Dissident X

The revolution has been remastered and updated in this sci-fi thriller

Hans, an American journalist with a photographic memory, escapes New York City after it falls under martial law. Traumatized by the deadly authoritarian crackdown he witnessed and harboring vital knowledge that can restore freedom and democracy back home, Hans takes refuge with a group of militant activists in Amsterdam--where a multi-national weapons manufacturer controls the levers of power with the help of state-controlled media. Hans' curious mind uncovers an ecological disaster in the making and a deadly terrorist conspiracy puts him in the crosshairs of authorities. With nowhere left to run, Hans must choose between the pen or the sword to expose the truth and face the consequences as a political dissident. This collection presents the Pander Brothers' mid-1990s graphic novel, Triple X, now in color, with a new introductory story, completely remastered and redrawn story pages, and a new sketchbook section.

Collects the original TRIPLE X graphic novel, by the Pander Brothers, now in full color, with a new introductory chapter, remastered original interiors, and a new sketchbook section.

The Portland, Oregon based Pander Brothers are a multi disciplinary creative media team who write and direct films, commercials and music videos as well as write and illustrate graphic novels. Their award winning feature film Selfless premiered at ComicCon International in 2009 and was picked up by Entertainment 1. Also known for their collaborative work in graphic novels, their books include the cult series Grendel: Devil’s Legacy, Batman: City of Light and Exquisite Corpse. The Pander Brothers’ visual storytelling has been nominated for the Eisner and Manning awards for groundbreaking artwork in the graphic novel medium.

They most recently launched their digital comics hub, PanderBrosComics.Com featuring the brothers’ wide array of original stories for digital download including Tasty Bullet, Secret Broadcast, Jack Zero (Crackerjack Shot) and Accelerate. The authors live in Portland, OR.