Promethea #3
Promethea #3 (2021) delivers a mind-bending final chapter that defies convention, with Alan Moore and J. H. Williams III crafting a story that can be read front to back—or carefully dismantled and reassembled into a massive double-sided poster with an entirely new narrative flow. The issue’s unique layout, featuring upside-down pages and a structure designed for multiple reading paths, turns the comic into a tactile, experimental experience that challenges how we engage with the medium.
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From the "A Word About This Issue" on the inside front cover: "This final issue of Promethea has several notable differences from previous ones. First off, a number of pages are upside down, we know. Secondly, the story is constructed so you can read it from front to back… or it can be 'unfolded' into a giant double-sided poster and read in a completely different order. Since this is a comic book that has been cut at the printer… you can't actually unfold the book but you can carefully pull it apart and… tape it all back together to form the poster. …"
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