Evolution is Our Right
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Our Obligation to the Future
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THE CHANGERS
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THE CHANGERS PROGRESS DIARY
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Edition Bundle)
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This Limited Edition Bundle Contains both Changers Graphic Novels, The
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all wrapped in a high-quality, semi-transparent vellum wrap. Ships signed
and hand-numbered by the author.
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SYNOPSIS:
Two young men (Bisso and Geaza) from an apexed Human society
in the distant future are sent back in time to the year 2027 to catalyze
a leap in Human evolution. When a mutated 'visitor' from this altered
future is sent back on behalf of his people to formally thank them,
the events that follow and the things they learn about this new future
of 'higher cultural potential' convince one of the men that their Mission
will be a success, and the other that it will be a failure.
'The
Changers' is a unique epic of subtle realism that reverentially embraces
the conceptual foundations of the Science Fiction genre. The story's drama
arises from the acute psychological conflict manifesting between Bisso
and Geaza, and the lengths to which each will go to make the other submit.
Their positions staked firmly on morally unstable grounds, these are not
heroes and villains, but simply people made remarkable by nothing more
than their places of origin - and the emotionally crippling burden set
upon them by those they left behind.
Thematically, 'The Changers' is an exploration of the nature of perfection.
When the Human race finally achieves its highest aspirations, what will
be left to strive for? Bisso and Geaza collectively represent the culmination
of all Human ambition, but the tension between them ultimately stems from
their fundamental difference in personality. The conflict itself is in
the definition of the Human ideal: Both of these men are supposedly perfect,
but being so rudimentarily different, only one of them truly can be...