Blythe's metaphysical training is over, and one final test stands between her and her future as the greatest hyperprax pilot to ever live.
Caught between opposing organizations: the dazzling explorers who support and need her, and the cutthroat conspirists who have targeted her, Blythe must find her own path in her most perilous journey yet: to pass her test, find her future, and make sense of a senseless universe—for Good. It will take her deep into the past and far into a future she was never meant to see...but may be able to re-shape.
The exhilarating conclusion of the brilliant, Eisner-nominated series!
"...I've enjoyed AIR to no end-- it starts off as Rushdie and then parachutes off into Pynchon."—Neil Gaiman
"The fantasy is real, and the reality is fantastic. AIR is a compelling and completely original read that thrills, surprises and delights."—Gail Simone
"An entertaining read with some serious points to make about the fluidity of borders in the 21st century."—The Onion
Blythe's metaphysical training is over, and one final test stands between her and her future as the greatest hyperprax pilot to ever live.
Caught between opposing organizations: the dazzling explorers who support and need her, and the cutthroat conspirists who have targeted her, Blythe must find her own path in her most perilous journey yet: to pass her test, find her future, and make sense of a senseless universe—for Good. It will take her deep into the past and far into a future she was never meant to see...but may be able to re-shape.
The exhilarating conclusion of the brilliant, Eisner-nominated series!
Praise
"...I've enjoyed AIR to no end-- it starts off as Rushdie and then parachutes off into Pynchon."—Neil Gaiman
"The fantasy is real, and the reality is fantastic. AIR is a compelling and completely original read that thrills, surprises and delights."—Gail Simone
"An entertaining read with some serious points to make about the fluidity of borders in the 21st century."—The Onion
