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| '''''American Terror: Confessions of a Human Smart Bomb''''' is a ] / ] series written and illustrated by Jeff McComsey with co-writing by James Cooper (Vol 1). The graphic novels are distributed by indie publisher Alterna Comics.<ref>http://alternacomics.com/#/american-terror-vol1/4535752898</ref> Two volumes that have been released. A third volume is in production |
'''''American Terror: Confessions of a Human Smart Bomb''''' is a ] / ] series written and illustrated by ] with co-writing by James Cooper (Vol 1). The graphic novels are distributed by indie publisher ].<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://alternacomics.com/#/american-terror-vol1/4535752898|title = Alterna Comics - Official Site}}</ref> Two volumes that have been released. A third volume is in production. | ||
| ==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| The story follows the life of Victor Sheppard, a rebellious individual who lives in a futuristic world where everything is seemingly at peace. No one in this dystopian future seems to remember how they got there. |
The story follows the life of Victor Sheppard, a rebellious individual who lives in a futuristic world where everything is seemingly at peace. No one in this dystopian future seems to remember how they got there. | ||
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==Film adaptations== | ||
| In 2009 a short film was released, co-produced by McComsey and Joseph Krzemienski of indie animation studio, theFictory. The film uses traditional/hybrid ] and is entitled "American Terror: Company Man."<ref>http://thefictory.com/americanterror/</ref> | In 2009 a short film was released, co-produced by McComsey and Joseph Krzemienski of indie animation studio, theFictory. The film uses traditional/hybrid ] and is entitled "American Terror: Company Man."<ref>{{cite web |url=http://thefictory.com/americanterror/ |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100513194409/http://thefictory.com/americanterror/ |archive-date=2010-05-13 |title=Welcome to the Fictory}}</ref> | ||
| ==References== | ==References== | ||
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American Terror: Confessions of a Human Smart Bomb is a graphic novel / comic series written and illustrated by Jeff McComsey with co-writing by James Cooper (Vol 1). The graphic novels are distributed by indie publisher Alterna Comics. Two volumes that have been released. A third volume is in production.
Synopsis
The story follows the life of Victor Sheppard, a rebellious individual who lives in a futuristic world where everything is seemingly at peace. No one in this dystopian future seems to remember how they got there.
Film adaptations
In 2009 a short film was released, co-produced by McComsey and Joseph Krzemienski of indie animation studio, theFictory. The film uses traditional/hybrid animation and is entitled "American Terror: Company Man."
References
- "Alterna Comics - Official Site".
- "Welcome to the Fictory". Archived from the original on 2010-05-13.
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