I don’t normally use my blog to plug titles that I’m fond of, but if you have a comic book that deals with the ethics of creating weapons of war for personal gain…
…the moral dilemmas that come with creating sentient artificial intelligences…
…and anti-technology terrorists making bomb threats and discussing the danger of giving robots free will…
…and this comic book is not only aimed at children but also based on a 25-year-old video game, then you know you have something special and worth reading.
Seriously, go out and pick up a copy of the new Mega Man series by Archie Comic Publications. It’s the first title I’ve seen in a long time where the writer is as just as much of a fan of the characters as the readers are.
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