Blade Runner: Origins Vol. 2: Scrap (Graphic Novel)

“a series that perfectly captures the spirit of the Blade Runner universe while presenting a unique narrative” – Comic Book Resources

“a must-read for Blade Runner and cyberpunk fans everywhere” – Monkeys Fighting Robots

“continues to flesh out the Blade Runner universe, adding further layers to its protagonist and setting up a new mystery.” – But Why Tho

“Beautifully done … demonstrates with potent skill that Blade Runner 2029 will stand definitively in its own right” – Set The Tape

“Gives Blade Runner an upgrade like no other” – DC Comics News

“The creative team continues their engaging and winning streak of recreating an iconic and well-loved universe” – Gamespace

“Los Angeles in 2009 is proving just as lethal as Deckard’s 2019, and we just can’t get enough of this retro futuristic dystopia” – Sci-Fi Bulletin

“Dagnino’s art has an atmospheric quality that adds a real cinematic feel to the pages” – The Unreality Store

“The Stunning Blade Runner: Origins Vol. 1 Explores Trans Identity” – The Advocate

“a bold and ambitious approach … combining trans identity in the LGBTQ sense with transhumanism.” – AIPT Comics