Morgan Rosenblum – författare

';2449 - Our depiction of this future has a very 1920's vibe. Everything from the fashion, to the cars, to the architecture, even the technology, feel decidedly less ';futuristic.' While technology still plays an integral role in our story and the world, we have purposely toned it down substantially, instead choosing to focus on refining a few key innovations.' - Morgan Rosenblum ';The goal was to create a unique and unusual future, one that might actually feel more like an alternate reality or vivid dream.' - Matthew MedneyThe year is 2449 - Abel Kane, an accomplished writer, witnesses a murder. But when he discovers the victim was a machine in a ';skin suit', his life is turned upside down. Its mere existence is either an anomaly or part of a surreptitious takeover. Soon Abel finds himself caught in the middle of a dangerous conspiracy. The more he investigates, the more he begins to fear he might be the only human left. Created by: Hero Projects Written By: Morgan Rosenblum & Matthew Medney Story By: Matthew Medney & Morgan Rosenblum, Voodoo Bownz, Jonny Handler Pencils: Fabrizio Ugolini Inker: Fabrizio Ugolini, Onofrio Orlando, Salvatore Di Marco Colorist: Anna Volcan Created By: Her Projects Produced By: Her Projects & Tomato Farm Published By Heavy Metal

An adventurer in the 1930s by the name of Raymond Colt II discovers a buried fortress frozen in ice and time. Colt awakens an ancient alien technology known as Deinos, that had been in slumber for millennia. More than a century later, Deinos now rules over mankind in totality. But a resistance endures. This rebel group of scientists and militants led by Stella & Raymond Colt V, look to undo the horrors that beset their society when their great great grandfather accidentally activated 'The Machine'. What happens if you bury your demons? Dogma Resistance examines the human flaw of ignoring your greatest fears. As our characters fight for the right to live freely due to the mistakes of their ancestors, we evaluate the themes of paying for our parents' mistakes. What are we willing to do? Is it fair? And how much will we suffer because of their hubris. This theme holds true for the impending climate crisis we are facing as well as the technological and infrastructure nightmares ahead of o

What are we willing to do as a society to fulfil our sensory needs? This growing problem in our current society of the '10 second attention span' is interpreted through the lens of futuristic technologies. We pose the question, 'What would the experience be like, if we could live while we sleep?' But just like with all technologies, there's an unknown cost that comes due. Yun-Yeong Bin AKA 'Rip' lives a double life - that of an underachieving engineering student by day, and two personas each night in the hit VR game FUTURE she plays in her sleep. The catch: one of those personas is her dead best friend, and the lines begin to blur.

Mutant Labs is your typical science lab. They do work on rockets, gene splicing, finding cures, and you know…interdimensional energy type stuff.  The company is currently working on their potentially biggest breakthrough yet: a renewable energy device strong enough to power an entire city block, but small enough to fit into the palm of your paw: about the size of a ball of yarn, and comprised of a powerful synthetic thread that draws power from alternate planes of existence. It’s complicated, but it works, trust us. So what’s this great innovation called? Mutant Labs are currently calling it: The Cluster. But with all great inventions, hubris is always a problem. The Mutant Labs higher-ups want the Cluster ready for market “yesterday”, forcing project leader Flux and his team of idiot geniuses to scramble and cut some corners to get it working in time for the big event. But taking shortcuts can be dangerous when you’re working with that interdimensional energy type stuff.  With realities overlapping, we’ve now entered the Mutantverse. And let me tell you, it’s a real cluster fu@%.

On an Earth with a dying Sun, there are two kinds of people. The Chosen. And the left behind. We thought it was over. We thought we had lost. A burnt out star left us without enough warmth to thrive, our days as a species were numbered. But then, then a miracle happened. We received a transmission from an alien civilization that scanned our Sun and knew we needed help. So they threw us a life raft in the form of designs for Space Arks, we built 3.  Interstellar capable, with pre-programmed coordinates to bring us to their home world, a place we were told could be called home. 100,000 humans per Ark, chosen to represent the best in us, a last ditch effort to save humanity.  Do I trust these aliens? Hell no. But what choice do we have? Paulson’s the name, Caleb Paulson, you can think of me as the architect of this mission. We’re heading to this alien system with no idea what lies ahead.

In 2449, one broken writer uncovers a conspiracy of machines in human skin— and with every truth he finds, reality itself slips further out of reach. The year is 2449 - Abel Kane is an autobiographical author working on his next book. And what a book it is: the life story of the beloved senator turned Presidential candidate, Jim Palmer. While investigating his subject matter, Abel witnesses a murder that opens up a pandora’s box and calls into question everything he thought he knew. The victim appears to have been a machine in human skin. The mere existence of this aberration suggests it is part of a surreptitious takeover. Determined to find answers and get to the truth, Abel finds himself caught in the middle of a dangerous conspiracy. And the more he uncovers, the more Abel begins to fear he might be the only human left.