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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5973
EAN: 9781401206260
ISBN: 1401206263
Label: Wildstorm
Manufacturer: Wildstorm
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 128
Publication Date: October 01, 2005
Publisher: Wildstorm
Release Date: October 01, 2005
Sales Rank: 50185
Studio: Wildstorm
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This second volume of Eisner Award-winner(Best Writer, Best New Series) Brian K. Vaughan's Ex Machina collects the TAG story arch. Plus, learn how much the National Security Agency had on the career of the Great Machine. What forced Mayor Hundred to make one of the most controversial decisions in the history of New Yrok politics. This volume features an introduction by the Wachowski brothers and an all new cover by Eisner Award-winning artist Tony Harris
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What I like about Brian K. Vaughan's writing is that each of his series are so different. He's got Runaways over at Marvel, which is a super-hero story with a tone comparable to Harry Potter. At the same time, he's also got Y: The Last Man Book which is a continuous sci-fi/adventure story spread over the course of ten volumes. Now with Ex Machina, he's created a political drama with a super-powered main character. As of now, each trade paperback seems to stand alone, telling a self-contained ... Read More
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Brian K. Vaughan, Ex Machina: Tag (Wildstorm, 2005)
Vaughan continues on with Ex Machina, with Hundred stirring the pot with some scary little sticks, much to the combined dismay and delight of his staff. There's a second mystery subplot involving the disappearance of Hundred's former NSA handler, but as in the first book, it's almost window dressing. (There is, however, some indication that these little plots are going to add up to something in the future.) The really gripping part ... Read More
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The second volume of Ex Machina was really exciting. What was really refreshing was that it wasn't very predictable. The story itself was quite good, intertwining between a murder mystery, mysterious signs showing up in the subway relating to Mayor Hundred, and politics. The artwork also was very good. Just a really good follow up to the first volume, which was quite good itself.
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Mitchell Hundred continues his third career: engineer, unwilling superhero, and now willing but inept mayor of NYC. Well, if you want something done strangely, count on an engineer. They're generally so honest that there's no way to guess what they'll do next - something logical, usually, and that always takes everyone by surprise.
This fictional world moves through the year or so after the 9/11 attacks on NYC and DC. In that world, though, Hundred managed to save one of the towers. ... Read More
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Mitchell, now Mayor Hundred, still has the superhuman abilities gained from a strange accident. He no longer operates as The Great Machine, but something from he past may have triggered a serial killer that is now operating.
Taking some unpopular political stances, a good looking writer goes out with him, and will offer some advice and perhaps more.
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