Originally a series of self-published zines, now collected into a graphic novel. “This powerfully beautiful, sad and scary comic is set in a near future of radical climate change, the end of oil, 24/7 virtual reality and total corporate dominance. In this first installment, a young couple grapples with the confusion of living in a virtual world. He has gruesome flashbacks and hallucinations, while her job as an online erotic dancer puts her in harm’s way when a threatening viewer steals her personal digital info. Alarming, frightening and potent, this comic comes highly recommended.” –John Porcellino

“This felt like an actual horror comic, because it’s about something that’s happening now in our culture—the increasing intersection of digital and ‘real’ life. Estrada taps into the anxiety, and while the series doesn’t feel exactly political, it made me hopeful for the unflinching yet uncynical tone it takes. The cartooning is razor sharp in execution, but humane in tone. Easily my favorite thing I read all year.” –Austin English

Rumour has it that Simon Hanselmann, author of Megg, Mogg and Owl, jacked off to the furry porn scene... Also different people have compared this comic to Black Mirror (in a positive way). I wouldn't know ('cus I haven't seen it) but if you like that show, maybe you will like this too. 

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📖 250 pp. 🖨 OFFSET 
📏 15 x 20 cm. / 6 x 8 in. 
💬 ENGLISH

ARTIST ★ INÉS ESTRADA (MEXICO)
★ PUBLISHED BY FANTAGRAPHICS IN THE USA, 2019