Blade Runner: Origins #2
| Writer | K. Perkins, Mike Johnson, Mellow Brown |
| Artist | Fernando Dagnino |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Enter the world of Blade Runner: 2009 and Discover the untold origins of the Blade Runners!
A Tyrell Corporation scientist is DEAD - the victim of an apparent suicide.
But when LAPD Detective Cal is called in to investigate, he uncovers secret documents revealing a new kind of replicant and a conspiracy that could change the world.
FEATURES AN ALL-STAR CREATIVE TEAM including K. PERKINS (Supergirl), MELLOW BROWN (American Gods) plus Titan's bestselling Blade Runner 2019 co-writer MIKE JOHNSON.
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DC Comics News - Carl Bryan
Apr 02, 2021We get to really see the seeds of what the Tyrell Corp puts into play. Replicants….are they more human than we are? We will find out. What about those original Replicants from the Ridley Scott movie? Are we going to see them? So much material to work with as the dots are being connected. Buy this book!!! Read Full Review
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9.0
Nerdly - Dean Fuller
Mar 31, 2021This book is starting to overtake the main Blade Runner book it spun out of, it's that good. Highly recommended for all humans and Replicants alike. Read Full Review
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8.5
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Mar 24, 2021BLADE RUNNER ORIGINS #2, available from Titan Comics on March 24th, 2021, keeps the artwork high and turns the excellent writing up a little higher. But for the slightly jarring gap between the end of the first issue to the start of this one, this would be a near-perfect issue. Read Full Review
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7.0
Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson
Mar 29, 2021Detective Moreaux' journey through the underworlds of 2009 feels VERY familiar, especially since I recently watched the original film, but it's not a bad book at all. Read Full Review
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7.5
The second issue gives the series an even more interesting direction. Replicants begin to play an increasingly important role in events, and the secrets of the Tyrell Corporation are also of great importance. The plot lines run parallel, but they start to come together, which makes the story really addictive. It's very nice to re-enter the world of Blade Runner, especially if the creators are doing such a good job as in the case of this comic particular series.
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7.0
This is another hardcore noir story, which is fine, but I'd like to see another type of story set in the Blade runner universe if we're going to have multiple Blade Runner titles running at the same time.
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