Next Exit
Next Exit by Christy Lijewski, published by Slave Labor Books on July 11, 2006, is a graphic novel that immerses readers in the unique world of Alkaline, where humans are the minority and memories take on a life of their own. This edition spans 168 pages and presents a narrative that explores the delicate balance of reality, as two young adventurers, Markesh and Retrab, seek an escape from their challenging existence. Their journey is fraught with danger, as they navigate a landscape filled with government threats, serial killers, and their own haunting pasts.
Readers will find a blend of humor and fantasy as the story unfolds, showcasing the challenges faced by the protagonists in their quest for freedom. The book collects Issues 1-7 and includes bonus materials such as a sketchbook and illustrations, enriching the overall experience. With themes of adventure and the struggle against oppressive forces, Next Exit offers a captivating glimpse into a world where reality can be manipulated, making it a notable addition to the genres of comics and graphic novels.
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- Welcome to Alkaline, a world where humans are the minority and fragments of memory come to life. Here reality is a whim that can be bent to one’s will. Those who can manipulate reality are governed by those who can not and existence is held in a tenuous balance. Join Markesh and Retrab, two young adventurers who may have found the only means to escape from this reality– An Exit map leading to an ancient gateway said to release one from the bounds of Alkaline. But escape is never easy and countless obstacles stand in their way. Hunted by the government, attacked by serial killers and haunted by their own pasts, they may have found an Exit but getting out alive is going to be a lot harder than they ever imagined possible. Collects Issues 1-7. Includes bonus sketchbook materials, illustrations and side story after the story.
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