Atomic Dreams (App-Books): The Lost Journal Of J. Robert Oppenheimer (App-Book)
Jul 2009 · Atomic Dreams (App-Books) Issue #2 · Carnival Comics
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Atomic Dreams: The Lost Journal Of J. Robert Oppenheimer (App-Book).
Created by Jonathan Elias and Jazan Wild... Atomic Dreams: The Lost Journal of J. Robert Oppenheimer takes you into the mind of one of the world's most brilliant men, into the agony of a soul riddled with conflict. Presented in lush color, this digital graphic novel presents a unique vision of the development of the atomic bomb, a potent reminder of our past. Take a journey guided by the spirit of man, and join the race to build the world's first atomic bomb. A weapon of immeasurable power: to some, it was a symbol of peace; to others, it was a terrible monster. Where will you stand when the bomb falls? Open your eyes and see... these Atomic Dreams.
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Jazan Wild is a bestselling author and musician whose Carnival of Souls, Dandy and Funhouse Of Horrors series are international hits that have been downloaded millions of times around the globe, even gracing Entertainment Weekly's Must List!
Wild and Jonathan Elias, world renowned composer, co-created Atomic Dreams, The Lost Journal Of J. Robert Oppenheimer. This graphic novel correlated with Elias' Prayer Cycle 2: Path to Zero album.
Wild and Jonathan Elias, world renowned composer, co-created Atomic Dreams, The Lost Journal Of J. Robert Oppenheimer. This graphic novel correlated with Elias' Prayer Cycle 2: Path to Zero album.
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