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Blitmap
BLITMAP #1
A thrilling new sci-fi series set in a breathtaking solarpunk metropolis! Set in the digital world of BLITMAP!
Under the shadow of an ancient cataclysm, Blitnauts and Logos factions battle for power, while The Static’s elusive realm entraps and corrupts all who submit to its mystifying call.
Under the shadow of an ancient cataclysm, Blitnauts and Logos factions battle for power, while The Static’s elusive realm entraps and corrupts all who submit to its mystifying call.
33 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 15, 2023
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December 18, 2023Update: the Blitmap “company” definitely has made NFTs of the characters and supports NFTs in general. Below it’s my review before knowing that and I think I won’t delete it just so if anyone researches this comic on Goodreads they can find this information. In short, this comic is a friendly-packaged scheme to sell NFTs. Don’t buy it or support it.
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I read it because my girlfriend got it for free and I have to start reading graphic novels if I want to get my Reading Goal done. I thought this comic was really cool, I loved the colours and the character design, although I do wish the world was a bit more explained from the get-go and the placement of the speech bubbles were sometimes confusing. All stupid elements to an overall quite cool comic. Still, I’ve decided not to rate it because I’m a bit confused as to whether this is all a scheme to promote NFTs. I think the fact that the IP is open and all covers are different is a very interesting feature, but it does support that previous theory. So, overall, and even though I didn’t really plan to buy more of them, I do feel really inspired by the art and characters but wouldn’t outright recommend it since I feel there’s something sketchy about the whole thing. I believe in a solarpunk future where NFTs and AI-generated “art” doesn’t exist, thank you very much.
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I read it because my girlfriend got it for free and I have to start reading graphic novels if I want to get my Reading Goal done. I thought this comic was really cool, I loved the colours and the character design, although I do wish the world was a bit more explained from the get-go and the placement of the speech bubbles were sometimes confusing. All stupid elements to an overall quite cool comic. Still, I’ve decided not to rate it because I’m a bit confused as to whether this is all a scheme to promote NFTs. I think the fact that the IP is open and all covers are different is a very interesting feature, but it does support that previous theory. So, overall, and even though I didn’t really plan to buy more of them, I do feel really inspired by the art and characters but wouldn’t outright recommend it since I feel there’s something sketchy about the whole thing. I believe in a solarpunk future where NFTs and AI-generated “art” doesn’t exist, thank you very much.
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