Action Figures - Issue One: Secret Origins
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With no first-hand experience to call upon, Archimedes the artificial life form can only theorize that limo rides are not normally so ominous.“The tinted windows,” Archimedes says, tapping the impenetrably black glass. “Are they supposed to make the vehicle appear more impressive, or keep me from knowing where I am?”“Little of both,” says his “lawyer,” a man calling himself John Nemo, a man who is much less talkative than he was during their first meeting.“Then asking where we’re going would be—...”“Discouraged,” John Nemo says. “All will be revealed, soon enough.”All? Archimedes muses. Not bloody likely.The two men make their mysterious trip in silence from that point on.Untold minutes (hours?) later, the steady hum of the limousine’s wheels upon the asphalt softens to a faint drone. Nemo offers no explanation as the vehicle stops for several minutes. When it rolls again, it is for perhaps a few feet.“We’re here,” Nemo says, sliding out of the car.Here could be an underground parking garage in any mall in America, Archimedes thinks, and a full garage at that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With no first-hand experience to call upon, Archimedes the artificial life form can only theorize that limo rides are not normally so ominous.“The tinted windows,” Archimedes says, tapping the impenetrably black glass. “Are they supposed to make the vehicle appear more impressive, or keep me from knowing where I am?”“Little of both,” says his “lawyer,” a man calling himself John Nemo, a man who is much less talkative than he was during their first meeting.“Then asking where we’re going would be—...”“Discouraged,” John Nemo says. “All will be revealed, soon enough.”All? Archimedes muses. Not bloody likely.The two men make their mysterious trip in silence from that point on.Untold minutes (hours?) later, the steady hum of the limousine’s wheels upon the asphalt softens to a faint drone. Nemo offers no explanation as the vehicle stops for several minutes. When it rolls again, it is for perhaps a few feet.“We’re here,” Nemo says, sliding out of the car.Here could be an underground parking garage in any mall in America, Archimedes thinks, and a full garage at that.
What to read after Action Figures - Issue One: Secret Origins?
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