Twin Peaks-creepiness meets Orwellian madness in this self-contained sci-fi sequel, as Teddy travels back in time to a town where people are addicted to lies.
Although she tried to reboot the future, Teddy's plan failed. While human anomalies are no longer executed merely for the crime of existing, they're forced to live in squalid refugee camps. Teddy and Ano want to fight for the rights of human anomalies, but they're about to find out how hard that can be, especially when powerful people want things to stay the same.
After the smash success of the first volume of The Infinite Loop, series creators Elsa Charretier and Pierrick Colinet, joined by artist Daniele Di Nicuolo, return to an even darker version of their wildly imagined reality, where danger lurks around every corner and people refuse to accept truth. Filled with danger and tension that will keep readers at the edge of their seat, The Infinite Loop 2 may take place in a dark future, but it also provides a sharp critique of a modern era where truth has become a matter of debate.
"If you like sci-fi/action stories with a dose of social commentary for good measure, you’ll love this comic." –Fanbase Press
Pierrick Colinet writes comic books. In France, he worked on The Guardian of the Republic and Aeternum Vale, both published in 2014. He then wrote The Infinite Loop, a science fiction love story between two women, published by IDW. He is now developing projects for various publishers.
Elsa Charretier is a French illustrator and comic book artist. She started out at Image Comics where she did an issue of COWL, before moving on to her own mini-series, The Infinite Loop, published by IDW. She has since worked on Starfire, DC's Bombshells and Harley Quinn, and will join Marvel in 2017 on the new Unstoppable Wasp ongoing series. She is also drawing Windhaven, a graphic novel written by George RR Martin, out in 2018.
Twin Peaks-creepiness meets Orwellian madness in this self-contained sci-fi sequel, as Teddy travels back in time to a town where people are addicted to lies.
Although she tried to reboot the future, Teddy's plan failed. While human anomalies are no longer executed merely for the crime of existing, they're forced to live in squalid refugee camps. Teddy and Ano want to fight for the rights of human anomalies, but they're about to find out how hard that can be, especially when powerful people want things to stay the same.
After the smash success of the first volume of The Infinite Loop, series creators Elsa Charretier and Pierrick Colinet, joined by artist Daniele Di Nicuolo, return to an even darker version of their wildly imagined reality, where danger lurks around every corner and people refuse to accept truth. Filled with danger and tension that will keep readers at the edge of their seat, The Infinite Loop 2 may take place in a dark future, but it also provides a sharp critique of a modern era where truth has become a matter of debate.
Praise
"If you like sci-fi/action stories with a dose of social commentary for good measure, you’ll love this comic." –Fanbase Press
Author
Pierrick Colinet writes comic books. In France, he worked on The Guardian of the Republic and Aeternum Vale, both published in 2014. He then wrote The Infinite Loop, a science fiction love story between two women, published by IDW. He is now developing projects for various publishers.
Elsa Charretier is a French illustrator and comic book artist. She started out at Image Comics where she did an issue of COWL, before moving on to her own mini-series, The Infinite Loop, published by IDW. She has since worked on Starfire, DC's Bombshells and Harley Quinn, and will join Marvel in 2017 on the new Unstoppable Wasp ongoing series. She is also drawing Windhaven, a graphic novel written by George RR Martin, out in 2018.
