Jan Philipzig's Reviews > Transmetropolitan, Vol. 2: Lust for Life
Transmetropolitan, Vol. 2: Lust for Life
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bookshelves: activism, civil-rights, comedy, dc, drugs-alcohol, illness-disease, mass-media, politics, pop-culture, punk-goth, religion, sci-fi, sex, work
Aug 20, 2018
bookshelves: activism, civil-rights, comedy, dc, drugs-alcohol, illness-disease, mass-media, politics, pop-culture, punk-goth, religion, sci-fi, sex, work
This second volume delivers some of the most memorable short stories of the series (feat. nanotech consciousness downloads; human culture reservations; people awaking from cryogenic freezing to a hostile future: “Fuck off back to your freezers!�), as Ellis and Robertson are firing on all cylinders. It may not be perfect, but it’s the kind of wild ride that doesn’t have to be. The one thing that actually bothers me is the story’s underlying macho ethos: “How do you know I can’t kill you by staring hard?� Then again, this macho ethos probably allowed the series to succeed in an industry obsessed with superheroes.
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