Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus is a three-part, 12-issue saga debuting this summer.
The Blade Runner Universe continues to expand with the addition of a new comic book series. There have been different iterations of Blade Runner over the years, with Blade Runner 2039 being one of the most recent examples. The franchise will relocate to Japan in Blade Runner : Tokyo Nexus, with some familiar names returning to help helm the project from Titan Comics .
"Creating a new comic series for Blade Runner is beyond my wildest dreams!" said Kianna Shore."Inspired by media such as Your Name, Arcane, and Crier's War, I'm thrilled to share my little piece of the Blade Runner universe, bringing Blade Runner all the way to Tokyo, Japan." What is Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus about? Blade Runner: Tokyo Nexus follows the sole survivors of an ill-fated Off-World military squad – Stix, a Replicant combat model, and Mead, a battle-hardened Marine – and their dogged search for an unknown traitor who left them to die on the battlefield. After escaping back to Tokyo, the unlikely pair's quest for revenge leads to their formation of a clandestine private detective service.
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