Singularity 7 by Ben Templesmith

Singularity 7 #4

by Ben Templesmith

Part 4 of 4: With the Earth laid waste by an assault from microscopic nanites, humanity hides in underground cities. But those cities are being destroyed by the 'Gosiodo' machine beings engineered to convert the remnants of humanity to the will of the nanites. It's up to seven men and women, seemingly immune to the nanotechnology, to fight back before there's nothing left to fight for. A stunning new series written and drawn by Ben Templesmith.

Genres: Graphic Novels

Paperback

About the author

Illustrator and writer of graphic novels / comics.
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Photograph of author by Peow Yeong: October 16 2011 at the 2011 New York Comic Convention in Manhattan.

Reviews

[F. P.]

This last installment was a bizarre read (as usual with this series), but also a harsh one. And the twisting of the story was neat.

The art inside got better as the series went on, maybe because the story grew more complex so there was more content to draw the art from.

In summary, this whole Singularity 7 series was an interesting, good read to me.

[Raymond St. Paul]

Waste

What did I just waste my money to read?! Is there an actual plot? Not that I could tell! Is there a resolution that isn't anticlimactic? I certainly hoping for more but doesn't seem that way to me of anything satisfying. Do I recommend getting 1-4 of this comic NOPE DON'T RECOMMEND IT!

[Steven]

All wrapped up neatly in a horrible, bleak, nihilistic package that leaves one feeling horrified and empty.