Stone Moon Demon
Rise of the Machine Beast
de Brice Frillici
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Acerca del libro
As the scourge of the AI werewolves deepens, humanity begins to fracture further, and new, perplexing questions arise. Once bonded by common goals and beliefs, communities are torn apart by fear and mistrust. Governments and organizations grapple with a situation that defies all conventional understanding, seeking solutions to a problem that seems unsolvable. Amid this chaos, scientists, historians, and explorers uncover a shocking truth: the connection between the werewolves and an ancient dragon bloodline. This mythical link could be vital in understanding the creatures' existence and uncontrollable nature. This revelation sends them on a perilous journey through time and space, unraveling a tapestry of legends, rituals, and secrets.
Bonus: The album features Pietro Straccia from the band Elettrodomestico.
And Randy Fromme on Cello.
Características y detalles
- Categoría principal: Libros de arte y fotografía
- Categorías adicionales Cómic y novela gráfica
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Características: Carta de EE. UU., 22×28 cm
N.º de páginas: 240 - Fecha de publicación: oct. 26, 2023
- Idioma English
- Palabras clave werewolf, mythical, fantasy, AI, uncanny
Acerca del creador
The Music, Artwork & Special Effects of Sekdek compile a giant body of cross-genre multimedia content. Drawing inspiration from art history, cult films, controversial artists/musicians, and the ineffable quality of infinity and beyond. The work ranges from abstract frenetic fractured-together avant-garde graphic novel multiverses of illustrations to underground surrealist, expressionist, subversive, fantastical, phantasmagoric photography to doom noise opera to pop to experimental etc. “All washed in psychedelia, Brice Frillici's San Franciscan west-coast jams teeter the border between pop music and b-movie soundtracks” - NPR “Big hug” - Sir Olivier de Sagazan “Sekdek is the Cindy Sherman of mud” - Dan Mayer “Fantastic and a little bit gory” - High Fructose Magazine "SEKDEK are like GWAR groupies" - Rooney Van Halen