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. In this issue, a woman tells a story so simple that even children can understand it. Too bad the adults can't seem to get the message
Straight-ahead educational comics dont find their way into comic shops all that often, but the medium DOES have its advantages. At its best, the fifth issue of NewThink achieves the kind of extreme cleverness made by Larry Gonicks cartoon histories or Scott McClouds Understanding Comics. When it falls flat, though, it feels sort of hopeless and dark. Read Full Review
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