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It was definitely picked up to be a Stranger Things equivalent.
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That’s sort of the Scandinavian Transistorpunk version of Scarfolk, and I mean that as a compliment.
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This should be interesting. I love Stalenhag’s work and have often looked at each picture and imagined what story it might be telling.
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They got my Who … and I said no.
They got my High Castle…and I said no.
They got my Omens…and I said no.
They got the Loop…
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What do I do now?
ETA: Spoken as an owner of the Tales from the Loop / Things from the Flood RPG (via Kickstarter) as well as multiple art pieces including a calendar I haven’t taken down despite being 2 (3?) years out of date.
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A nice slice of awesomeness is welcomed early in the morning.
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Roger that!
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Love the artwork it’s based on, but this looks like another giant, empty mystery box. Will just have to wait and see though!
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Same here. Ever since folks starting posting his work on Reddit a few years back, I’ve been constantly enchanted by the way he juxtapositions current/retro/futuristic. Those works were begging for a story. Here’s hoping it’s as good as the art.
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This looks fan-damn-tastic.
Greatly looking forward to it.
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The both books, Tales from the Loop and Things from the Flood, are pretty straightforward: all the weird shit going on is because the Loop is a particle accelerator that releases “strange particles” at random.
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Recommend reading The Electric State, A girl and her robot travel across a lost America succumbed by a technology. Very well plotted.
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It does look beautyfull. But will there be substance to that beauty?
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