While the first images of Dune are currently rampant on the web, science fiction enthusiasts will appreciate Carbon & Silicon. A graphic anticipation story currently available from Ankama. The work was released under the 619 label, a real niche for quality independent releases.
Focus on the synopsis of Carbon & Silicon:
Synopsis: Human society is aging. Carbon and silicon are two creations of Tomorrow Foundation laboratories. Scientist Noriko, in charge of the project, explains that they have to take care of their environment. They are the figureheads of a new generation of androids with exceptional abilities. During an escape attempt, they are separated. The two protagonists will each live two different roads where they will have to forge their place in a world where the human race is running to its doom.
The interest of an anticipation story:
The reader can project himself easily. Yes, it is much easier to soak up a story that resembles our environment. The realism of the facts presented helps. Our world is in the grip of an unprecedented health crisis. It is difficult to know the reasons, but we can be sure that the management of planetary resources plays on planetary events. It is interesting to know that initially, Mathieu Bablet intended to simplify his story in relation to his work Shangri-la. Driven by his subjects of investigation, his latest creation is superior in terms of pagination since it has 272 pages. The story takes place over 3 centuries, the author uses ellipses, which facilitates the fluidity of the story. Discovering the different events through the eyes of these two observers is an interesting angle. Mathieu Bablet is one of those genius creators who draw their inspiration from the various current media. An ease of transposing himself from one genre to another that allows him through his rich bibliography to reach different audiences. The excerpt dwells on the introduction of this specific narrative. We are in full immersion of a work that should mark this fall 2020. Ankama also produces board games such as Dream runners.
