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world of sci-fi to the concepts of gender fluidity, and is widely considered one of the first feminist sci-fi works.  Since then, the book had been studied by academics and feminists alike and is often prescribed as required literature in schools.  Maybe that’s why I was never compelled to pick it up until now, nearly 50 years after its original publication.  Even from a modern perspective, I found this book superb.  It is descriptive to a poetic level, it’s got strong characters and excellent worldbuilding.  I was able to thoroughly enjoy it even though I failed to detect any of the feminist elements people talk about. innovative camera work, good action sequences and a believable future, this movie was surprisingly entertaining.  A little dark and Chances are, you’ve never heard of this book or its author, but if you read science fiction over the past decade you came across works by entire name every time) is more intelligent and funnier than Scalzi’s space romps.  But that would still be shortchanging this For many people who don’t read comic books, comics is largely about superheroes.  In some cases, there have been sci-fi subplots to each other.  Those who read comic books knew better, though: science fiction elements have been an integral part of comic universes since its clas*ic days, even if we disregard Superman as being an alien whose space ship crash landed on Earth.  Jack Kirby created the New Gods of the DC universe in 1971: an alien race of superpowered beings.  Marvel has multiple alien races.  The Skrull were created in 1962; the Kree in 1967, just to name the most prominent ones.  However, all those comic worlds are still at heart about superpowered beings, no matter how they gained their powers.  The work of Warren Ellis is different.  It focuses on sci-fi elements, explores futuristic societies and often features normal, or only mildly abnormal humans.  More importantly, his books are fun and insightful at the same time and should be considered among the best sci-fi works in comics.