Trillium (2014) Vertigo Comics Paperback Book

from quondame

The trillium is the MacGuffin in this tale of star-crossed out of time lovers and lost in loneliness. Of racing against time as family hinders with help. Saving the last remnant of the human race seems a good deal less compelling when they are depicted as anorexic impediments or destructive enabl...

from bookishtexpat

I loved this! Jeff Lemire's art is fantastic, there was a super strong female presence, and the story is captivating. Lemire does a great job of keeping you engaged - at one point, you read a chapter half right side up and half upside down. Such a creative book, I couldn't put it down. You should...

from thisisstephenbetts

Inventive, imaginative, dimension-crossing sci-fi. A lot of fun, and beautiful to look-at (the José Villarubia colouring definitely helps). Doesn't really add up to much, and doesn't really deliver on its promise. But it's a fun, exuberant, exhilirating ride — to get nowhere in particular.

from zzshupinga

It's the year 3797 and botanist Nika Temsmith is researching a strange species on a remote space station at the far corner of colonized space. At the same time, it's the year 1921 and English explorer William Pike is heading into the dense jungles of Peru in search of the "Lost Temples of the Inc...

from Velmeran

An interesting Sci-Fi story about time travel and bridging the gap of loneliness. The story took on interesting twists and turns and ended with the protagonists together as anticipated. I have to admit that I got lost at the end. I was hoping for a Contact scenario or sometime a bit less convolut...