Remission (Prophet #1)
Author	:	Brandon Graham
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	large print
Pages	:	Pages: 136 pages
Published	:	August 15th 2012 by Image Comics
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Science Fiction

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Here is the chronology of thoughts as I read this. NOTE: this is FULL so SPOILERS. Also, I knew nothing about the original when I read this:

Whoa, AMAZING gorgeous art!
OMG, I love the worlds!
The creatures, the creatures, the CREATURES!
Oh wow, a city of jelly? Awesome! But...ew.
Damn, where are the women? Even the creatures are male-ish.
Who is this John Prophet dude?
Why's he a cannibal?
Ew.
Stop eating, please. I hate looking at you do it.
Ok, I want more narrative. What's...who...tell me, story. Tell me something I understand.
Oh, look at that. The colors.
Nice splash page! I'm loving the detail.
Ok, this is a new story now.
I don't like it. It's cold and in space.
What the hell is going on?
Ew.
John?
Is that a woman?
Man, I can't tell and I don't care. She seems like a dude.
Ok, she's dead now anyway.
Ew.
What the hell is going on??
Ok, this is the last story...
WTF just happened? I can't even FOLLOW that.
*Nnedi closes book and stares off into space*

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Original Title:	Remission (Prophet, #1)
ISBN:	1607066114 (ISBN13: 9781607066118)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Prophet #1
Literary Awards:	Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards Nominee for Best Continuing
Series:	(2013)

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Ratings: 3.88 From 3199 Users | 308 Reviews

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Volume 1 starting at issue #21? WTF? Ok, I'm aware now that this is actually a reboot and, guess what, it's pretty damn good. Plus, I loved the art.In a very distant future when humanity has reached the vastness of the cosmos, John Prophet awakes from cryosleep to fulfill one mission: restart the Earth empire.I really feel like I need to stop now and start with the original ones. I hope that makes sense at all.

A Master Class in World-building - even if that World is EarthGreat tale by Brandon Graham, who breaks all the rules when it comes to what can and can't happen in Science Fiction.The titular hero wakes up to a very different, and very hostile earth - and then nothing follows the rules the way a standard graphic novel should.Check it out - great tale, and great start of a new series!

Would you be interested in the drug-induced hallucinations experienced by Conan the Barbarian? If so, this trippy sci-fi adventure might be for you.In the distant future, John Prophet awakes from cryosleep to a vastly changed Earth populated by bizarre, menacing, alien creatures. A mysterious voice in his head guides him to a city that is actually the slowly rotting copse of an organismic space ship. Here he learns about his mission: to climb the towers of Thauilu Vah and awaken the Earth

The most imaginative science fiction of today, hopefully a taste of the future of the genre in this decade, the art is fantastic but not perfect, nor is the wisp-thin story without fault, but the world-building is the main attractionit's among my favorite fictional settings.

COSMIC JOURNEY WEIRDNESS. Recommended for consciousnesses only loosely affiliated with the space-time continuum.

This fantastically weird and pulpy sci-fi is also a reinvention of a character Rob Liefield created in the 90s - a time typified by immense, impractical weaponry, physically impossible (visionary??) anatomy, and vests lined with tiny pouches that contained who knew what - well, I knew what - something awesome (though tiny). This collection's charm is being overwhelmed with page after page of bizarre images and creativity and only gradually being clued in to the plot, which, whenever it threatens

3.5 stars rounded down for not knowing wtf was going on. This book was weird. It's one if those books that hits the floor running. This is volume one yet in the back it says issue 21-26. So I need to look into this because pretty much nothing made sense to me. The artwork is s bit rough, but the ideas drawn are great and it seems to work. I was intrigued by this futuristic coloristic story and there are some unique and very cool ideas going on here so after I've done more research I'll be