After a long and unnerving wait, fans of R they can finally rejoice. In fact, starting from the month of May, the highly anticipated second volume of a great comic story published by SaldaPress, or "Oblivion Song Vol 2". This new volume revolves around the figure of the scientist Nathan Cole and his relationship with his brother Ed. The extraordinary encounter between Kirkman's narrative talent and the magnificent tables of Lorenzo De Felici (flawlessly colored by Annalisa Leoni) give the reader a new story arc full of action and mystery. Thanks to an agreement made with Kirkman himself, SaldaPress brings this second unmissable volume simultaneously with the American release and in addition to the classic comic of the second volume of Oblivion Song, a hardcover collector's version will also be released.
History
In the first volume of Oblivion Song we saw how ten years ago 300.000 inhabitants of Philadelphia mysteriously disappeared, transported to a dimension called by scientists "Oblivion". After numerous and unsuccessful attempts to recover some of the missing citizens, the government decides to suspend the search. The scientist Nathan Cole, on the other hand, discovers that with the most advanced technologies, it is possible to break down the boundary between the two dimensions and travel between them, this means only one thing: missing persons did not die, but they can be recovered and brought back to our dimension. In fact, after the official suspension by the government, our scientist remained the only rescuer. Once he has learned the technique for jumping between the two dimensions, the scientist fights daily to bring home those people still missing in that hell called Oblivion even at the cost of losing their lives. Nathan, in addition to doing his best every day in an attempt to recover as many missing persons as possible (including his brother Ed), seems to be attracted to that terrible and dark dimension. Is the protagonist of the story hiding something from us about Oblivion or is he just driven by that thirst for knowledge that unites all scientists? In this new chapter we find again the protagonist of the story, Nathan Cole, always struggling to shuttle between the two dimensions. Now, some time after the disaster from which it all began, Nathan makes a sensational and chilling discovery: The cataclysm that shook the people of Philadelphia may have been generated by him and his former colleagues. Here it comes on stage his brother Ed who knows the other dimension very well since he has lived there for almost ten years. And he loves Oblivion so much that he prefers it to life on earth, according to him life has more meaning than being lived in the other dimension. These uncomfortable statements of his will prove to be a real problem for Nathan's plans.
Waiting Paid
As in the first volume, this new story unfolds on two fronts: that of the earth where, years later, humanity is still trying to return to normality, a normality that at the moment is still very far away given the continuous mysteries linked to the Philadelphia catastrophe. , and the one linked to the other cruel and ruthless dimension that still hides big question marks, where the few people who survived and returned to earth (the so-called returned) have a hard time re-integrating into the current society. From here begins a journey that will go to deepen the psychological aspect of the various prominent characters of the story and fundamental for the economy of this new narrative arc will be the relationship Nathan and his brother Ed.Robert Kirkman returns to compete with the ski genre again. -fi where his extraordinary narrative ability meets again with a team composed of Lorenzo De Felici and Annalisa Leoni. De Felice's tables are wonderful and catapult us into a post apocalyptic world full of action and tension, all enriched by the excellent color work of Annalisa Leoni.
