The Two Faces of Tomorrow

A 1997–1998 Dark Horse miniseries, The Two Faces of Tomorrow adapts James P. Hogan's novel into a 13-issue comic, with scripting by Hogan alongside Frederik L. Schodt and Toren Smith, and art by Yukinobu Hoshino and Tomoko Saito. This cybernetic thriller explores a near-future where an experimental supercomputer begins to evolve its own consciousness, forcing humanity to confront the unsettling line between tool and rival. A thoughtful, visually striking take on artificial intelligence from the late-90s boom, it remains a compelling artifact of hard sci-fi's influence on comics.