Rush: 2112

by Rush.

Genres: Music, Graphic Novels

40 pages, Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 2012

Reviews

[Fadli Surya · Rating 4 out of 5]

An elegantly tribute to the song and also Ayn Rand's Anthem. It thrive with the cohesiveness of the song and the fantastical writing. Also its anti-climax ending worth be taken as strong piece of hint of what-not of this individualism journey of freedom

[Benjamin · Rating 4 out of 5]

For a long time I was not a fan of Rush,I didn't like Geddy Lee's voice,but people kept telling me how great a band it was. So I actually started listening to the lyrics on some of their songs and started to like them. The bulk of the story is the A side title track to Rush's 2112 album. Most of the dialogue comes from the lyrics, but some things come from the album linear notes and the introduction, which gives the background, seems to be original to the comic as far as I can tell. It is about a dystopia,where music is banned. The rest is taken up by the B side songs from the album which take up 1-2 pages each. It is best to listen to the songs while reading.

[Corbin Navarrete · Rating 5 out of 5]

It is about a world where they ban all music. It is a Rock-opera. It is one of my favorite albums of all time and they made a graphic novel of it which makes it even cooler that it is visual. It obviously has some inspiration from the book Anthem.