Science

Here's one for the avid comics collector. From 1985 - 1987, DC Comics published a line of seven graphic novels adapted from critically-acclaimed and award-winning works of well-known science fiction authors. The complete collection consists of the following:

DC Science Fiction Graphic Novel 01 –- 50 Pages | 18.4 MB –- Roger Bloch: Hell on Earth (1985)
DC Science Fiction Graphic Novel 02 –- 50 Pages | 27.7 MB –- Robert Silverberg: Nightwings (1985)
DC Science Fiction Graphic Novel 03 –- 51 Pages | 25.9 MB –- Ray Bradbury: Frost and Fire (1986)
DC Science Fiction Graphic Novel 04 –- 51 Pages | 24.3 MB –- Frederick Pohl: The Merchants of Venus (1986)
DC Science Fiction Graphic Novel 05 –- 51 Pages | 15.3 MB –- Harlan Ellison: Demon with a Glass Hand (1987)
DC Science Fiction Graphic Novel 06 –- 50 Pages | 26.5 MB –- Larry Niven: The Magic Goes Away (1987)
DC Science Fiction Graphic Novel 07 –- 50 Pages | 20.9 MB –- George R. R. Martin: The Sandkings (1987)

A graphic milestone of investigative reporting, Science Tales takes on controversies surrounding climate change, electro-convulsive therapy, the moon landing, the MMR vaccine, homeopathy, chiropractic, evolution and science denialism. Thoroughly researched and sourced, Cunningham's clear narrative, graphic lines and photographic illustration explain complicated and controversial issues with deceptive ease and wit. Science Tales decodes the myths and lies that have shaped some of the most fiercely-debated issues of the past fifty years.

Promoción editorial: SEGUNDO VOLUMEN DE LA MÍTICA WEIRD SCIENCE! «Los hombres y mujeres de estos cómics me enseñaron que la humanidad es un concepto que no está atado a la apariencia exterior. Las revistas de EC son el mejor manual del mundo para desafiar las presunciones, para desafiar el statu quo, porque solo necesitan siete páginas. . .

So, you've always wanted to learn how to build an atomic bomb? You're in luck: Jim Ottaviani is not only a comics writer…he also has a master's degree in nuclear engineering! But even though it's not a complete do-it-yourself manual (assembly required, and plutonium is definitely not included), Fallout will bring you up to speed on the science and politics of the first nuclear gadgets.