Blade Runner 2019 Vol 1 B&W Art Edition

Description

This collection of Andres Guinaldo's artwork, previously unpublished in this form, includes never-before-seen layouts, roughs, thumbnails, sketches and cover roughs, giving a unique glimpse into the process of the artist. The collection also includes an interview between Andres and the writers Michael Green (co-screenplay writer of Blade Runner 2049, Logan and Murder on the Orient Express) and Mike Johnson (New York Times-bestseling writer of Star Trek, Transformers, Superman/Batman and Picard). The first original comic series set in the iconic neo-noir world of Blade Runner! Detective Ash is a veteran Blade Runner, set on the trail of a kidnapped child in the streets of Los Angeles, 2019 - but as the bodies mount and Replicants crawl from the shadows, Ash's own secrets come under fire! From writer Michael Green (screenwriter for Blade Runner 2049) and Mike Johnson (Star Trek), and illustrated by Andres Guinaldo (Justice League Dark, Captain America)!

Andres Guinaldo, comic book artist, worked on Pistolfist for Bluewater and Drive-in for Avatar. Mike Johnson is a prolific comic writer, his recent work include scenarios for Superman Batman series and Star Trek: Countdown and Star Trek: Nero. Michael Green is writer and producer on numerous popular television shows including Heroes and Smallville, and co-wrote a popular run on SUPERMAN/BATMAN.

"Builds upon what has come before and presents a new anti-hero for fans and readers to enjoy, appreciate and cheer on. The extra goodies that come in this Artists Edition are a treat as well ... the sort of book any dedicated comics reader, sci-fi lover or Blade Runner fan must have in their shelves. 5/5" - Pop Cult HQ "Gorgeous" - BORG.com "An inherently fascinating read from cover to cover...a 'must' for all dedicated Blade Runner fans and will leave its fully entertaining readers looking eagerly towards the second volume in this outstanding science fiction volume series from the team of Michael Green, Michael Johnson, and Andres Guinaldo." -Midwest Book Review