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title: "Blade Runner 2019: Vol. 1: Los Angeles (Graphic Novel)"
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# Blade Runner 2019: Vol. 1: Los Angeles (Graphic Novel)

**Brand:** michael greenandres guinaldo
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- **What is this?** Blade Runner 2019: Vol. 1: Los Angeles (Graphic Novel) by michael greenandres guinaldo
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Blade Runner 2019 Vol. 1

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## Customer Reviews

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    Deckard Is Not a Replicant and “Blade Runner 2019” Is Not Well-Written
  

*by T***G on Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2019*

Harrison Ford allegedly complained that in the original “Blade Runner” script his character, Deckard, was a detective that doesn’t detect. If we are to believe the now legendary origins of “Blade Runner” and the gossip of its cast, crew, and sycophants, what resulted is the addition of scenes like Deckard discovering photos in the replicant Leon’s hotel room, which led to more clues that propelled the plot.The original “Blade Runner” (1982) and its slightly sturdier sequel “Blade Runner 2049” (2017) are glorious cinematic achievements that, despite occasional flaws and persistent exposition, transcend the sum of less-than-perfect parts through “mise-en-scène.”From the films he has written or doctored (“Blade Runner 2049” and “Logan” among them), Michael Green clearly believes that a child at the center of a dilemma is required to elicit sympathy in today’s audiences. The insertion of this crutch into “Blade Runner 2019” is absurd and insulting enough, but Green’s dismissal of the most basic rules and simple pleasures of a detective story – and the legends of the “Blade Runner” property itself – is inexcusable. Per S.S. Van Dine’s “Twenty Rules for Writing Detective Stories”: “a detective is not a detective unless he/she detects.”Michael Green must know that the medium of sequential art has no way to “influence the verisimilitude or believability…in the eyes of its” readers like the power of cinema; yet, “Blade Runner 2019,” a “tech noir” detective story, lazily jumps from set piece to set piece with only monologuing exposition to connect-the-dots.Far be it for me to critique Green or pretend to have anything more than rookie knowledge of navigating the groupthink minefield of creating by committee on a Hollywood property; but, it seems to me that second only to a third-person novel, if any medium could afford an Oscar-nominated writer the opportunity to let a story unfold at its own pace with the details to allow the “reader…equal opportunity with the detective [to solve] the mystery,” it's graphic storytelling.Not only does Green fail to deliver a satisfying detective story, his characters are inconsistent, his plotting contrived, and his dialogue is weak. Sadly, the exceptional artwork and layouts cannot compensate for Green’s total failure to script what amounts to nothing less than a calculated fanboy/girl cash grab.

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    THIS needs to be a Streaming Series!  Really!
  

*by K***7 on Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2020*

There is something about the original Blade Runner film that I just love.  I can't quite put my finger on what that is, but I want more of it.There have been a few attempts at bringing "more".  Jeter wrote three continuation novels that were more like the film than Dick's original story, but they were so-so (I haven't read the third one).  Then, the sequel film came out, and it gave us something interesting and something new, but the film is so damn slow that nobody cares.  There have been a few other attempts--a computer game, Marvel's adaptation of the first film, a graphic novel adaptation of the original book, word for word.But, nothing, so far--in my opinion--has scratched that particular itch that the Ridley Scott film has left on me.Until now.This comic is fantastic.  It's got that feel!  It gives me "Blade Runner", and it gives me something new.I am so impressed with the story.  It's addicting.  I can imagine it as a motion picture or, better yet, as a streaming series on Prime or Netflix.  This is what I want to see.  The main character is definitely no Rick Deckard, but she's interesting in her own right.Great story.  Great main character.  Great visuals (with blinding lens flares).I want more!

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    Forget the novels of the 80s/90s, this is the truest continuation of the world of Blade Runner
  

*by J***Z on Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2020*

2019 was the setting for the original Blade Runner.Published to coincide with this inceptive anniversary date, Titan Books' Blade Runner 2019 is a the timely mid-quel between Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049.In the past few years Titan has really made a name for themselves as a comics publisher. Various Doctor Who projects, Blacklist, Penny Dreadful, Pacific Rim and original titles have shown mastery of writing and modern visual sequential art storytelling.2019 is by far the most fulfilling. It tells a story parallel to Deckard's, introducing us to a new master blade runner and new replicant issues. It expands and compliments on the world of the films.At least in the northeast corner of the United States, the individual issues we're almost impossible to find. This collection conveniently remedies that problem. Vol 1 collects the first half of the masterfully drawn story and leaves it's audience heady with anticipation for vol 2.2020 may be hell, it can successfully be argued. But this sidestep into a dystopian alternate 2019 provides welcome respite.Ridley did it first.Villeneuve did it best.2019 comes by it honestly.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Blade Runner 2019 Volume 1
- Blade Runner 2019: Off World (Blade Runner Collection Volume 2)
- Blade Runner 2019 Vol 3: Home Again, Home Again

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