Book description
Night Hunters is a pulsing cyberpunk classic that tells the tale of two brothers who have to navigate the futuristic dystopian world of Venezuela, 100 years in the future.
How far would you go for your family? Would you enlist in a corrupt police department and slowly sell your body-parts…
Why read it?
1 author picked Night Hunters as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Before a Friday night drink, turn on some heavy metal (or hard rock) and decide if you want to, “Become a cop or die.”
This indie sci-fi graphic novel has style with thought-provoking themes that will make you wonder about our lives in the near future.
The monochromatic color palette is not only stylistically cool but it frames emotion perfectly well. I loved the raw indie art by Ziritt, feels like a classic tattoo artist took his inks and drew inside comic panels. He frames a lot of statuesque and memorable moments with his violent, dystopian characters.
As an…
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