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Blade Runner 2029: The Complete Series Omnibus
An in-canon comic series set in the world of Blade Runner – co-written by Michael Green, the co-screenwriter of Blade Runner 2049.
Blade Runner and detective Aahna “Ash” Ashina continues her journey from the crime-ridden streets of Los Angeles to the promised land of the Off-World Colonies and back home again as she uncovers a terrible secret and a desperate conspiracy that forces her to confront her own hatred for Replicants – the synthetic humans that she hunts with such a vengeance!
Collects Blade Runner 2029 Volume 1: Reunion; Blade Runner 2029 Volume 2: Echoes; Blade Runner 2029 Volume 3: Redemption.
Blade Runner and detective Aahna “Ash” Ashina continues her journey from the crime-ridden streets of Los Angeles to the promised land of the Off-World Colonies and back home again as she uncovers a terrible secret and a desperate conspiracy that forces her to confront her own hatred for Replicants – the synthetic humans that she hunts with such a vengeance!
Collects Blade Runner 2029 Volume 1: Reunion; Blade Runner 2029 Volume 2: Echoes; Blade Runner 2029 Volume 3: Redemption.
336 pages, Hardcover
First published October 21, 2025
About the author
Mike Johnson
620 books56 followersLibrarian Note: There is more than one author by this name in the Goodreads database.
Mike Johnson is a comic book writer.
An almost lifelong Trekkie, he has scripted more Star Trek comic books than anyone else to date.
Mike Johnson is a comic book writer.
An almost lifelong Trekkie, he has scripted more Star Trek comic books than anyone else to date.
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October 25, 2025
Great art that really brings out the style and feel of the films. Really enjoyed the style of writing but it felt like the story waned to be really big and high stakes and then just sort of ends small. Which I guess the movies love to do, quiet persona conflict at the end, but what draws the main characters together feels a little thin for the resolution.
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