Planetary

Warren Ellis

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One of Naval Ravikant's favorite comic books.

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"Planetary" by Warren Ellis is an enthralling graphic novel that invites readers to delve into a world where mystery and exploration collide.

The story revolves around three individuals known as The Planetary Organization, an enigmatic group uncovering the hidden truths of our world.

Through a series of thrilling and interconnected adventures, these characters embark on a journey to uncover ancient conspiracies, encounter powerful beings, and explore the untapped potential of human evolution.

As they unearth the secrets locked away in the shadows, they are confronted with extraordinary challenges that push the boundaries of their abilities.

This captivating narrative is crafted with stunning artwork and vivid storytelling, seamlessly intertwining science fiction, fantasy, and mystery.

"Planetary" encapsulates an imaginative exploration of the unknown while providing a thought-provoking commentary on human nature, the power of knowledge, and the importance of underlying secrets that shape our world.

Ellis presents a masterful blend of compelling characters, intricate plotlines, and breathtaking visuals that will leave readers captivated from beginning to end.

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