Tech Review: Sci-Fi Noir Graphic Novel Explodes from the Page

It's easier to put people into boxes and define them like food labels than to understand their multitudes; we like to frame 'the self,' despite its illusory boundlessness. On an artistic level, it can be dissonant to see a filmmaker like Michael Mann make a literary sequel to Heat, or a surreal comedian like Tim Heidecker make genuine, catchy pop music. Director Vincenzo Natali is best known for directing great films like Cube, Nothing, Cypher, and Splice, but he began in the industry as a storyboard artist and has been a long-time lover of comic books. He's now released his first graphic novel, TECH, a passion project five years in the making.

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