Quantum Vibe - Bieser, Scott
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A thousand years in the future, humanity has spread across the universe, colonizing a hundreds of worlds and countless more outposts. They have also established space-cities such as Novo Paolo, a.k.a. Bubbleopolis, where 30 million people inhabit a fantastic space city protected by a collection of transparent and near-impenetrable Borvonite spheres. But an unknown enemy has figured out how to penetrate those spheres and launches a devastating attack, killing more than a million and threatening the city's very existence. As the city has no formal government, it is up to Alyss Roaz and other…mehr

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A thousand years in the future, humanity has spread across the universe, colonizing a hundreds of worlds and countless more outposts. They have also established space-cities such as Novo Paolo, a.k.a. Bubbleopolis, where 30 million people inhabit a fantastic space city protected by a collection of transparent and near-impenetrable Borvonite spheres. But an unknown enemy has figured out how to penetrate those spheres and launches a devastating attack, killing more than a million and threatening the city's very existence. As the city has no formal government, it is up to Alyss Roaz and other leading citizens to protect their home, identify their adversary and end the attacks. This is the seventh volume of the continuing QUANTUM VIBE saga, the story of humanity's universal diaspora.
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Scott has lived in Colorado, California and Wyoming but currently makes his home in Texas, where he grew up. Since 2002 he has played a part in producing more than 16 graphic novels, as editor or co-writer or lead artist, for Big Head Press. He studied art and journalism at the Universtiy of Texas at Austin, where he became an editorial cartoonist for _The Daily Texan_, but values the commercial art classes he took at Austin Community College most of all.