Fran of the Floods
Fran of the Floods by Alan Davidson, published by Rebellion in 2019, is a science fiction comic that explores themes of ecological disaster and survival. This edition, comprising 106 pages, presents a narrative set against the backdrop of climate change, where rising temperatures lead to the melting of ice caps and relentless rainfall. The story follows Fran Scott, a young resident of Hazelford, who initially finds the flooding amusing until the reality of her situation becomes dire as her town begins to submerge.
Readers will find a gripping tale of survival as Fran embarks on a journey to find her sister June in Scotland after losing her parents amidst the chaos. The narrative delves into the challenges she faces, including disease, wild animals, and the threat of marauding gangs, all while encountering the eccentric self-proclaimed King of Glasgow. This edition captures the essence of fantasy and science fiction within the comic genre, offering a unique perspective on the consequences of environmental change.
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Due to increased climate change, the sun starts to melt the ice caps and evaporates the world’s oceans, causing an onslaught of never ending rain. At first young Hazelford resident, Fran Scott, finds the whole thing amusing, but as the town begins to disappear underwater, the desperation of her predicament becomes all too clear.
After losing her parents in the chaos, Fran decides to seek out her sister June, who recently moved to Scotland. But as the situation gets worse and society begins to crumble around her, Fran must overcome a vast array of dangers, including disease, wild animals, marauding gangs of vicious thugs and most bizarre of all, the self-proclaimed King of Glasgow!
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