Nancy A. Collins is the author of several dark fantasy/horror novels and a prolific short story writer whose work has appeared in over forty anthologies to date. She is a recipient of the Horror Writers of America's Bram Stoker Award for First Novel and the British Fantasy Society's Icarus Award, and she was nominated for an Eisner Award for her work on Swamp Thing and was the first woman to script the series. Her novels include the award-winning SunglassesAfter Dark, the Golgotham urban fantasy series, and Lynch: A Gothik Western. Her comics work includes Vampirella, Army of Darkness: Furious Road, Jason vs. Leatherface, and the graphic novel adaptation of her own Sunglasses After Dark. A native of Arkansas. She is currently writing Blade Runner Tokyo Nexus and Blade Runner: Black Lotus: Las VegasMARIANO TAIBO An accomplished artist and inker, Mariano has over a dozen credited titles to his name as an inker including: Captain America, Uncanny Avengers, She Hulk, Shield and Squadron Sinister. He has also drawn for the Magic The Gathering comic, and for Dune: House of Atredies. He hails from Argentina.

"Scratches a serious itch for fans of the films." Screen Rant"Rogue corporations, stolen Tyrell data, bootleg replicants, and a Blade Runner hunting them all down. What else would we expect from a Blade Runner story?" Collider"A must-buy for any reader who values original voice and world-class sequential art. By pairing the world-building expertise of Nancy A. Collins with the stunning visuals of Mariano Taibo, Titan Comics has guaranteed that the 2026 landscape will be defined by this fiery milestone." Comic Book Addicts"Nancy A. Collins has earned immense authority in the realms of horror and speculative fiction, and her transition into the Blade Runner universe is being hailed as a masterstroke" Comic Book Addicts"More than worth the read ... Nancy Collins and Mariano Taibo's Tokyo Nexus is not only living up to the lofty expectations set, but it's also adding action and tension where one would never have expected ... A great reintroduction to the Blade Runner universe, and To Lose Is To Win is an immediate follow-up the story deserves." CBR"A wonderful mix of unique visual flair and great storytelling. It is a world that always beckons us back for more, with other stories just waiting to be told. Thankfully, Titan Comics and Alcon Entertainment are giving us more of what we want." Popverse"This comic takes environmental and story elements from other media set within this universe and makes them all work within the context of the story that is being told here and giving it a unique, Tokyo centric personality. There is also a greater emphasis here on the wider implications and replicant war that is established very early on. In other Blade Runner media, this is usually the backdrop to the world whilst the core investigation only contains small links to that greater story at play in the background. Tokyo Nexus on the other hand finds multiple ways to have both the self-contained story and the political implications of this world as whole merge into one." Get Your Comic On"Invites fans back into the cyberpunk future of Tokyo" IMDB"Fans of the Titan Comics' Blade Runner series to date will find this an enjoyable read." Kabooooom

Nancy A. Collins is the author of several dark fantasy/horror novels and a prolific short story writer whose work has appeared in over forty anthologies to date. She is a recipient of the Horror Writers of America's Bram Stoker Award for First Novel and the British Fantasy Society's Icarus Award, and she was nominated for an Eisner Award for her work on Swamp Thing and was the first woman to script the series. Her novels include the award-winning SunglassesAfter Dark, the Golgotham urban fantasy series, and Lynch: A Gothik Western. Her comics work includes Vampirella, Army of Darkness: Furious Road, Jason vs. Leatherface, and the graphic novel adaptation of her own Sunglasses After Dark. A native of Arkansas. She is currently writing Blade Runner Tokyo Nexus and Blade Runner: Black Lotus: Las VegasMARIANO TAIBO An accomplished artist and inker, Mariano has over a dozen credited titles to his name as an inker including: Captain America, Uncanny Avengers, She Hulk, Shield and Squadron Sinister. He has also drawn for the Magic The Gathering comic, and for Dune: House of Atredies. He hails from Argentina.

"Scratches a serious itch for fans of the films." Screen Rant"Rogue corporations, stolen Tyrell data, bootleg replicants, and a Blade Runner hunting them all down. What else would we expect from a Blade Runner story?" Collider"A must-buy for any reader who values original voice and world-class sequential art. By pairing the world-building expertise of Nancy A. Collins with the stunning visuals of Mariano Taibo, Titan Comics has guaranteed that the 2026 landscape will be defined by this fiery milestone." Comic Book Addicts"Nancy A. Collins has earned immense authority in the realms of horror and speculative fiction, and her transition into the Blade Runner universe is being hailed as a masterstroke" Comic Book Addicts"More than worth the read ... Nancy Collins and Mariano Taibo's Tokyo Nexus is not only living up to the lofty expectations set, but it's also adding action and tension where one would never have expected ... A great reintroduction to the Blade Runner universe, and To Lose Is To Win is an immediate follow-up the story deserves." CBR"A wonderful mix of unique visual flair and great storytelling. It is a world that always beckons us back for more, with other stories just waiting to be told. Thankfully, Titan Comics and Alcon Entertainment are giving us more of what we want." Popverse"This comic takes environmental and story elements from other media set within this universe and makes them all work within the context of the story that is being told here and giving it a unique, Tokyo centric personality. There is also a greater emphasis here on the wider implications and replicant war that is established very early on. In other Blade Runner media, this is usually the backdrop to the world whilst the core investigation only contains small links to that greater story at play in the background. Tokyo Nexus on the other hand finds multiple ways to have both the self-contained story and the political implications of this world as whole merge into one." Get Your Comic On"Invites fans back into the cyberpunk future of Tokyo" IMDB"Fans of the Titan Comics' Blade Runner series to date will find this an enjoyable read." Kabooooom