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  • One of the more interesting comics I’ve been reading via Comixology is Last Days of an Immortal. It deals with a number of alien races that all have different values, ways of communicating, laws and physical forms.

In the distant future, Elijah is a member of the “Philosophical Police,” who must solve conflicts that arise out of ignorance of the Other. Two species are fighting a war with roots in a crime committed centuries ago, and Elijah must solve the crime and bring peace between their species, while also confronting his own immortality in a world where science provides access to eternal life. In a world where death no longer exists, why do so many want to give up on life?

    One of the more interesting comics I’ve been reading via Comixology is Last Days of an Immortal. It deals with a number of alien races that all have different values, ways of communicating, laws and physical forms.

    In the distant future, Elijah is a member of the “Philosophical Police,” who must solve conflicts that arise out of ignorance of the Other. Two species are fighting a war with roots in a crime committed centuries ago, and Elijah must solve the crime and bring peace between their species, while also confronting his own immortality in a world where science provides access to eternal life. In a world where death no longer exists, why do so many want to give up on life?

    • July 16, 2012 (9:11 pm)
    • #comics
    • #comixology
    • #fabien vehlmann
    • #gwen de bonneval