Nothing seems amiss when they get inside, so he ignores her concerns in favor of a videotape of celebrity autopsies, while Mister X returns home as well. Gilbert and Jaime don’t scrimp on the beautiful cityscapes nor on the lovely women, but as Arnold and Patrice return home, she sees a strange man inside his apartment, one who seems to have huge, sunken black eyes. Renting a convertible, Arnold takes to the skies, allowing the Hernandez brothers to give us some clever exposition delivery. It’s a simple tale, made more complicated when she expresses interest in renting a flyer and buzzing the city. We begin in the upper reaches of the city of nightmares, Radiant City, as Arnold tries to impress a girl.

While probing other people’s secrets, he must protect his own… His past shrouded in mystery, he makes his meager living as a private investigator. Stranded in this Somnopoils is the mysterious Mister X. It is a place as corrupt as the decadent upper class that rules it and the human parasites that prey on them. It’s citizens are afflicted with sleep disorders, opium addiction, and a surfeit of perversions. Previously in Mister X: Radiant City was built to be the dream city, a vast and beautiful metropolis, designed to fulfill the grandest aesthetic and architectural ideals, it now moulders in dilapidation. Your Major Spoilers Retro Review of Mister X #1 awaits! When a creation goes awry, it’s up to the architect to repair its flaws.

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