Cyberantics: Graphic Novel

by Jerry Prosser

Maybe it's because I love ants and artificial life and Russian constructivism and children's books and the art of Rick Geary that I love this book. But then again, what more do you want from a book?... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1878574299
• ISBN13: 9781878574299
• Release Date: January 1992
• Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
• Weight: 0.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 11.0" x 8.6"

Customer Reviews

Get away from her you.....Well...you little ant I guess.

This is a bit of a weirdo. It is a tie into a great story "Aliens: Hive" about Stanislaw Miakovski's dream to make a fake Alien that can infiltrate a Alien Hive. Cyberantics is a prequel to that story showing how he started with Ari the Ant, and how she infiltrated an ant hive. It is a great read, and looks like a kids book, though there are some parts that may not be suitable ((I don't want to ruin anything but there are one or two, while true, never the less, disturbing images.)) The text from this book is also interspersed in Aliens: Hive and Ari makes a Cameo. I love this, and it is a great fun read. I highly recomend it.

The coolest book ever written

This is four books in one. Its a terrific children's story book, a nice bit of speculation on robots and artificial intelligence, an introduction to myrmicology, and a biography of a (fictional) eccentric genius. That all of this is packaged so well and so completely into such a small package is just incredible. The cover design and illustrations are gorgeous, as well. This book has something for just about everyone. It is a perfect gift for science fiction readers, children with an insect fascination, or computer geeks.