Chronicles of Conflict: Mark by Scott Cox
…a daring introduction to a brand new world and an epic origin story you received’t wish to miss.
Followers of dystopian thrillers with tense motion sequences and heart-pounding plotting, prepare for a 12-part graphic novel sequence that exceeds expectations. In Scott Cox’s Chronicles of Conflict sequence, readers observe a scavenger, Jordan, as he embarks on a quest to uncover how the world fell into despair by the hands of a technocratic empire and fights to avoid wasting the world from the wrath of this regime. Chronicles of Conflict: Mark is a daring introduction to a brand new world and an epic origin story you received’t wish to miss.
Motion-Packed Sci-Fi Graphic Novel
Within the close to future, a brutal ruling authorities known as the New United Empire holds energy over eight cities. Exterior the 50-foot partitions of those eight Utopias, a struggle wages on towards the technocratic regime. Revolutionary gladiators and a ruthless military of obedient fighters from the New United Empire (NUE) go face to face in a combat for sources, management and complete energy.
In San Antonio, Texas the final metropolis free from the NUE and the Utopians, we see a world of disrepair. Nonetheless smoldering, crumbling buildings dot the skyline, whereas deserted vehicles and our bodies litter the streets. The story opens as Jordan and Tony uncover a chest at the back of a truck — may no matter’s inside be their ticket to freedom, throughout the border?
Quickly, Jordan finds himself working from the NUE and it’s Normal with David, a child he rescues, with the mysterious chest packed safely in his truck. As younger David watches the chest open, he uncovers an unfathomable fact.
“To whomever reads this, these books are the final copies of our historical past earlier than the New United Empire erased historical past and took management of society.”
Contained in the pages of the books, David and the readers are taken again in time to witness the start of the top of life because it was earlier than.
Brittany, a savvy aspiring journalist hopes to catch her large break as she chronicles the story of Grasp Sargeant Marcus Jenkins. This soldier, Mark, has stumbled into her automotive in want of a fast getaway, which is just the start of his and Brittany’s path to uncovering a darkish conspiracy. On the run from bounty hunters, with a foggy feeling that his life is just not his actual life, Mark scrambles to uncover the reality of who he’s.
Between dodging gunfire, combating for his or her lives and getting caught in high-speed car-chases, they chip away at Mark’s involvement in a secret authorities undertaking. Because the unlikely pair will get near the reality, their lives are in much more hazard than they may have imagined. Mark’s prowess as a fighter and a soldier, decided to know who he’s and what he’s gone via, calls to thoughts Robert Ludlum’s equally compelling Jason Bourne.
A Conspiracy Adjustments the Course of Historical past
Readers will probably be confronted with a creeping sense of dread as panel by panel and web page by web page, they understand the reality of Mark’s expertise and what meaning for the longer term they’ve solely glimpsed, run by the New United Empire. Leaping forwards and backwards between timelines that seamlessly mix collectively by the ultimate web page, Chronicles of Conflict: Mark introduces a world past readers’ wildest imaginations.
Impeccably drawn in black and white, characters and motion scenes from artist Tirso Llaneta paired with Scott Cox’s one-of-a-kind story idea and dialogue will pull readers into the pages of this graphic novel. And haven’t any worry – this story is simply getting began. With 12 installments complete, Chronicles of Conflict will return later this 12 months with Quantity II, Gladiators.
About Scott Cox:
Scott Cox has an intensive navy background, having served within the Air Drive with quite a few deployments to international locations resembling Qatar, Eire, Croatia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Germany, and Japan, amongst others. His ardour for storytelling dates again to 1996 when he wrote his first screenplay. In 2003, he launched into a brand new undertaking known as Chronicles of Conflict(TM), a 12-part graphic novel and movie sequence. After years of laborious work, Scott self-published the ashcan, on October 1, 2020. Discover out extra at chroniclesofwar.com.
About Tirso LLaneta (Artwork):
A comic book guide and animation artist who has labored on such initiatives as Disney’s The Little Mermaid: Ariel’s Starting, and Fillmore.
About Tony Washington (Unique artwork):
San Diego-based idea artist, illustrator, and music producer with over 25 years {of professional} expertise in Comics, Video Video games, and Function Movies.
Publish Date: 5/6/2024
Style: Science Fiction, Thrillers
Creator: Scott Cox
Web page Rely: 192 pages
ISBN: 9781792336621
