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High Level #4
High Level #4
Thirteen awakens to find herself in the Sunken Lands, a flood-ravaged realm filthy with the massive bones of genetically engineered super-beasts bred before the Great Disruption. But where’s that child messiah she’s meant to take to High Level? Kidnapped! Now Thirteen must track Minnow through the most dangerous place on Earth: Pleasure Island.
- GenresComics
24 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 15, 2019
7 people want to read
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Rob Sheridan
13 books14 followersrob sheridan is an art director, writer, designer, illustrator, photographer, director, and editor, among other things. he currently resides in the pacific northwest, but is often journeying in an rv with his wife and dog.
he is the writer/creator of high level, an original sci-fi adventure comic book on dc vertigo.
he was the creative director for nine inch nails and trent reznor for 15 years, defining the band's distinct visual identity and creating award winning package designs, stage productions, media campaigns, music videos, and more.
he co-created the extensive dystopian mythology of year zero, an award-winning immersive alternate reality game experience that was picked up by hbo for a miniseries produced by bbc america and bender brown productions.
he was nominated for two grammy awards for special edition album package design for nine inch nails' ghosts and the girl with the dragon tattoo.
he designed visuals, videos, and stage production for the band how to destroy angels, and performed with them in their live shows.
he was creative director at beats music streaming music service, which later became apple music, and is an inventor of multiple apple-owned software patents.
he has the dubious honor of being credited as creating the first meme, the Dancing Baby.
he is currently developing several tba writing and visual projects.
his client list includes: Nine Inch Nails, Trent Reznor, How to Destroy Angels, DC Comics, Beats Music, HBO, BBC America, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, Interscope Records, Universal Music, Capitol Records, Vevo, The Grammys, 42 Entertainment, Cloak and Dagger, Spaceland, Peter Murphy, Puscifer, Phantagram, L7, Zedd, The Black Queen, The New Regime, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club & more.
he is the writer/creator of high level, an original sci-fi adventure comic book on dc vertigo.
he was the creative director for nine inch nails and trent reznor for 15 years, defining the band's distinct visual identity and creating award winning package designs, stage productions, media campaigns, music videos, and more.
he co-created the extensive dystopian mythology of year zero, an award-winning immersive alternate reality game experience that was picked up by hbo for a miniseries produced by bbc america and bender brown productions.
he was nominated for two grammy awards for special edition album package design for nine inch nails' ghosts and the girl with the dragon tattoo.
he designed visuals, videos, and stage production for the band how to destroy angels, and performed with them in their live shows.
he was creative director at beats music streaming music service, which later became apple music, and is an inventor of multiple apple-owned software patents.
he has the dubious honor of being credited as creating the first meme, the Dancing Baby.
he is currently developing several tba writing and visual projects.
his client list includes: Nine Inch Nails, Trent Reznor, How to Destroy Angels, DC Comics, Beats Music, HBO, BBC America, Sony Pictures, Sony Music, Interscope Records, Universal Music, Capitol Records, Vevo, The Grammys, 42 Entertainment, Cloak and Dagger, Spaceland, Peter Murphy, Puscifer, Phantagram, L7, Zedd, The Black Queen, The New Regime, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club & more.
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May 21, 2019
If I didn’t know better I would say that this was the end of the series. It isn’t, but the intensity of this plot and the ensuing wrap up sure made it feel conclusive, if that makes any sense. It was really well done.
Honestly, I had started to waffle on this series, but this issue alone convinced me of all the reasons why I need to keep reading.
Honestly, I had started to waffle on this series, but this issue alone convinced me of all the reasons why I need to keep reading.
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