Story: Nick Spencer
Art: Ron Salas and Joe Eisma
Colorist: Frank Bravo
Letters: Johnny Lowe
Colorist: Frank Bravo
Letters: Johnny Lowe
Publisher: Image
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What’s it about?
Existence 2.0/3.0 is a collection
of 2 mini series, written by Nick Spencer for Shadowline comics. It’s a mind bending
modern day sci-fi rom.
Sylvester Baladine is a scientist
with no moral compass who (on the first page of the story) finds himself on the
wrong side of a sword (for those of you at home who aren’t sure, that means
that the pointy end made him go ouchy), before he has a chance to die however,
Sylvester gets to test his new invention. With the push of a button Sylvester’s
consciousness swaps with his killer’s consciousness… or did it?
Sylvester (now
in Marko’s body) is on a quest to find who hired Marko to kill himself. It’s an intense thrill ride. I don’t want to ruin the midway twist but
3.0’s protagonist is a female hero that wouldn’t be out of place in Spencer's other book, Morning Glories.
