Ion Mud is classic science fiction in that it uses that scientific facade as a metaphor. The twist in the end is probably predictable for some, but in a way, it’s like Soylent Green or The Day the Earth Stood Still.
The blurb:
Lupo, a lone human, wanders the surface of a gigantic ship, trying to survive and encounter the aliens who abducted him nearly 50 years ago. He faces contamination by a hostile organism transforming all forms of life into mutated creatures and causing major malfunctions to the ship. Is this what forces the extra-terrestrials to retreat into the bowels of the ship, behind monumental doors, impassable to anyone else? Left to his own devices in a universe beyond him, man will have to compete in intelligence and perseverance to unravel the mysteries of his very existence!
Original title: Ion Mud
Writer, artist: Amaury Bündgen
Scanlator, typesetter: Phillywilly
Publisher: Casterman (French/2020)
WARNING: Violence, discussions of existential crises.
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