Children of Light
In the far reaches of the Andromeda Galaxy, a supernova obliterates the homeworld of the Zors, an advanced alien race. But the Zors knew this particular apocalypse was coming. To escape destruction, they built a world-sized spaceship run by an omniscient supercomputer. They search for a new home, bu...
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| Format: | Books Print Book Comic & Graphic Novel |
| Language: | English French |
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New York, NY :
New York Review Comics,
[2026]
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| Summary: | In the far reaches of the Andromeda Galaxy, a supernova obliterates the homeworld of the Zors, an advanced alien race. But the Zors knew this particular apocalypse was coming. To escape destruction, they built a world-sized spaceship run by an omniscient supercomputer. They search for a new home, but the odds are bleak. Aboard the ship, major unrest amongst the crew and passengers endangers the mission of survival. Outside in the cold of space, the enemies of the Zors gather to destroy them. Watching over the Zors are the Beings of Light, mysterious godlike creatures able to intervene in the affairs of others. But will they be able to save the Zors? -- |
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| Item Description: | Written and drawn in two volumes by Belgian cartoonist Jean Pleyers in the early 1980s. -- Publisher's website This new edition features an interview with Pleyers conducted by Tom Oldham of Breakdown Press, which sheds light on the creation of this wholly original work. -- Publisher's website. |
| Physical Description: | 112 pages : chiefly color illustrations : 28 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781681379845 1681379848 |
| Author Notes: | Luke Burns is a writer based in New York City whose work has been published in The New Yorker , McSweeney's Internet Tendency , and New York Magazine . He teaches sketch and humor writing and co-authors a weekly newsletter, "A Newsletter of Humorous Writing." He translated Pierre La Police's Masters of the Nefarious for New York Review Comics. Tom Oldham is one of the cofounders of the London-based comics publisher Breakdown Press. |
