The descent into state-sanctioned dystopia continues with Narcopolis #2 – 2008, the second issue in this bleak and gripping sci-fi miniseries from Avatar Press. As society’s freedoms are chemically numbed and citizens are pacified by corporate-driven legislation, the story sharpens its focus on the deepening inner conflict of its protagonist, Ben, a narcotics officer forced to question everything he’s been trained to uphold.
Building on the tense foundation set in the first issue, Narcopolis #2 further reveals the sinister machinery behind the regime’s control—a world where freedom is an illusion and compliance is manufactured by pharmaceutical powerhouses. Ben’s routine investigations begin to uncover a disturbing pattern, pointing to systemic corruption and the quiet disappearance of those who resist.
The artwork remains atmospheric and immersive, using stark contrast and cold, clinical environments to reinforce the story’s oppressive tone. The writing digs deeper into themes of surveillance, societal numbness, and moral compromise, making it an ideal read for fans of speculative fiction that doesn’t shy away from unsettling truths.
Narcopolis is a modern sci-fi noir that reflects contemporary anxieties about authority, addiction, and the price of safety in a world obsessed with control. This issue intensifies the suspense and keeps readers hooked with intelligent dialogue, sharp pacing, and compelling world-building.
This copy will be enclosed in a clear, acid-free bag and supported with a rigid backing board to maintain its condition. It will be dispatched quickly and securely in a reinforced comic mailer—specially designed to prevent bends, corner damage, or creasing in transit—ensuring your comic arrives in excellent shape.
A key chapter in this dark, cerebral series, Narcopolis #2 is perfect for collectors and readers intrigued by dystopian futures with a psychological edge.
Tags: Comicbook, Narcopolis, 2008, Avatar Press, Jamie Delano, Jeremy Rock, Greg Waller, William Christensen