Lots of pictures of Ozymandian Detroit around this weekend, from Time to Flickr. Lots of images to choose from, but the one I went with is a R. Crumb poster linked in the MeFi thread. 
Sadly the picture's not big enough for the lettering to be read, so here's a closeup of the fourth to last panel.
Originally that's where the comic ended, but Crumb later went in and drew three possible answers: ecological collapse, technofuturism, and ecotopia. Right now we're still hovering over "What's next?"
My former students may appreciate the similarities between this static image and the Soylent Green opening titles...
Showing posts with label Soylent Green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soylent Green. Show all posts
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Posted by
Gerry Canavan
at
11:19 AM
|
Labels: America, apocalypse, comics, Detroit, ecology, Ecotopia, futurity, Ozymandias, politics, R. Crumb, ruins, science fiction, Soylent Green, technopositivity, what's next?
Saturday, December 06, 2008
The Art of the Title Sequence celebrates Soylent Green's, which I've used in the classroom a few times to introduce the concept of ideology and the ways in which science fiction can comment on it. Via SF Signal.
Posted by
Gerry Canavan
at
10:19 AM
|
Labels: America, ecology, film, ideology, politics, science fiction, Soylent Green, title sequences