Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep

The entire team at BOOM! Studios that is responsible for creating and publishing this series should be applauded for managing to further enhance Dick’s Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by perfectly matching its tone in the visual representation of Read More

Two weeks ago, I presented a list of songs about non-specific robots. This week, I've compiled a list of songs about various robots, androids, and cyborgs from various popular culture sources. Enjoy! Read More

As we start our second installment, Victor and Reed are still at it, walking the street amongst humans to see if Reed's psychic-empathic abilities can pick up an Android. But the only Android he can sense — because of his lack of emotions — is Victor Read More

This issue could probably have been rolled into the last issue. In fact, the thematic structure and the rhythm of this part of the story would have made this issue and the last two fit together nicely, but with all the extra wording that a direct Read More

This issue contains more nail-biting tension. When I stop to think about it, this is the kind of scene that Quentin Tarantino would have a field day with. There's a thought: a Tarantino adaptation of a Philip K. Dick story. Gives me chills. Read More

One of the major themes of the original DADOES was an exploration of the role that empathy plays in defining humanity. It looks like this prequel is going to continue that exploration, but pump it up a notch. Read More

BOOM! Studios has been publishing a book-faithful comics adaptation of Philip K. Dick's sci-fi classic Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, and now they're going back to create a prequel to Deckard's story. They sent us all the info about the new Read More

I’ve been saying in almost every review of this ongoing adaptation that I am going to read the original source material. Last issue I finally got off my ass and into the library. I have to say that, having read the novel, the graphic adaptation seems to Read More

This is basically a great installment. There's a plot twist. There's suspense. There's a cliffhanger. I don't like the cliffhanger part, since I now have to find wait weeks to find out what happens next. But it's good storytelling, that's for sure. Read More

I am starting to think that fans of the novel will like this version. I am enjoying how different this format is from Blade Runner. The contrast between movie and graphic novel is fun, at least for me. I'm wondering if the novel presents yet another Read More

If one of the objectives of this series is to convince me to go out and buy the novel, or any novel by Phillip K. Dick, then the folks at Boom! can give themselves a skin blistering pat on the back. I'm going to go out on a limb and say the direct Read More

The newest issue in Boom! Studios' adaptation of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep is out, and Sean gives it a look-see. Read More