Artie is a cute little robot in an apocalyptic, post-human landscape, roaming through a desert on Earth with a single job, that, frankly, seems a bit pointless. He has one friend, another robot, who pushes him to learn and discover more about his world, to break out of his programming, and to save something important.
I had to check the dates on Jon Nielsen’s graphic novel Look , because the parallels with the Pixar movie Wall-e were so obvious that I wanted to believe this was from the late ’90s and it was all parallel development. But no: this is a 2017 joint, so, unless I assume Nielsen (a fairly prominent web cartoonist) was living in a media-free cave during the Aughts, those parallels must be built-in, part of some plan.
Look is not officially a book for young readers, but it’s tone is very middle-grade and it’s entirely...
I had to check the dates on Jon Nielsen’s graphic novel Look , because the parallels with the Pixar movie Wall-e were so obvious that I wanted to believe this was from the late ’90s and it was all parallel development. But no: this is a 2017 joint, so, unless I assume Nielsen (a fairly prominent web cartoonist) was living in a media-free cave during the Aughts, those parallels must be built-in, part of some plan.
Look is not officially a book for young readers, but it’s tone is very middle-grade and it’s entirely...
- 9/23/2023
- by Andrew Wheeler
- Comicmix.com
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