Blade Runner: Origins: Scrap
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Someone is triggering psychotic breakdowns in the NEXUS 4 REPLICANT population, sending once obedient servants on homicidal rampages. Ex-LAPD Detective Cal Moreaux has been ordered to hunt down and kill the instigator.
Tasked by the Tyrell Corp executive Ilora Stahl to find a rogue Nexus 5 prototype, believed to be responsible for the attacks, CalтАЩs hunt has brought him back to the slum sector of LA where he and his sister grew up.
Now, with time running out, Cal must unlock the shocking secret that led a Tyrell Corp scientist to commit suicide, and stop the renegade Replicant before it can corrupt the entire city.
Written by the critically acclaimed writing team of K. Perkins and Mellow Brown, and illustrated by award-winning artist Fernando Dagnino, and colorist Marco Lesko.
тАЬA series that perfectly captures the spirit of the Blade Runner universe.тАЭ тАУ Comic Book Resources
тАЬA riveting mystery that is both familiar and refreshing at the same time.тАЭ тАУ Syfy Wire
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Perkins got her start writing for Supergirl, Superwoman, Wonder Woman and Batwoman, the latter of which earned her a 2019 GLAAD Award Nomination for Best Comic. She is currently writing Paper Girls for Amazon, based on the award-winning comic book series by Brian K. Vaughan,
Mellow Brown was born and raised in Cleveland, OH, and studied at Cleveland State University, where he became a software engineer and developed the skills to help urban communities with open-source technology. Today, he is a screenwriter that has previously written for the TV series 'American Gods'.
Fernando Dagnino was born in Madrid in 1973. At the age of five he told his parents he wanted to be a comic book artist. Nobody took him seriously. On completion of a degree in English Literature and Linguistics Fernando decided to follow his heart and pursue a career in comics. After a stint as a Guest Disney Imagineer in the design of an attraction for DisneyQuest in Disney World Florida, he went on to work as an illustrator for juvenile books, magazines, video games and several publicity agencies. In 2006, he wrote and drew his first graphic novel for youngsters Kasandra y la Rebelion. In 2007 he began working for the American book market drawing Superman, Supergirl, Wonder Woman, Teen Titans, Justice League, Suicide Squad, Captain Midnight, Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes, and Killers. He went on to illustrate the series L'Argent for a French publishing house and followed it with his own series Smart Girl to great critical acclaim, published by Titan Comics. He is currently working on Blade Runner Origins and his second creator-owned series Winter Queen.
Hailing from Brazil, Marco Lesko has been a professional comic book colorist since 2014. His credits include Rat Queens, Assassin's Creed: Uprising, Doctor Who, Robotech, The Shadow and many more. When he's not coloring comics, he spends endless hours studying color therapy from many different areas, including: cinema, conceptual art design, Japanese anime, videogame design, and classic Disney animations.
