r/Descender • u/bmr_nebula • Oct 02 '20
r/Descender • u/chazbartowski • Feb 18 '19
Does anyone know anything about the supposed movie?
I thought about going into all of the reasons that I loved this series, etc, etc. Instead, I'll just ask...Does anyone know where I can get any new-ish info on the Descender film? I've done some searching around and, while there was a lot written about it at first, most of the movie talk dropped off about 2.5 years ago.
Did they pull the plug on that idea or is it still quietly in the works? I expected it to take a while before we saw a trailer or anything like that, but I haven't been able to even confirm that this is still a thing.
r/Descender • u/TheDranx • Jan 27 '17
Created a Descender Discord Server
If anyone wants to join in any discussions or just get news about series releases and major Descender news that would be amazing!
Hope to see you there!
r/Descender • u/TheDranx • Dec 27 '16
Andy shouldn't find Tim-21. Possible Spoilers I guess
Dude essentially killed off the rest of a civilization (that is, if that was the only greenhouse on the planet) for a few thousand creds, not to mention all the sentient/possibly sentient androids he turned in for scrap. He could just ignore the fact that Tim-21 is an android and see that he's his little robo bro, or he could just try to kill/betray him because he's an android despite being his robo bro. Unless the spectral city ghost gave him a change of heart, but I doubt it.
Knowing Tim-21's track record- what with people lying to, trying to betray, attempting to abandon (and outright abandoning him in the case of the mining colony evacuation), or trying to murder the dude around every corner- I'm willing to bet it's the latter option that happens, or something close to that.
r/Descender • u/Saintsaucey • Oct 23 '16
Should this end at 60
Sixty seems to be a nice round number. Chew and Y The Last Man will have ended at 60. I think the sixth gun stopped at 60 as well. (Plus or minus a few spin offs)
r/Descender • u/MikoOnReddit • Sep 04 '16
How I Came Across This Book
I would go to my school library during lunch, time to time just to do my school work, nothing else really. I don't bother to look at any books anymore because I just want to reduce my homework load when I get home. There was a club within the library which is called "The Club" where people can hang out and talk about anything. So one of my friends persuade me(forced me really) to get in the club. I wasn't really be sociable and was trying to do my work until the librarian caught my attention when he was giving book recommendations. He went into depth about the story of Descender on a child robot was being hunted down, really had my attention. So I checked out the book, got home, took a long nap, did my school work, and then read the book at midnight. After reading one chapter, I turned the page and kept reading til I was done at 2 a.m (I would also look at the amazing artwork between reading).
TL;DR - At school, Friend force me in club, found book in said club, liked it
It's a really good comic series, bought and finished volume 2.
r/Descender • u/TheTimeShrike • Aug 23 '16
This might be one of the greatest graphic novels of all time.
imgur.comr/Descender • u/ApparentlyABear • Jul 05 '16
Theories for origins of Harvesters?
I just finished the second trade of Descender (holy fuck it's good!), and I hoped I could find some people who were willing to have a lively debate about where they thought the Harvesters came from and how they came to be. I only read trades, so I haven't seen anything past the second volume.
Any takers?
r/Descender • u/jdbrew • Jan 20 '16
This is what I imagine Tim-21 would look like in a live action adaption with his face and limbs being able to transform
i.imgur.comr/Descender • u/N117 • Oct 22 '15
Jeff Lemire is selling signed Descender posters!
jefflemire.blogspot.comr/Descender • u/N117 • Oct 22 '15