Blade Runner: Origins Vol. 2

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Welcome to the world of Blade Runner 2009 and the birth of the BLADE RUNNER DIVISION. LAPD detective Cal Moreaux has teamed up with an escaped experimental Replicant, who has been to investigate. Now they must run and fight a conspiracy hatched in the very heart of the Tyrell Corporation.

K.Perkins has written extensively for DC Comics on Batwoman, Wonder Woman and Supergirl and has worked with Mike Johnson on The New 52. She has also written for several TV shows. Mellow Brown has written for several TV shows including American Gods and Calls. Mike Johnson is a prolific comic book writer with credits writing Titans, Superman, Batman, Star Trek: Nero and Star Trek: The Official Motion. He is the ongoing writer of the IDW Star Trek series, as well as comic book tie-ins to Fringe, Transformers. Fernando Dagnino is a Spanish penciller, inker and cover artist with over 75 credits to his name. He has worked for Marvel, DC and IDW comics. He has previously worked with Mike Johnson on the IDW Star Trek comic series. His credits include: Infinite Crisis, Earth 2, Star Trek/Green Lantern, Arrow, Justice League, Suicide Squad, Captain America and the Incredible Hulk.

"a series that perfectly captures the spirit of the Blade Runner universe while presenting a unique narrative" - Comic Book Resources "a must-read for Blade Runner and cyberpunk fans everywhere" - Monkeys Fighting Robots "continues to flesh out the Blade Runner universe, adding further layers to its protagonist and setting up a new mystery." - But Why Tho "Beautifully done ... demonstrates with potent skill that Blade Runner 2029 will stand definitively in its own right" - Set The Tape "Gives Blade Runner an upgrade like no other" - DC Comics News "The creative team continues their engaging and winning streak of recreating an iconic and well-loved universe" - Gamespace "Los Angeles in 2009 is proving just as lethal as Deckard's 2019, and we just can't get enough of this retro futuristic dystopia" - Sci-Fi Bulletin "Dagnino's art has an atmospheric quality that adds a real cinematic feel to the pages" - The Unreality Store "The Stunning Blade Runner: Origins Vol. 1 Explores Trans Identity" - The Advocate "a bold and ambitious approach ... combining trans identity in the LGBTQ sense with transhumanism." - AIPT Comics