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Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus #1-4
Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus Volume 1
Introducing the first of three of a series of new Blade Runner mini-series, exploring and expanding the universe of Blade Runner with a brand new world.
Sickened by the seemingly never-ending war on the far-off planet of Kathanlia, a squad of 12 Nexus 6 Combat Replicants led by their human NCO, go AWOL in an attempt to escape and live out their days in peace, preferably on some sun kissed outer world colony. To finance their dream, they plan to rob a corrupt Tyrell syndicate Executive and erase their records before disappearing. Learning of their desertion and theft, the CEO sends out team of Corporate Blade Runners to retire them all with extreme prejudice.
Now to earn their retirement, they’re going to have to fight for it…
Collects Blade Tokyo Nexus #1-4
Sickened by the seemingly never-ending war on the far-off planet of Kathanlia, a squad of 12 Nexus 6 Combat Replicants led by their human NCO, go AWOL in an attempt to escape and live out their days in peace, preferably on some sun kissed outer world colony. To finance their dream, they plan to rob a corrupt Tyrell syndicate Executive and erase their records before disappearing. Learning of their desertion and theft, the CEO sends out team of Corporate Blade Runners to retire them all with extreme prejudice.
Now to earn their retirement, they’re going to have to fight for it…
Collects Blade Tokyo Nexus #1-4
116 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 18, 2025
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About the author
Kianna Shore
6 books2 followersKianna Shore is a Korean American adoptee and writer based in Japan. She studied at Boston University’s School of Global Studies and received her masters from UCLA’s MFA Screenwriting program. Kianna is the author of the upcoming comic series Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus, published by Titan Comics. An innovative storyteller, she weaves impactful and engaging stories to create immersive experiences and build connections between people. Kianna is represented by Zabé Ellor at JD Literary Agency for publishing and by Kate Hart at Anonymous Content for film and TV.
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August 27, 2025
very on point and easy to catch up on.
August 13, 2025
Thank you to Titan Books and NetGalley for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
A Bladerunner story, set on a new home planet. The art was gorgeous, the panels were well done, and the world was brilliantly realised. I also enjoyed all the little extras at the end. I just found I wasn't terribly interested in the story, which unfortunately has dragged down my overall score.
A Bladerunner story, set on a new home planet. The art was gorgeous, the panels were well done, and the world was brilliantly realised. I also enjoyed all the little extras at the end. I just found I wasn't terribly interested in the story, which unfortunately has dragged down my overall score.
May 13, 2025
Some of the most stunning art in the Titan Comics Blade Runner series.
As for its plot, while it is a little interesting some of it can be confusing and not be clearly communicated while also somehow losing a sense of subtlety that the franchise should have.
Additionally some of the art direction causes a few panels to stand out as really confusing and difficult to understand, but in spite of its flaws I still really liked this one.
As for its plot, while it is a little interesting some of it can be confusing and not be clearly communicated while also somehow losing a sense of subtlety that the franchise should have.
Additionally some of the art direction causes a few panels to stand out as really confusing and difficult to understand, but in spite of its flaws I still really liked this one.
March 30, 2025
TITAN has done such a great job with the Blade Runner franchise. I've loved most of the universe and characters they've created. Catch up, people! This book however is a bit of a retred: PI and partner trying to figure out what The Tyrell Corporation is doing and oh! One of them is a replicant! So of course they can't be trusted. The art however is loverly.
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