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Thumbs #1
Thumbs #1
Imagine someone like, say, Mark Zuckerberg created his own army of tech-obsessed teens and directed them to take on the government. What would the fallout be? Charley “Thumbs” Fellows is a member of just such an army. Poor and raised by the influential MOM™ app, he finds himself in the center of a war. The Social Network meets Blade Runner in this big event book from the team that brought you the hit series THE FEW!
57 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 5, 2019
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June 12, 2019
Enjoyed the first issue and got the Ready Player One vibes from it.
July 26, 2019
I quite liked this.
No, it isn't the most original story or idea, but it does little interesting things that make me want to keep reading.
No, it isn't the most original story or idea, but it does little interesting things that make me want to keep reading.
January 7, 2020
I picked up this comic because I thought the cover looked cool. The artwork was unique and added to the sci fi / dystopian themes. The plot wasn’t original and some of the dialogue was cheesy. Since it’s only 5 issues I’m going to read the rest. This issue ended in a cliffhanger and I really want to know what’s going to happen next.
August 8, 2019
I saw this at a local comic store with an endorsement from the owner and decided to get it. I enjoyed the first issue and then got the other two. It’s very sci-fi, dystopian and yet quite relevant to how technology is taking over our society.
June 22, 2019
The art has its own charm and appeal that meshes well with the story. I like that it’s not overly realistic since the story is so very sci-fi.
The story, unfortunately, reads like something that I’ve read before, but in a generic way. To me, it felt like the Matrix meets Ready Player One.
I have a two issue policy that I try to go by, so it has one more issue to improve before I decide on rather or not to drop the title.
The story, unfortunately, reads like something that I’ve read before, but in a generic way. To me, it felt like the Matrix meets Ready Player One.
I have a two issue policy that I try to go by, so it has one more issue to improve before I decide on rather or not to drop the title.
May 24, 2020
A child army is formed by AI.
A black and red color palette. A dystopian future where a billionaire forms a child army ,raised and led by holograms.
A black and red color palette. A dystopian future where a billionaire forms a child army ,raised and led by holograms.
March 2, 2021
Pretty scattered but the visual elements are really compelling.
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