In The Grand Abyss Hotel, neoliberalism has become a
state religion while the citizens quietly and then not-so-quietly rebel, giving
way to violence on the streets and sowing chaos. A masked vigilante takes on the
role of hero to battle politicians, the erosion of democracy, and social media.
After the fires burn low and the dust settles, social order returns. Or does it?
Marcos Prior and Eisner Award-nominated artist David Rubín (The Hero,
Rumble, Battling Boy: The Rise of Aurora West) weave a politically satirical
look at democracy today through the lense of hyper-violence and explosive
action.
In The Grand Abyss Hotel, neoliberalism has become a state religion while the citizens quietly and then not-so-quietly rebel.
