Dandelion by Sabir Pirzada, Martín Morazzo, Vanesa Del Rey
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- Dandelion
- Sabir Pirzada, Martín Morazzo, Vanesa Del Rey
- Page: 128
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- ISBN: 9781534397545
- Publisher: Image Comics
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“Dandelion is a big, insightful and wildly entertaining graphic novel. A prescient and poignant critique of where we may be headed, and the hope that remains in our most precious resource—humanity.” —Oscar Isaac Nomadland meets Mad Max in this anthology featuring stunning artwork by Martin Morazzo (ICE CREAM MAN), Vanesa Del Rey (REDLANDS), and more! When climate change and automation disrupt the lives of millions, a new civilization is formed in the skies — one that threatens the wealthy citizens who’ve been hoarding Earth’s meager resources for themselves. From SABIR PIRZADA, writer of Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight and Ms. Marvel TV series, comes a bold vision of the future! Early praise for Dandelion: “Dandelion is a big, insightful and wildly entertaining graphic novel. A prescient and poignant critique of where we may be headed, and the hope that remains in our most precious resource—humanity.” —Oscar Isaac, Moon Knight “Dandelion offers a revitalizing reflection of an imminent and profoundly tangible future world that demands its readers' attention. Elevated with art that good, it's impossible to look away. An utterly delectable read!” —Iman Vellani, Ms. Marvel: Mutant Menace “Further proving Sabir Pirzada to be one of the most interesting new voices in comics, Dandelion is addictive to its very last page. It's the kind of humanist sci-fi the genre was built on—an undeniably relevant speculative fiction of a have/have-not society that examines a new technology's effect on its populace with almost compulsive comprehensiveness.” —Pornsak Pichetshote, The Good Asian, Infidel “Weird, wild, and packed to the gills with incredible talent. Some real ‘up in the air’ thinking from Sabir and his cohorts here.” —W. Maxwell Prince, Ice Cream Man “Dandelion is a tremendously big sci-fi swing that confronts issues we're only beginning to face. A vital comic—highest possible recommendation.” —Gerry Duggan, X-Men “Making comic book anthologies is tough. Making an anthology this consistent in quality is even tougher. Hat's off to Sabir and the plethora of incredible artists for putting something like this together. Dandelion's concept pulled me in immediately with its familiar but unique take on a dystopic, cyberpunk future. Once I started reading, I couldn't put it down. Each story was more engaging than the last. I gobbled it up in a single sitting. From action to romance to political thriller, this book jumps sub-genres with ease. I'm really hoping to dive back into this world soon.” —Michael Walsh, The Silver Coin
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Dandelion Definition & Meaning
The meaning of DANDELION is any of a genus (Taraxacum) of yellow-flowered composite herbs with milky sap; especially : one (T. officinale) sometimes grown
Dandelion
Reproduces by wind-blown seed; up to 15,000 seeds per plant; fleshy taproot survives cold weather to grow in spring. puffy dandelion
True (Common/Wild) Dandelion Seeds
While True (or Common) Dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) is widely understood as an invasive weed and spreads readily through its iconic puff ball seed heads
Diverse biological activities of dandelion | Nutrition Reviews
In fact, published data demonstrate in vitro antiviral effects against the human herpesvirus type 1.122 Crude extracts of dandelion have also been screened for
Eating Dandelions Is Secretly Super Healthy | Bon Appétit
Bitter flavors are great for digestion and curbing sugar cravings. Eating more dandelion can be as simple as sprinkling a handful of chopped
Dandelion - Cornell CALS
The length of the flower stem is longer in summer when the temperature is higher and daylength is longer (Gray et al. 1973). Under good conditions, a dandelion
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