This Black Mirror-style anthology examines the rapid proliferation of technology, the cultural and political polarization of the country, and the technocrats that have driven us to such extremes of thought that we need to present the present as something...futuristic. Each of the five issues is a stand-alone tale with its own art team
Going into NewThink #1, I had no idea what I was getting into. I didn't know it was an anthology nor that the comic was a one and done read. I came away scratching my head a bit honestly. But, it's a solid read that works great as part of an anthology. Standing on it's own, it's a bit of a tough call. The concept is great but it also didn't quite stick with me. it felt like a good Twilight Zone episode where you're happy you spent the time with it but moved on not long after. Read Full Review
The point of a cautionary tale it to convince people the folly of their ways and to change. Yet New Think #1 instead opts to concede that it's too late to abandon our addition to mobile phones and similar personal technologies. It's a story without conflict, which really doesn't make it much of a story. Read Full Review
I mean, it's a little hard to rate. It's kind of uneventful but, the concept got me thinking. I think it's worthwhile if you like cynical type reads.
Este comic viene de la mano del escritor Gregg Hurwitz y de varios artistas. La casa de comics independiente AWA Studios nos muestra un comic muy al estilo Black Mirror, la cual muestra mucho sobre el uso de la tecnología y el daño que puede llegar a ser para nosotros.
Lo Bueno.
La Historia.
Se puede ver como empezamos desde el inicio del nacimiento de la era computarizada, hasta la era moderna, donde somos mas que dependientes de diferentes herramientas electrónicas como lo son el celular, la Tablet, etc. Algo que se puede explotar a futuro.
Lo Malo.
La forma en como se cuenta la historia. Realmente no es emocionante en ningún sentido, se cuenta algo que ya se sabe desde hace años, pero no da nuev more
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