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An allegorical sci-fi thriller in the tradition of Planet of the Apes!
The graphic novel debut of critically-acclaimed actor, author and musician David Duchovny!

When the Benadem, benevolent space gods, return to KEPLER, a planet where homo sapiens went extinct and all other hominid species thrived, their arrival threatens to plunge the world into chaos.
West, a 16-year-old Neanderthal girl, is thrust into the conflict and is the only hope to prevent extinction. Her efforts, unique because of her mixed hominid heritage, not only change her life, but also reveal the merciless ambition and identity of the gods themselves. 
 
In the tradition of Planet of the Apes, KEPLER is an allegorical thriller of environmental disaster, colonialism, religion, history, and adolescence told through the eyes of a lonely outsider.

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Publisher: Dark Horse Comics

Kindle Book

  • Release date: December 27, 2022

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 9781506733463
  • Release date: December 27, 2022

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Kindle Book
OverDrive Read
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Languages

English

An allegorical sci-fi thriller in the tradition of Planet of the Apes!
The graphic novel debut of critically-acclaimed actor, author and musician David Duchovny!

When the Benadem, benevolent space gods, return to KEPLER, a planet where homo sapiens went extinct and all other hominid species thrived, their arrival threatens to plunge the world into chaos.
West, a 16-year-old Neanderthal girl, is thrust into the conflict and is the only hope to prevent extinction. Her efforts, unique because of her mixed hominid heritage, not only change her life, but also reveal the merciless ambition and identity of the gods themselves. 
 
In the tradition of Planet of the Apes, KEPLER is an allegorical thriller of environmental disaster, colonialism, religion, history, and adolescence told through the eyes of a lonely outsider.

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